Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-24

Mrs. Bake visited with friends
IN Stephen Tuesday of this week.
We sell Mascot and Creme -four.
Give us g trial ia, .-- Farmers Mill and Ele-
vator Co.
Tom Keenan,, Of Arlington, IN. was
a Warren visitor Monday. Mr.. Keenan,
/ is the owner of farm north Of Argyle
and is here looking after threshing on
eratiOns and other fall work. 5 IS.
i n. r. Engelstad, Of Mortified, Mimi.
who has been here for few weeks
looking after harvesting and threshing
on his farm, received a telegram last
Friday stating that his wife was seri-
Iously i'll and he left for home the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.. Houser returned
Monday morning by car from Mason
City, Ia, where Mr.. Houser spent his
vacation with relatives. Mrs. Houser
has been visiting in Iowa for more than
a month before shes was Joined by her
husband.
Staging a last inning rally which re-
suited in three runs local ball team
defeated a team from Radium on the
local ball lot Sunday afternoon by a
6 to 5 count Next Sunday the Warren
ties expect to travel to Radium for a
return contest.
Mrs. G. A. Nelson and Miss Hilda
Christianson left for Minneapolis Sun
day evening where Miss Christianson
will return to her work after having
enjoyed several months vacation.
Mrs. Nelson expected to visit in the
city for week.
The first question asked by any EN-
ployer is this: What are your qualifca-
tions. Get your qualificat lions fixed up
first, then you can answer any employ
er with precision. North Star College,
Warren, Mimi, can help you fix up your
qualifications. Write.
Editor r. D. v. Carr of the Middle
River Pioneer, and wife, passed through
Warren Saturday on their way back
from Wheaton, Mimi, where the Editor
has been enjoying a couple Of weeks
vacation visiting with a sister. They
made the trip by auto. ). -
DR.. Orville Meland left today for Du-
luth where he will attend the state
medical association meeting at the
Spaulding hotel of that place starting
tomorrow. DR.. Meland is on the first
days program and will read a medical
paper, which he has prepared, before
those attending the convention. - Is. II
Mr.. and. Mrs. E. R. Kezar and son
David and Mr.. and Mrs. a. e: Mattson
and children were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Kezar at Oslo Sunday. They
were entertained at picnic dinner at
the Turtle River picnic grounds, d pic
turesque spot where the Turtle river
empties into the Red river about one
mile south Of Oslo. ~ 1872 = y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ,Bordewick attend
ed the wedding last Saturday at Roseau
Of cousin Of Mr.. Bordewick, Jens Jen-
son, to Miss Anna Torfin. They re-
turned Saturday evening accompanied
! by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bordewick and
/ dauhgter, Mrs. Henry Bordewick and
Mrs. L. Jensen, all of whom left for
! Olivia, Mimi, the following day.
j. g. E. Stinchfield and family returned
home last Wednesday afternoon from
i an auto trip to international Falls anG
other points in the northern part Of the
state. Mrs. A. i. Robinson accompanied
them on the trip. Il At Warroad they
= spent few days on Spring Stee
Island in Lake-of the Woods They Wis
tied with G. G.. Magladry a former War
rem resident now living at Birchdale p
O.. Mr.. Magladry, who became a wild
: over here, remarked about year ago
and is happy and contented. They alst
visited with Mrs. Poland, who was
formerly Laura MOulton, Warren girl
residing is miles from Internationa
Falls. The woods around there, Mr.
Stinchfeld says, are full of blueberrie
and raspberries and they picked larg,
j quantities. The return trip was mad,
Thy way Of: Beinidji, Walker and Itasc,
State Park, the distance travelled beinl
:, ia miles: Roads were good fnearl.
Ieverywhere. Y. S 81 49, S12 'z*5 s..::
Call for Bids +. hi
Bids will be received for the trans
81 pOrtatiOn of pupils on routes one, tw,
and three to the Boxville Consolidate
, School, Dist No. 40. Bids to be opene.
Sept. LIST at eight O'clock at the school
Bids may be submitted on routes on
and three as one route. The right t,
accept or reject all bids is reserved
Bids may be mailed to D: Q. Cheney, di
rector.
D. Q. Cheney, Director
FOR SALEG Good clean winter %