Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-24
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Raveling Studio for Kodak finishing.
One day film finishing service War
ren Pharmacy .zs~ 5@...s !. i
A car load of corn at the Farmers
Mill & Elevator Co. r.. =.
I Order your flower and vegetable
plants at the East Side Grocery.
+ Miss Dorothy Hoch, Of Crookston,
spent Sunday with friends in Warren
Ed. Bren and w. B. Mclaughlin
autoed to Grand Forks Tuesday after
| noon. ,a-: ~ >>~+ .--: =ls-s =:
| When you are In need of wood, call
up Phone 60. Poplar wood $7.75. c..
Knutson. ~ .@-.--~.. g., = 81
We sell Mascot and Cremo -four.
Give us tria1.-Farmers Min and Ele-
vator Co. .-- -. .-:.-.>s
: Mrs. L.. H. Engelstad arrived this
week from Mortified for visit with
her: mother, Mrs. Lena Thorson.
| Free-5x7 enlargement with every
$500 worth of finishing work. One
! day service.-Warren Pharmacy.
Tire prices reduced-Firestone Box
! 31a, non-skid, $10.65; Oldfe1d 3Ox319,
non-skid, $8.95.-W. F. Powell & Co.
Carl Roseberg, who formerly con-
! Quoted bakery here, arrived last
week from Ada for visit with War
rem friends.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from Tu-::
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld'
ing Farm Co. ?
The Boxville Farmers Club will
. meet Thursday evening of this week
instead of on Friday evening, as an
nounced last week.
t We pay 50 cents for sour cream
and 35 cents for sweet cream. We are
open Saturday evenings until 10 P. NJ.
Warren Creamery. - j." =
Mrs. David Johnson and little son
left last week for Minneapolis where
they will visit with relatives and
friends fora week or two. -,
Mrs. K. G. Void and daughter Betty
morning for visit at the home of
Aug. Lundgren, father Of Mrs. Void.
=" A large number enjoyed the band
concert given Saturday evening by the
Warren Juvenile Band. Another con-
cert will be given next Saturday eve
ming. =. -.
Mrs. Annie Clark, of Alberta, Canada,
who has spent the past few weeks
. at the home other niece, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Gilbert, left this week for. Hansbor-
ough, N. Oak. -'.
L. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wadsworth mo-
tored to Grand Forks Sunday where
%h1v nf f1n nf
and Mrs John Nesvig, former resi-
dents Of Warren.
Mrs Claude Cline and children left
i Thursday for the their home at Ait
kin after having spent the past
school year at the home of Mrs. Cline's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas.
Please do us a favor by returning
empty cream. bottles to Bakke's Con
fectionery as we only charge you half
y the cost Of bottles and there is an un-
reasonable amount of bottles out
Mrs. Clara E. Hlleboe. -: +
p We have just received a car of ex-
ira good No. 2 White Oats. These
.>oats are heavy enough to NAL e &C.
f ceptable seed when properly cleaned
!. We are selling them at very reason.
in the State Bank Building .-Spauld
ing Elev. Co. .s-.s9%SSs.3-S
Mesdames o. n. Taralseth,, F. G
Wittensten, A.. N. Eckstrom, Joe Her
rick, H. NJ. Blegen and G.. IL. Davis
left Monday evening for Ada to at
tend the Goth annual convention Of
Womens Federated Clubs of the Ninth
District as delegates from the Women's
Club Of Warren. &t~S~
A number of Warren people autOe(
to Thief River Falls Sunday to wit
ness the first game Of base ball played
at that place in the Red River Valley
base ball league. Thief River Fails
crossed bats with the aggregation from
Red Lake Falls, the latter winning
the game by a score of Z to- g. !.
b The c. F. Johnson and Hans Lind
berg families autoed to Drayton n
1 D., Sunday stopping enroute to visit
h with relatives of Mr.: and Mrs. Lind
berg at different point. They report
/ the crops to be looking fine with the
exception of a few very low places
which were drowned out by the heavy
rains Of late. a>@ " -.
! Mr.. A. 20. Fladeland, of Grygla at
! tended to business matters in Warren
on Monday. While here; Mr.. Flade
land filed as candidate for county
/ commissioner from the fifth commits
sioner district He has held that office
before, but four years ago he: refused
for business reasons to become can
didate for reelection. Now his friends
have induced him to enter the race
EI for the Office once more eSsE
Senior day at the local high school
was great success. a short program
consisting Of singing, speaking and
numerous selections BY the Senior boys
band made up the entertainment fol
the high school at assembly hour. Bach
member Of the high school received an
| ice cream cone and cherry. After
this was over the members Of the
l class and Mrs, Cassidy left the school
u for picnic at the old mill site II