Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-06-28

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Maple q.
Frank Dobias, from near Angus,
was warren visitor Saturday
'Dyansh shine the new polish. IN ali
colors, including white. Warren Phar-
macy. s3sss.
Nj. and Mrs. Roy Vadsworth and
family an spent Sunday in Grand Forks
at the home Of s. Brown. !
s3 Mrs. III. Q. Hendrickson, OF Britton,
rs. OAK, arrived last week for a visit
with relatives in the city.
Helen Seign left Sunday for Min
neapOlis where She is employed, after
spending her vacation visiting at War
rem .sS2
Sour cream, 3333c; sweet cream, sec.
Open Saturday evening until 10 o'clock
on other days we close at 6 O'Clock
Warren Creamery. q
Rev. A. T Tollevs left this morn
ing for Oslo where he will be one of
the speakers at the mid summer festi-.
val held there today.
Nurse Ruth Holmgren left Thurs
day for Oak Terrace near Minneapo-
lis, where she will be employed as. a
nurse at the Glen Lake SanatOrium.
Mrs. G. F. Hanson and daughter, Of
Redfeld, s. Oak, arrived last Satur-
day for a visit with Mrs. Hanson's
father, Frank Seign, and with other
relatives in, this city. .ss
ssz Miss Gena Jorgenson arrived Wed
nesday from Portland, Oregon, for a
visit with relatives in this city. She
will also visit at Adams, N. OAK, be-
fore returning to the coast.
Rev. Chas. a. jacobson, formerly
pastor Of the Swedih Mission Church
OF this city, but now located in Can
ada, will preach at the church here
next Sunday evening at s p. NJ.
J. H. Berg, herdsman on the Spauld-
ing farm, sand family left in their
new Studebaker light six last Thurs
day for the Twin Cities and other
points to visit relatives and friends.
Last Friday night two train loads
of Shriners passed thru this city en-
route to their homes in the east after
1Aee rs etICCAuCu S1cdI ltl IO1ldl COLI
>Ventlon and outing on the Pacific
coast. :$ss-% z. 20 :, ~ B...s.
# Mrs Alfred Imsdahl and children,
of st. Paul, who have been visiting
at the il. Imsdahl home in Big
Woods for a few weeks, boarded the
train at Warren for their home on
Tuesday. ,s- ..5>l:..: "a ~ @sss@..
Tom Gorder, brakeman on the Great
Northern local, and his family, of
Crookston, visited at the home of Axel
=. Lundquist in Vega for a<few days.
Mrs. :Gorder is also visiting with he...
mother Mrs. p: Peterson, this week.
NJ. @. Held, formerly of town, of
: Oak Park, now residing in the Puget
Sound country in the state of Wash
ington, was here last Thursday shak-
ing hands with Warren friends. He
is back for short time to attend to
some business matters 5A
= Tom Lohner and family returned
home Thursday from an outing at De-
troit, Park Rapids and other points
Where the fish bite pretty WELL Mr..
&Lohner says he caught some fishes
that long measuring the distance of
several feet with his outstretched
hands.
Il John J. p. Mattson, daughter Edith
and son Oliver, also Mis- Ebba Lul1nd.
gre nand Miss Martha Mortenson
leave today by auto for Goodhue,
Mimi, to attend the wedding of Edgar
n. Mattson and Miss. Anna e.. Swan
son at the home Of the brides par
ents on July LIST. 5.,5 . sSs& :
Fen licenses to wed were isued BY
Clerk Of Court a. G. Swandby during
the past two weeks, namely, Randolph
J Arthur Holmgren and Ingeborg r.
Nelson; Henry g. Wendt and Agnes
Marie Bake; Simon Breiland and
Selma q. Zakarison; Simon B.: Moe
and Julia g. Lund !; Charles o. Mat
son and Mabel Arness Gustav Nv
Sanstead and Judith N. Peterson: : AL
fred q. Olson and Ruth A. Eckleberry !;
John Olson and Adele i. Haugen
Hans Ness and Emelia johnson
James e.. Jorgenson and Mary Q.
Metheny. s5e 3.
5 FOrdsOn tractor sales are breaking
all records in every section Of the
United States, with a factory produc-
stion Of 400 tractors every week day,
the Ford Motor Co. are swamped with
Aorders they cannot fill promptly. We
Anticipated this condition 81 by heavy
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