Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-26
Have 1000 bushels of good feed oats
for sale.-PiOneer Loan & Land Co.

Tor Sale.-PlOneer Loan & Land Co.
Andy Anderson expects to leave on
a business trip to Thief River Falls
this evening.
The Crookston high school defeated
the Ada high school last week by score
of 20 to 16
. Watch for your name in the Strand
ad and get free pass to the big show
Tuesday night
Mrs. Geo. n. Powell and daughter
Ruth Elizabeth, returned to their home
in Fargo Saturday evening.
| George Lindberg who farms near
Kennedy, visited at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lindberg
Saturday. .......
| The Rev. S. W. Swenson arrived back
today after having attended the board
meeting Of the Northwestern college in
| Fergus Falls
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Rosendahl enter
tanned the Mems Club Of the Swedish
Lutheran church at their home on Mon
day evening.
! Miss Bertha HOlan returned this
! morning after having spent two weeks
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carl
son at Radium
Agnes Johnson was a business visit
or in Warren last Saturday. She is now
working for the st. Paul Dispatch and
| Grand Forks Herald
| Herbert Anderson, who has been
away on a two weeks vacation visiting
in Minneapolis and Hector. Mimi, re-
turned Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs G.. F. Pihstrom left
for Minneapolis yesterday, where Mr..
Pihlstrom will attend to business con-
corning income tax matters
! Hans Swanson left Monday night for
Minneapolis, where he is attending the
independent Telephone convention be-
ing held in that city this week.
Mrs Alfred Levine and Mrs. S. G.
Enebak entertained sixteen friends at
whist at the home of Mrs. Enebak this
afternoon. "A dainty luncheon was
| SeTNeu at y ..1V.
The Mothers Club will hold a bust
ness meeting Friday afternoon in the
high school library room, at ; o'clock.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.--Secretary.
Northern grown trees. shrubs and
plants, fruit trees and berry bushes
shade trees and Seeding for hedge and
windbreak-A J. Nordstrom. phone
300, Warren. JIG F-2
Gust Lindstrand last week had the
misfortune Of spraining a foot when
he missed a step at the Spauldin9
Elevator He now manages to get to
| his duties at the elevator with the aid
of cane.
Herman Amundson, former Warren
boy who is now employed at Devils
Lake, n. d., spent a few days here last
week visiting relatives and friends in
this community. He returned to Devils
Lake Monday. .-
f. O. Rokke, of West Valley, drove
to this city Sunday, bringing his son
Edwin to the city hospital for treat,
ment He was accompanied by his son
EngyOld. Mr.. Rokke and Engvold re,
turned to their home Monday but Ed
win will remain at the hospital for a
short time.
M. w. Munger & Son shipped two of
their famous Chester Whites this week
! to Max Haesel, Rosebud, N. d. They
also made shipment of clover seed tc
a party residing in Pennsylvania, and
also to one at Erhard, MINI. Mr.
Munger is firm believer in adver,
Using and these sales are some OF the
lresults of advertising placed in various
publications.
Little Miss Eleanor Herrick enter
! tanned twelve Of her little friends at a
birthday party in honor of her sixth
birthday last Saturday afternoon
There was birthday cake with six
! candles and fitting decorations for the
/ occasion. The afternoon was spent il
playing games after which a dainty
! luncheon was served.