Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-03

q car load OF corn at the Farmers
Mill & Elevator Co. -
Sale OF Ladies' and Children's hats
Saturday, May Mrs. o. n. Nelson.
We are now grinding feed every day
Of the week Farmers Mill and Eleva-
tor Co. 1855
All kinds Of seed corn for sale at
the Farmers Mill & Elevator Co, Ro-
bert Tell, Mgr.
Mrs. Aug. I. Bystrom left Monday
evening for Minneapolis for a visit
for some time s:s. @ q s-sSs.z
Mrs. @. n. Holsen returned Monday
with her daughter for few days.
When in need of any luggage come
in and see my big line Of trunks, suit
cases and travelling bags.-E. L. Tor
nell.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. @Lund-
gren, of Viking, May i, 1922, a fine
boy, at the Hedgewood hospital in
this city. S.
II Prompt photo service, 5x7 enlarge
ment "free'' with every $500 worth
Of photo work. .Save the slips
Warren Pharmacy. ~ +: = r. -.
n Miss Lizzie NJ. Naylor, who has
spent a few weeks during the illness
Of Mrs. A. p. Mcintyre, has returned
to her home at OWatonna. .4
4 Henry >Knutson- left Monday evening
7 for Red Lake Falls where he will be
employed for some time with the
Standard Oil Construction crew.
Ernest Hanson, captaining the 1921
1922 high school basket ball team, en-
tertained his teammates and coach at
dinner at his home Tuesday evening
Subscriptions to the Youths Com
panion, American Boy or any other
magazine may be renewed at the
Sheaf Office. ~-s-> ~. - j.
Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. Frank Wit
tensten, Mrs. Cross, Mrs Cassidy, Mrs
Ed. Quistgard and Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Easton autoed to Grand Forks last
Saturday. .a~- '.~---. .a.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Swanson and
Mrs. Albert Hanson and children
autoed to Crookston last Saturday for
visit at the A. NJ. Foker home, re-
turning on Sunday. - ---- r~
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Knutson received
letter from their daughter Clara,
stating she had accepted position to
teach at the State Normal School at
Madison, South Dakota.
/ ~ The Ladies' Aid of the Catholic
church will meet in the church base
ment Thursday evening, May II. Cards
and refreshments. The Mesdames N.
0. STADIUM and Julia Peterson enter
tain. : ',ss. 49, ~~. ,'.-.' ~ -
of 1,n
i w. G. T. U. will meet Monday after
noon, May 9Th, at 3 O'Clock at the
Ladies' Aid room of the Swedish
Lutheran church. All new members
and all old members try to be there.
There will be meeting in Alma Bap-
fist church May 18th lat II A. NJ. Mis-
sionary A. 0. Lundin, from LindsbOrg,
Kansas, will start his missionary
work in the Red River Valley. Try
and attend his first meeting. All are
welcome. .:r
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. ,Taralseth and
Mrs. Blegen, of Warren, and Mrs.
Sutton and Mrs. Kemp, of Argyle,
: autoed to Grand Forks last Thursday
evening to take in the big movie pic
ture, 'Foolish Wives which was
shown there that evening.
Mrs. L. s: Ulland and daughter
Amelia arrived Saturday evening from
Los Angeles, California, where they
spent the past winter months, and
visited Sunday With Mrs. Nora VI
land in this city. They left Sunday
) evening for their home at Blooming
) Prairie, MINI. .@
Rupert Hughes in ''The Old Nest
: has produced an absolutely new type
7 Of picture. This beautiful production
is the first of our knowledge that
gives truthful, human and unsenti-
mentaliZed version of everyday life
) with it's comedy and its tragedy, its
laughter and it's tears. It will be
, here Monday and Tuesday, May s and
9th. at the Strand. 49,. :
.Brado Blawd returned last Friday
from Portland, Oregon, where he has
spent the past couple of months Mr.
Blawd win be employed by the Soc
Line bridge crew for several months
and will later: return to the west to
work. Mr.. Blawd. came to Warren
today from Adams, n D., where he
has his headquarters, to attend tc
business matters in regard to the
BlaWd estate. j.. y - &. -?
Emery Johnson, manual training in:
structor of the Warren high school
left Friday for his home at Alexan
dria to spend several weeks with his
parents while recupera ting after q
long and severe illness from pneu
monia. All his friends here are glad
that he is able to be up again. Mr.
Johnson will probably return to- War.
ren shortly before school dismisses
for the summer vacation to straighten
out his work at the school: Miss
Edith Holmgren, who has been Mr.
JOhnson's nurse, accompanied him te
his home at Alexandria. &
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