Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-26

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Raveling Studio for Kodak finishing.
A car load of corn at the Farmers
Mill & Elevator Co..
-Four room house for SALE John w.
Johnson, u So. Division ST..
A. Z. Card, the piano tuner is in
town. Leave orders at Hotel Warren.
We are now grinding feed every day
Of the week-Farmers Mill and E1eva-
tor Co. -}s.-as y. - ..~ To- ;azssS
Do not fail to attend the State May
Music Festival at Grand Forks, May
1, 2 and 3.
Ask at Warren Furniture Co. about
the State May Music Festival in
Grand Forks. 80. ....--
DR.. and Mrs. Ed. Bren and Mrs.
w. B. Mclaughlin autoed to Grand
Forks Saturday.
| Liggett's chocolates pound free
with pound for the remainder Of
April Pharmacy. - :
Rev. A. L. Tollevs returned Tues
day from Viroqua, Wis, where he
went last week to attend the funeral
Of his mother, r.. Z. 49,. %6zz !5S.
Pictures without frames are no
SOOu " SOu HIdulcS, WtllIOut p1C-
lures are no good to us. Let's get
together.-E. L. Tornell. =
'Your Liberty Bonds are worth One
Hundred Cents on the Dollar with us.
| Write for details to Northern State
Bank, Grand Forks, No. Oak.
Lundgren Wittensten & co: have
| been appointed agents for the Delco-
Light Products sample "Delco"
lighting plant is now put up in their
Office. ~ - 5,z.szs.=.ssE
Miss Mildred Wood returned to Min
neapolis Sunday evening to resume her
studies in music at the MacPhail
school, after spending short vacation
at her home here. Z :,'. .r ~S.',> .
I The Light Draft Kentucky and Mon
! itor Drills is now put :up ready to go
out. Callt for one or more Of them !;
they stand the test. For, sale by Lund-
grer. Wittensten & Co. =, Z, @- ~, =
Rev. K. Winberg returned Tuesday
from Duluth where the attended a
conference. He reports a foot of snow
fell there last week and that the ice
in the lake was just going out. 49,
! M. O. Kleven, prominent business
man of Oslo; was Warren visitor
t Monday. Mr.. Kleven has political as
piratiOns and stated that he may pos
sibly file for the senatorial toga of
this district. .:s..> + >szs. ssF !, H..
A civil service examination will be
held at Warren on: May Is for post
masters at the third class. Offices at
Holt, HallOck and Bronson Only per
sons who have sbeen residents at these
towns for two years may take. sthe
fexaminatio 49, =
\ of town Of Eckvoll, was adjudged in.
Hast Saturday and was committed Ito
1.-THE hospital at Fergus Falls, to which
Eplace he was taken by A. II. AndeF:
son and p. Q. Cheney.
81 The ladies of the Scandinavian
Methodist church will give a bazaar
sans the church basement Friday even
Tang, April 18th. Those who wish t.
1give donation bring the article moi
. later than Friday noon. Hot luncl
land home made candy will be served
I We have just received car of ex
"a 4
loats are heavy enough to make &C
Iceptable seed when properly cleaned
We are selling them at very reason
fable price See sample in our ndc'
in the State Bank Building. -SDauld
ing Elev. Co. sssszsszS. !.
a basket social will be held th'
Lincoln school Dist. No. 49, SIS Tow
Of McCrea on. Friday evening, May
"a program will be rende red commend
ing at 8 PM. Ladies' kindly bring
untrimmed baskets with lunch for two
Lunch wiffSbe served to those who ID
not get baskets. Anna A. johnson
teacher. s s.. 53:.5 T (. .s
Ford cars and tractors are selling
again like the good old times. ",
are all sold out on both cars ant
tractors. Have carload ofacars5 il
transit and our order placed for car
load Of tractors. II in need of either
car or tractor, you will use good
judgment. to place your order with Us
at once +. Powell Go.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. g. Tnllar leftslas1
Friday evening for st. Paul where
they visited at the home Of thefl
daughter, Mrs. Donald .Doty. Mi Tul;
liar returned Tuesday morning .b,l1
Mrs Tullar remained for g Longer
visit with her daughter. Mr.. Tu '
reports that the valley is as far ad
|svanced In seeding as the southern e
part Of the state. ;3s8 ssss
AT q recent meeting Of the tennis
club it was decided to limit member
Ishin to SO as this number is about al
the present court can accommodate
Those who enjoy this game should re e
EEnew their membe rship at once witt
Carl Lindgren, treasurer Of the organ
ization. The court last year ar Isl ny wa !.
crowded at all times, and many VIII w
|:Edesired to play were unable 6 DC 3.
81. account Of lack Of room. and !
Twas therefore deemed advisable =
limit the membership TO- 30 this year
An additional court Is need and IL
suficient number desire to- join tn
organization to warrant the expenss'
III Il DoesiblA that one could be erect