Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-25
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1EgZ VOOu sMuSAC anu SQOU 0lUS every
night at the Strand theatre.
Oranges 25, IS. and coo per dozen. e
East Side Grovery. Phone No. 8.
George G. Jorgenson, Of Alma, was.
q Warren business visitor Tuesday.
We are now grinding feed every day
OF the week Farmers Mill and Eleva-
tor Co. 5: 81 s. s5
Mrs. G. A. Gunnarson entertained
q number of friends at her home this
afternoon. = ..r.4..-s. " .@-szEss
T Maynard johnson was a business
visitor at Thief River Falls last
Thursday. - ~ .,s ~ =: ...,:
Elmer Anderson, from near Alvar-
ado, attended to business matters In
the city Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Erickson, Of Thief
River Falls is visiting with Warren
friends this week.
A dance will be given at the Ma
son, X. p. and Eastern Star lodge
rooms on Friday evening. x. $50 Is
Arthur Bergo left Saturday for
Fargo after q several weeks visit at
the A. G. Swandby home.
Single admission tickets, reserved,
1t SOC. for the Chapel Singers pro
gram on Monday evening. - q
Cash Market for cream, dressed
poultry and veal. C.. 8. Erickson, OPP
posite w. f. Powell & Go. ''s; .>4<'tA (.
A fine baby boy, was born. .,to4 Mr..
and Mrs. p. o. Bystrom at their home
in Vega Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1922,
! The Vega young peoples society will
meet at the, church :. Sunday. evening
at 8 o'clock. Everybody welcome. "a
Harry Morkassel left Tuesday Of
last week for Portland, Oregon, where
he will be employed for some time. :.
{; Mrs Ed. Bren left last Friday eve
ming for Minneapolis to visit: with
friends and relatives for two weeks.
ITS going to be q treat in store for
every one who attends the Chapel
Singers entertainment on Monday eve
ming. ~ -. Wy .. i. 4<&:; ; ,,.:..s,,,> "A
License to marry was Issued this
week by Clerk of Court Alfred O.
Swandby to Oscar w. Flodstrom and
Sarah Gothenberg. :*,.~~..: -. 49,.
r. G. Massee, prominent attorney
Of East Grand Forks, was a. Warren
visitor Saturday attending to business
in the probate court: '>'.,. ">.< 49, }.
Prof. G. e. Sjostrand and Elmer:
Lindstrand accompanied the North
Star College basket ball quintet to:
Crookston last Saturday afternoon.
Back to pre-war prices now. The
$1.35 Victor records now 1925; the
IS cent record; now IS cents.-The
Victor Shop-Holm's Jewelry Store. 5
The knights Of Pythias will meet
tor their regular; meeting this evening.
An oyster stew will; be served after.
the meeting and whist will be enjoyed
by the members. -;
Misses Irene Olson, Bertha Barlow,
Audrey Swandby and Bertrfce Lund.:
quist went to Crookston last Satur..
day evening to spend Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. B. A. SEVERN. ...'.
Knute7 Strom, who has been visiting
at the home Of his brother, Ole Strom,
for about two months, left; last Thurs;
day for. Portland and Seattle; where:
heais employed as avearpenter and
contractor. T-,.~@ u: .; t1:+& ',:4j;%S'15z !
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Miss Clayboe, a nurse from Mime
apolis,. has arrived to take the place
Of Miss Anna Erlands0n at. the War.
rem. hospital. = Miss Erlandson has gone
to Hallock to take charge of the new
hospital there as Superintendent. ii .,
J. Mrs. John Cheney suffered a fall on
Monday Of last week which resulted
in a broken arm and other severe
bruises The arm was broken between
the wrist and elbow. The unfortunate
accident Is liable to confne her to
the house for some weeks. .5ss<>s e. !.
Judge Grinde1and went to Mime
apolis last week to attend a meeting
of the board Of trustees Of the Nor
! wegian Lutheran church and meet
ing Of the directors Of the Society for
the Friendless, and this week he is In
st.. Paul receiving eye treatment. s.
The Mothers Club will meet Friday
afternoon, Jan. q, at 3 O'Clock iat the
library in the high school # building.
As no meeting was held in December
a double program will be presented
at this meeting and an interesting
session is anticipated. All are vel
come. @ss5, 49, .: Isl Z, - 2
Carl Hanson left Saturday evening
| for his home at Newfolden, after hav-
ing spent several weeks here. Mr..
Hanson underwent an operation here
q few weeks ago. He was accompanied
to Newfolden by his son, Henry M.
Hanson, who returned to Warren
Monday morning. "
Mrs. Nels johnson is now visiting
of fha homo 84 re hpr daughter Mrs