Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-10-05

The Boxville Farmers club will hold
their meeting on Friday evening.
I. e. Conklin, of Bemidji, was War.
rem visitor the latter part Of last week.
Anton Anderson, from Viking, autoed
to this city Tuesday on business mat
ters. . -I..@ !
We sell Mascot and Creme flour.
Give us trial.-Farmers Mill and Ele-
vator Co. y ~ .-.-
Peter Lindquist. one of Vikings
prominent farmers, was visitor in the
city Monday.
See us for your watch repairing.
Prices reasonable and prompt service.
-Hooper's Jewelry Store.
Miss Esther Flyberg arrived last Sat
urday for a few days visit with War
ren relatives and friends. She return
ed to Baudete on Monday evening.
Mrs. H. NJ. Swanson left Monday
morning via Grand Forks for Browns
Valley, Mimi, where she will visit at
the home OF her daughter Mrs. Albert
Hanson
being called away Oh sickness the meet
ing of the Inspiration Circle of the
Kings Daughters will be postponed in
definitely. -
MI. and Mrs. VIM Johnson and baby
left yesterday for Minneapolis. where
MI. Johnson expects to- take up some
line OF vocational training offered by
the government.
Mrs. Hunt. Of Grand Forks. visited
several days with her daughter. Miss
Rachael Hunt, the past week Mrs
Hunt returned to her home at Grand
Forks Oh Monday.
p. Person, on of the early pioneer
farmers on the Lower Snake, is attend
ing to business in town today and re-
membered the Sheaf with a pleasant
call.
Mrs. William Merdink of Stephen,
boarded the flyer here for Minneapolis
last night. to attend the funeral of
Henry Sanderson, who was killed in a
gun accident this week - =, -
Barn dance Thursday night, Oct. 9th,
at the Canum farm. five and one-half
miles east and two miles south of War
| rem. Music by the Warren Jazz Or
chestra; Everybody welcome.
e. Dagoberg left yesterday for Min
neapolis, where he expects to spend the
winter, after an all summer visit at the
home of his son-in-law and daughter.
MI. and Mrs. H. Mitgard. of this city
Prof A. NJ Foker and family of thu
Northwest School of Agriculture. visit
ed at the H. M. Swanson home last Sal :
urday. Prof. Foker refereed the foot
ball game between the Warren and Ada
high schools played here that day.
"A. L: Underdahl, of Ulen. passed thru
here today towing potato digger and
picker, which he will demonstrate on
| a farm a mile east Of Argyle near the
Melgard farm Thursday afternoon. The
machine has been sold to Mr.. Bucking-
ham of Argyle. W
Marriage licenses have been issued by
! Clerk of Court Swandby to the follow
| ing parties: Conrad H. Engelsrud to
Anna G. Haugen; Axel E. Anderson to
Elm Jaderblom; Albert Bjerk to Marie
J. .Arnevik; Alphonso Verbout to Cecel-
ia Safranski; John A. johnson to Sofia
w. Anderson. -.< T.
| Rev. Albert Johnson. of Minneapolis
the pastor who has been called by the
Swedish Mission church in this city
| To- ,<7ox
evening. Rev. johnson is an able min.
lister, at present the pastor Of the Swed
ish Tabernacle in Minneapolis. Mem
bers of the church here hope he will
accept the call to Warren.
J. P. Lundin and daughter, Miss
day for short visit with Warner
friends. Mr.. Lundin had a severe spell
of sickness last May at Minneapolis
where he now lives, and for many day:
his life hung on a very slender cord
His health, however, has improved
greatly Of late and it looks now as i
the sturdy pioneer will be with us man,
more years to come. VI
J. p. Blegen, of Minneapolis, was ];
II guest SATURDAY anu Ouuudy dI Lie HOlut
of his brother, DR.. H. M. Blegen, of thi
city. A short time ago DR.. Blegen hat
the pleasure OF visit from anothe,
. brother, Prof. Carl ssBlegen, "a prom
inent archaeologist, who has spen
many years in Athens, Greece, engaged
in research work for the American In
situte of Archaeology and who durin,
the war served as agent for the Amer
lean Red Gross in southern Europe.
Send the Sheaf to the young folk
who are attending school away iron
home. 100 pays for a subscription 70
J the school year Telephone 38 and "
will send this weeks issue at once.