Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-23
Addit onal Deal
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Every home should have q sheaf. lei
ms send 1t to you each week. .
Will the party who took an ums:
brella BY mistake at the hospital last
Sunday kindly leave It at the Shear
office 81.
Julius ]. Olson came up from his
summer home on Lake Miltona last
week to look after business for few
days. He left yesterday for the lake
again to finish up his outing.
Osteopa thic physicians treat all cur
able diseases Many so-called incur
able ills have been cured after all
other methods had been tried. Drs.
Fred Is Blanche Sharp, Crookston. .
Miss Elmira Rudloff returned Mon
day from her vacation, which was
spent with friends at Ada, and she
has again resumed her duties as clerk
in the county treasurer's office.
Mrs. Fred McKeebe, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs And.
Melgard at the Melgard farm for
three weeks, departed for her home
at Pine River, Mimi, on Tuesday.
A Barn Dance will be given Sat
urday evening, Aug. 26, at the Canum
Farm, five miles east, two miles south
and one-half mile east of Warren,
Music by the Warren Jazz Orchestra.
Let's Go! s .e n.
Mrs. III. G. Stuhr and son Chancey,
OF Minneapolis, arrived last Thursday
from Bemidji, where they visited with
Mrs. Stuhr's brother @. C. Easton.
They will visit with Mrs. Stuhr's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. sEaston of
this city for a while before returning
to Minneapolis. r.
Mr.. and 2>Mrs. Corder JONES' swho
lived in the town Of Marsh Grove. in
pioneer days, but moved west many
years ago, arrived last Tuesday from
Tacoma, Wash:y, for visit with their
son, Orion N. Jones who is lin the
jewelry business at Argyle, and with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. WadswOrth,s of
this city, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Wads-
worth being sisters = J.. = -, -.
J. e. Fladeland, manager of the
Western Flying Club Of Texas, left
for Fargo, n. d.. Monday afternoon
to make arrangements for the stag
ing of their flying stunts and auto
races and auto polo at. a big celebra-
ton to be held there on Monday, Sept.
4, which is labor day. Mr.. Fladeland
will return to Warren Saturday to be
present at the exhibition to be put on
here Sunday. * ~. ~ r., ...51s,> l.. j
(" Henry Ford, more than any other
man, is solving the problem of econ
omical manufacture and distribution.
The full line Of Ford products come
to the consumer direct from factory
through only one agency the local
dealer, who must give 100 per cent
service in maintaining work shop,
keeping competent workmen and car
rying adequate stock of extra parts
W. f. Powell & Co. ST
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lunduuist ar
rived home last Thursday from their
auto trip to Yellowstone National
Park, which they made together with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Odell and two
daughters, of Grand Forks, in the
Odell car. They entered the Park at
the Cody entrance and spent five days
enjoying the. sights of this wonder
land. They report that sold Faith
full is gushing just as faithfully as
ever: 49,
Il A. Bueche saved farmer near
Ardock from heavy loss last Friday
by reporting a fire that had just start
ed in his grain field. Mr. Bueche
drove past in his automobile and no.
ticing the fire as it was jumping from
shock to shock famed by strong
breeze, he hurried back to the vii
lage and gave the alarm. Men, WON
en- and children then hurried to the
burning field with spades, pitchforks
and other fire fighting tools and sue
ceeded in checking the fire after Sew
en- or eight acres had been burned
over. 1:
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POSTPONED
The McCrea Farm Bureau meeting
will be postponed until further notice.
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