Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-06-28
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Mrs. Wang and daughter, Mrs. Nels:
1 Sorenson, Of Warren, left for Canada
monday morning
/ Mrs Axel Bostrom and children, OF
Iona, N %, are visiting at the Emil
Holmgren home in Vega.
SIS Mr.. and Mrs. III. M. Swanson and
, daughter Eda spent Tuesday in Grand
Forks visiting with friends.
ts Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Lindberg, Mr..
and Mrs. August Ostlund and Mrs.
Edna Hanson spent Sunday in Grand
Forks.
Misses Sybol McGinn and Helen
Langseth, Of Thief River Falls, ar
rived Sunday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j: Q. Herrick.
Miss Hazel Edwardh returned Fri
! day from Duluth, where she has been
the teacher Of French in the Central
High School Of that city.
| Miss Maud johnson and Mrs. Nate
Harris came over from Thief River
Falls yesterday and visited at the
%. b. Swenson and A. Grindeland
homes. e
Farmers! For bargains in farm ma
chinery look over the list in this is
! sue, which will be sold to the highest
bidder at auction July 1, 1922. -Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co. IN
Roy SEVERN returned Saturday from
Bemidji where he visited with his
brother Frank Frank, who has been
seriously i'll for the past month, is
we'll on his way to recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Windahl and chill
dren Arnold and Esther, from North
Marsh Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. J. o..
Strombo, from Viking, visited with
Mrs. GOplin at Warren Sunday
Mrs. M. Bergstrom, son Harry and
children Of Moorhead, and M. Mattson-
Of Fargo, a brother of Mrs. Bergstrom.
visited with Lindquists oyer Sunday,
returning to Moorhead Monday morn
| ing. "a #
| Mrs Marie Swanson of this city
| and Mrs. Eva MalmQuist of Mime
apolis left Thursday for Hibbing, MINI.
to- visit at the home of DIR. G.. S. Rad
quist, Mrs. Raadquist being daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Swanson
Miss Jean Stevens returned Monday
morning from Carlton, Mimi, where.
she has taught in the public schools.
the past year. Miss Stevens visited;
with friends in the southern part of
the state before returning to her home
| in Warren
Mrs. SEVERN returned home Satur-
day from Bemidji where she had been
/ to see her son Frank SEVERN who is
! employed in the Great Northern Office
! in that city. Frank has been sick
for some time but was improving sat
isfactor1ly when she left.
$s Wagons, sPlows, Manure Spreaders,
| Harrows, Engines, Binders and Now.
ers in fact anything you need for sue
cessful farming, can be had in War
rem at the big sale AJuly land your
credit will be good, too Lundgren,
! Wittensten Co. z.s
Miss Mildred Wood returned from
Minneapolis last Wednesday where
lshe has just graduated from the Nc
$Phail School Of Music. Shortly be-
fore returning home she sang several
numbers for the Journal Radio con-
&cett,' Miss Wood has accepted po-
Isition as Music Instructor at Detroit
for next year.
James G. Jorgenson and Mary O..
Metheny, both Of Foldahl township,
were united in marriage today at the
brides home. Rev. K Winberg Off
chatting. Both are highly respected
/ young people Of their community
Their numerous friends extend con-
! CALCULATIONS and wish them success in
their journey through life.
Mrs. Joseph KaWalsck of Middle
River, died June Is after an illness
ofSeight months, leaving five children
almost destitute, ranging in age from
three months to eight years. They
need help and the Middle River banks
will receive and account for all do
nations that may be sent by kind
hearted people. 3: z.S
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from Tu-
berclin tested herd2 P. Frost Spauld
ing Farm Co.
Special price on cultivatOrs while
they last at Warren Machine & Iron
i Works Co. z5.