Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-17
Union
Commercial College
Grand Forks. North Dakota

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Grand Forks. North Dakota
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i Sweet corn for canning for sale Mrs.
N. w. Munger. Phone 277-M-33.
Miss Mildred Wood left for short
trip to the twin cities on Sunday even
ing.
We sell Mascot and Creme -four.
Give us trial. Farmers Mill and Ele-
yator Co.
Mrs: Z. a. Bueche entertained num-
Der Of friends last Friday afternoon at
luncheon.
Mrs. Nate Allen entertained NUM-
Der of ladies at luncheon last Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Carlson spent
at High Landing.
The j. Q. Herrick family accompan-
led by Miss Gertrude Halvorson spent
Sunday at Maple Lake .T + - IS
See us for your watch 1srepa iring. |
Prices reasonable and prompt service.
|-Hooper's Jewelry Store. DIS
R. c. Mathwig returned Saturday
from a weeks trip to the twin cities
and points in northern Iowa.
Send or bring your. Kodak finishing
to Johnson's Studio, Warren, MINI, for
hoe,% x1,nrH on1 vHr0v,nYe$
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Odell, Of Grand
Forks, were visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs G. e. Lundquist Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Erickson, who has under
gone an operation at the city hospital,
returned to her home west of Warren
Saturday.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from q tn
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spanld
Ling Farm Co. .st
Miss Evelyn Goebel, OF Minneapolis,
! spent about week here visiting War
(ren friends, leaving for her home last
Sunday evening. Is, !.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bengtson, Mrs:
Axel Skoog and Mrs. Chris. Johnson of
Huron. s. D., visited with friends in
Hallock yesterday.
Mrs. r. E. Thomas entertained at
! card party at her home last Saturday
i afternoon in honor of Miss Fora Raj
/ ferty who is guest at the home Of her
] aunt Mrs. Bert Andrews.
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Have you thought Of getting a new.
corn binder? We#sen the old reliable
! Mccormick and Deering makes. We
will be glad to get your order. Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co.
Miss Ester Lundgren left last Satur.
\ day for Elbow Lake where she will
4 spend some time before proceeding to-
\ the twin cities for visit before taking
up her school work teaching at Eveleth,
MINI
Mrs. Pauline Fritz and Mrs. Frank
Lawrence and daughter Korene, Of. Far.
4 gos N. D., left for Fargo Monday even
ing after having been guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Z. Skalman
for nearly week. "
1 szArne G. Holtberg, Of Stearns county,
and Helma Toftner, Of Argyle, were
3 married at the Swedish lutheran par
sonage by Rev. S. w. Swenson We'd.
nesday. Aug. 10. They will make their
future home at Lowry, MINI.
Miss Marie Olson, who has been in
Hallock during the past year. expects
to- enter the city and county hospital
at st. Paul Sept. 1st for post grad
! uate course in nursing at that place.
She was formerly employed in nursing
j in Warren So.
Aug. I:,Rystrom and family report
very enjoyable trip to Minneapolis and
back, camping out along the way both.
going and coming. They took their
time, being six days on the road to the
city and five days coming home. That
lis the way to travel and enjoy the
scenery and rest wherever fancy Hdic-
tates. ! s*5z=
Supt. G. Holmqnist, a. B. Nelson, G..
r. Patten and J.P. MattsOn autOed to
Golden Valley, in the Mud Lake dis
Etrict in Marshall county, 16 miles east
Of the village Of Holt, last Saturday
for the purpose Of being present on the
visiting and demonstration day at the
peat experiment farm It surely was q.
revelation to see such an extensive tract
Of peat land, covering seemingly many
townships and being in depth from 9
few inches to five or six feet. The
/ bitches that have been dug have
4 made this land available for cultivation