Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-17

I plants at the East Side Grocery.
We are now grinding feed every day
OF the week-Farmers Mill and Eleva-
tor Co. *;= 500.
We pay 35 cents for sour cream and
IS cents for sweet cream. Warren
Creamery. 2.......
! Roy Anderson returned Sunday
morning from Minneapolis, where he
has spent some time. -.
DR.. G. S. Wattam and w. F. Powell
left Monday morning for Clearwater
lake for few days fishing.
The Sheaf has received fine line
Of Hammermill bond tablets with en-
velOpes to match. Call and see them.
Subscriptions to the, Youths Com.
panion, American Boy or any other
magazine may be renewed at the
Sheaf Office. .-
! Henry and Ralph Taralseth and I.
NJ. Myrbo returned this morning from
fishing trip at Ottertail Lake near
Fergus Falls.
Prompt photo service, SKI enlarge
ment "free" with every $500 worth
Of photo work. "Save the slips"-
/ Warren Pharmacy.
=. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs
Louis Hedquist's May the Oath. Mis-
sionary A. O. Lundin will preach.
Everybody welcome.
Pictures without frames are no
good to YOU Frames without pic
lures are no good to us. Let's get
together.-E. L. Tornell. ~ 90.
All members of the Warrenton Or
chestra and base ball club are request
ed to meet next Wednesday evening,
May "a, at Ralph Rue's.
| DR.. G. \. Gunnarson returned to
Warren Monday morning from Min
neapolis where he spent the past week
visiting with his wife and baby.
| "Cico,' the new liquid paste, always
ready for use. Handy for use in Of
! fee or home. Try a bottle, only 10
cents. For sale at the Sheaf Office.
I The Vega Young Peoples Society
meets next Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock
at Olof -Bystroms. Lunch and ice
j, cream will be served. Everybody well
: come.
! The Ladies Aid of the Catholic
:! church will be entertained by Mrs. N.
o. STADIUM and Mrs. Julia Peterson
4 at. the church on Thursday of this
week. -. ~
! Lundgren Wittensten g.: Co. have
1 been appointed agents for the Delco-
Light Products-a sample "Delco''
lighting plant is now put up in their
Office. -.
Dance, May Goth at Canum's farm,
five miles east, two miles south and
. one~half mile east of Warren. Warren
Jazz Orchestra will furnish the music.
A good time assured.
G. II. Hopwood has rented the A. P.
Mcintyre residence Mrs. Hopw0od
and son, who have spent the winter
at Chicago. are expected to return to
Warren early in June. e., . ~.
/ The Light Draft Kentucky and Mon
itor Drills is now put up ready to go
out. Call for one or more of them
/ they stand the test. For sale by Lund-
gren Wittensten & Co. . p,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stromquist Of
Karlstad, arrived Sunday afternoon
land are spending the week here visit
ling with their many Warren friends:
This city was their, home. for four
Eteen years and they still retain in
Itheir hearts. many pleasant memories
Eof Warren and it's people. Mr.. Strom-
Equists who is an expert shoemaker and
Ehad q shoe shop when he lived here,
Ewas called here this time to make
ispme shoes for Warren people who
must be specially fitted. Both Mr.
and Mrs StromQuist are looking well
and happy and say they are always
pleased to have Warren people visit
them when coming that way. 49, - -
! The Animal Husbandry class of the
, Warren High School gave a debate al
the Cook school house at the Warren
ton Farm Bureau meeting last Friday
night. The subject was: Resolved
that dairy farming is more profitable
than beef farming to the average
farmer of Marshall County. The aftir
1 which was given by the judges
Rosendahl and Mr.: George Head
Those on the affirmative side were
Herman Probst, Clifford .Quist an(
I1lIlHeE$ AluulUSOll.. luOSc OIL lllc ue.Ss
ative: side were Herman Ferreo, rAlbiI
Novak and George Botko. = ( . =
3. P. stromgren, a, former residen
of Warren and town Of Nelson Park
but who now has his home in the Ole
Peoples Home at Alexandria, is visit
ing at the, home of Judge P. H. Holm
and with other Warren friends this
week. Mr.. Stromgren is nearly 9(
years old, still hale and hearty fol
his age, and walks around almost as
sprightH as he did when he came tC
this country forty years: ago. His
wife died at the Home" last winter
The loss of his faithful companion in
a long life makes it very lonely al
times for Mr.. Stromgren as he is near
ing the sunset OF his, own life. Yet
1t is . great thing to be In posses
sion Of ones faculties and able to
/ look cheerfully to the future at such
III an ailVAnlp2 age .5s3E ~ ss&<