Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-08


WANTED Girl Tor general house
work. Call Mrs. ed. Quistgaard.
Mrs. !. II. Nyrbo and baby Of Yik-
ing, are visiting relatives in Warren
Mrs. Ralph Taralseth and Mrs. H.
M. Blegen left Friday to attend the
auto show.
John Bergman, one Of the pioneer
farmers from near Oslo, was a War
rem visitor Monday.
Adolph Bake left on Sunday even
Ing for Minneapolis on q weeks bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Cash Market for cream. dressed
poultry and veal. G. s. Erickson, op.
posite w. r. Powell & Co. i
i The Vega Young Peoples Society
will meet at the church Sunday even
ing at s o'clock. All are welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Powell left
Monday evening for Crookston. They
will visit relatives there few days.
O.. H. Taralseth left Tuesday even
ing for the twin cities to take in the
auto show and attend to business mat
ters. @..~.
Andrew Boardson left last Thurs
day evening for st. Paul in response
to message stating that his father
was very ill.
Safety First" home talent play,
will be given at the Strand by the
Epworth League, Feb. Is. Keep the
date in mind.
Mrs. s. G. Enebak entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon. A delicious
lunch was served and a pleasant time
enjoyed by all present.
Miss. Emma Bergstrom returned
home last Wednesday morning from
Thief River Falls, where she had
spent week visiting friends
Miss Ethel Hendrickson. instructor
in music at North Star College, was
an over Sunday guest at the home
OF relatives in Thief River Falls.
Back: to- pre-war prices now. The
$l.35 Victor records now $125; the
50 cent record now IS cents.-The
Victor Shop-Holms Jewelry Store.
J. A. Berg and G. F. Peterson, OF
the Spaulding farm, left Sunday even.
ing for Crookston, to attend the
farm crops show being held there this
week.
A number of Warren people went tc
Crookston last Thursday evening tc
see the basket ball game between
Thief River Falls and Crookston
Crookston won the game by score
of Is to Il.
Miss Loretta Newman and Miss Jes
sic PorteOus entertained a number OF
lady friends at their rooms in the
Mrs. O. N. Nelson building on Satur
day evening. A delightful time was
enjoyed by all present.
Howard Magladry, formerly of this
l city, has been awarded a gold media
as first prize in the second annua
4 live stock judging contest at the Uni
t versity of Minnesota school of agri
culture, in the beef cattle class. -
: The Argyle high school basket bal
4 quintet passed through Warren las
Saturday enroute home from Thief Ri
yer Falls, where they played the pre-
vious evening. Thief River Falls wo1
the game by a score of % to II.
Andrew Pearson has been confined
y to his home about, month by a. sore
. knee, which was injured long tim'
ago. He has been taken to the hos
pital now and though his condition il
> serious, there is hope for his recov
\ cry. ~ ,2s;.,
g Mrs. Chas. Olson, Of Spokane, Wash
arrived here Tuesday morning iron
Thief River Falls, where she has spen
!; some, time at the home Of her daugh
ter. Mrs. Olson will visit friends il
8 Warren for some time before return
o ing to Spokane. .,s 49,. .~.
t i Miss Bertrice Lundquist left on Sun
day evening for New York City t
q visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
Il Arnold Blanch. Miss Lundquist e2
: poets to remain in the east for som
IS time and will further her musica
studies while staying in the metropt
r lis of the United States. . -, :5.
Y Rasmus Hage~ has been confined t
Y his home by siege Of inflammation
S rheumatism since the time Of coul
last December, about 10 weeks ago. b
= is improving, however, and is now abb
=. to be up for a few hours each da.
3, With the advent Of warmer weathe
Isl he hopes to be as spry as ever.
ISL L., M. Johnson, Warren's old mile
81 is recovering nicely from the injurie
ISL sustained shortly before Christmas /
IS fall at tho mill, resulting in bro]
81 en- arm and crushed shoulder. He
Isl still carrying his arm in a sling, b'
81 getting along nicely and hopes SOC
81 to be able to return to his work
S. The St. Olaf Lutheran Choir, Of S
81 Olaf College, Mortified, has now col
81 pleted its tour of the East and, gaN
Isl it's final concert at the auditorium
& Minneapolis on Monday evening 4
81 this week. The Minneapolis Journal
@ musical critic, Mr.. Victor Nilsson, d
81 votes the greater part Of a column
IS Tuesdays Journal to a 1attering +
Il port Of this concert. Several Peep
s. from Warren were present at the co
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