Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-01

N. soderlund, from near Alvarado,
attended to business matters here Sat
Iurday.
We are now grinding feed every day
OF the week-Farmers Mill and Eleva-
tor Co.
Have your harness repaired and
oiled. Harnesses oiled $1.OO per set
Fred Swanson.
Harry Thomas left Tuesday evening
for Aitkin, Mimi, swhere he will spend
several days on business.
Aug. "A. johnson returned home last
Friday after, spending several days in
the twin cities on business.
All canned foods at Greatly Reduced
Prices, Canned Food Week, March LIST
to 8th.-East Side Grovery.
A. A. Harris left Monday evening
for Fargo to attend to business with
the Ford branch at that place.
Canned Food Week, March list to
Sth. All canned foods at reduced
prices. Ask us about them.-East Side
Grocery. a.. 4.
Crookston A. c.. VS.. North Star at
High School auditorium Friday even.
ing. Come out at Z 80 and see an
other speedy game. -. E.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl O. Knutson en-
tertained friends at cards Tuesday
evening. They will also entertain at
cards this evening. IL. r =.
William Forsberg returned last Fri
day from Minneapolis where he at
tended a convention of chancellor
commanders, Knights of Pythias
Mrs. P. Fagerstrom returned Mon
day morning from St. Paul where she
has been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. "A. Beckan, and son Clarence.
. Back to pre-war prices now The
$1.35 Victor records now 81 .25,;I the
IS cent record now Is cents. The
Victor Shop-Holm's Jewelry Store.
John P. Mattson returned home
Monday from attendance at the Min
nesota editors convention and visit
to his old home at WATERFOWL, Mimi.
Take a look at our window, and
then come in and buy a few assert
ments of Canned Foods-Canned Food
Week, March LIST to ,S.-East Side
Grocery. ~.~c. - - = : %zf.,@ ..#..-z
Miss Sarah O'Meara, normal train
ing teacher at the Warren high school,
entertained number of friends at a
dinner given by her at Hotel Warren
last Sunday. - H.. =: X
The Stephen high school basket ball
team were in the city between trains
last Saturday morning enroute from
Thief River Falls, where they had de-
feated the high school Of that city. !
Victor a. Erickson, who lives near
Strandquist came to Warren last
Thursday morning to attend the fun
eral of his mother, Mrs Frank Lar
son, which was held on Friday after
noon. - 49, 49, -.
J.. E. Dishington, county highway
engineer, R. w. Tollefson, assistant
highway engineer and Irving e. Quist,
county surveyor and drainage engineer
returned Monday from the twin cities,
where they had attended a conven-
ton Of civil engineers. ..<z -.-.-.. ...-
CrookstOn A. c.. VS.. North Star at
High School auditorium Friday even
ing. Come out at Z 80 and see an
other speedy game. ...... H. n
Ole S. Halsa, @. r. Ose and II. O..
Listol, from near Thief River Falls,
were visitors in the city last Friday.
The gentlemen attended the natural
ization hearing that was held at the
court house, Mr.. Halsa securing his
naturalization papers at the hearing.
Lester r. Peel visited with friends
in Warren the first part of the week.
He left on Monday. evening for Foss-
ton, where he has accepted posi-
ton as instructor in agriculture in
the public school in that city, the
former instructor having resigned to
go into business. = ~:.E,r. '.=<
l.. J. Hill reports that a great deal
of hay and fax straw is being market
Jed at Radium these days. Hay prices
are fairly good and still going up,
bringing now from So to $40 per. ton
F. O. B. Radium. Compared with
the rest Of: the products farmers may
or may not have to sell hay seems to
be fairly well holding its own, says
Mr.. Hill In the past few years RAJ
dunn has become an important hay
shipping point. 2 W.. r. +
/ Charles Franks returned last Friday
from Indiana Mr.. Franks was pas
senger on the Inflated flyer which was
stuck in snow drift near Barnesville
on Thursday morning. He states that
the engine was buried in the snow SO
deep that 1t could neither go ahead
nor back up. A snow plow from the
tcities came at two o'clock in the at.
ternoon and pulled them out. The
flyer then backed to the next station
when the snow pillow went ahead ny
to Crookston. The flyer got into
Crookston at 9 O'clock that evening.