Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
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HOME FIELD

II HOME FIELD
made in st. Louis.'' ...
Raveling Studio for Kodak finishing.
John Larson, of Viking, attended
to business in Warren last Thursday.
/ We are now grinding feed every day
of the week Farmers Mill and Eleva
tor co. go. ~ 7. zss.s. $500,
4 Don't forget to call G. Knutson,s the
old reliable fuel man when you need
some wood or coal. Phone 60. ~
The Vega Young Peoples Society
will meet at the. church Sunday even
ing at s o'clock. Everybody is vel
come
H. P. Krogh, prominent business
man of Argyle, was Warren visitor
Saturday attending the Republican
county convention. =-@ ss:@ I'D H..
Pictures without frames are no
lures are no good to us. Let's get
made in St. Louis"
Miss Hannah Lindberg and Miss
Emma Bergstrom left by auto for
Drayton yesterday for few days
visit with friends and relatives. 49,.
Lundgren Wittensten & Co. have
been appointed agents for the Delco-
Light Products-a sample 'Delco"
lighting plant is now put up in their
Office. ~.
Il Dr. F. c.. Bake, Clarence Bake
and Miss Ebba Lundgren autoed to
Grand Forks last Friday afternoon to
take in Shriners entertainment at
that place. o. ~...
Miss Anna GRANDSON, superintend-
ent of the Memorial Hospital at Hal
lock, made a short visit with War
rem friends; last week, returning home
on Saturday. A,@. 49,
Clifford Golden left last Thursday
evening for Chicago, ILL.,, where he
will spend some time. Mr.. Golden
will visit with Lee Riggs, who now
lives in Illinois, before he, returns to
Warren. 4. ..'~;~@ -. 49,.
I When you are In need of wood, call
up Phone 63. Poplar wood $775. G..
KnutsOn.; -: $500. :
H. NJ. Swanson left yesterday on a
business trip TO- Grand Forks. On
his way home he will visit for a day
or two with the Prof. A. NJ. Foker
family at the CrOOkstOn School of
Agriculture. .-....
Werner Nelson, a former Warren
boy, who since his graduation has
held q position in bank at Grygla,
has accepted position as bookkeeper
at the First National Bank at Thief
River Falls.
II Misses Marguerite Holmquist and
Maurine Frank returned to Moorhead
on Monday to resume their studies at
the normal school, after spending their
spring vacation at the home OF their
parents in this city. .&,. ..-.
Do you know the political, CONNER.
cial and religious conditions in South
America? Hear T. j. Bach, a mis-
sionary from South America, at the
Swedish Mission church Sunday eve
ming, March &C., at Z 80 P. M.
n Mrs. G. A. Peterson, of Anoka
Mimi, arrived Tuesday morning tc
see cher parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charley
Johnson on Bridge Street. Her
mother, Mrs. Johnson. has been very
sick for some time and at this writ
ing is very low. 49,. s.. -. o..
Compass Cherry, Plum, Crab and
Apple trees, shade and ! ornamental
trees, hedge plants, young trees FOL
1 windbreaks, gooseberry and currant
bushes, everbearing Strawberries and
raspberry plants - A. j.. Nordstrom
Warren, MINI. Phone 29O. -.
The annual meeting for missions
will be- held in the Swedish Lutheran
church on Thursday afternoon Of this
week, beginning at 3 o'clock. Lunch
will be served and all are invited
also the men for lunch. Proceeds
will 90 to the home mission fund Of
the church. N. 5 ss1,>@@. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Johnson, Of Vega
returned to Warren last Friday aftel
having spent the winter months visit
ing at the home Of their daughter
Mrs John Dahl, in Chicago. They
also visited for several weeks ats tn
home Of their daughter, Mrs. n J
Servin, in Minneapolis. 5ss.ss. s; q
Mrs Charles A. johnson. Of Alex
Eandria, arrived here Sunday morning
to see her son, Emery Johnson, In
structor in the local high school man
ual training department, who las
week developed case Of pneumlll0e'n ll
after a attack of the "fu'' At tn
present writing Mr.. Johnson is i'm
proving which is cheerful news to hi