Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-01
Alma Olson, Of Radium, was q War

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Alma Olson, Of Radium, was q War
rem shopper Saturday. tsss58sa
~. Flod, from near Radium, attend
ed to business matters here Saturday.
We sell Mascot and Creme -four.
Give us a trial. Mill and Ele-7
vator Co. "
! Rev. s. W. Swenson left Tuesday
for Detroit to spend a day on con-
ference business. .;:<2 "
Aug. Samuelson, OF Adams, N. D.,
is visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SamuelsOn. t%>p
81. G.. Azure, from near Oslo, passed
through Warren Thursday on his way
home from a visit at Grand Forks.
We are now grinding feed every day
Of the week-Farmers Mill and Eleva-
tor Co. ~. -. - ~ ::
Without question, you will find
pattern that will suit in our 1922
showing of ginghams.-K. J. Taral-
seth Co. = J "T4
Hjalmer johnson arrived Tuesday
morning from Riverton, Wyoming, and
Mrs. Lena Thorson. .'~~..
OCC OuA uu III AOAI "COA ASSuC AOA
prices on the new sheetings, tubings,
muslins, nainsooks cambrics, longcloth
and crepes.-K. T. Taralseth Co.
Ingolf Sather, who is employed at
i Hatton, N. D., was over Saturday to
visit his father, Lars Sather, and
shake hands with his numerous War
rem friends. '. r.,
Miss Alice Peterson, who has been
taking the place Of one Of the teach
ers in the high school during her ILL.,
ness, returned to her home at Crooks
ton on Tuesday afternoon. W."
G. E. Olson, of Howard Lake, Mimi,
arrived Monday for visit with his
father-in-law, p. A. Lundberg, and
other relatives and friends. He is a
former resident Of Marshall county.
Back to pre-war prices now. The
$1.35 Victor records now $1.25; the
S5 cent record now Is cents.-The
Victor Shop-Holm's Jewelry Store.
J. S. Benson, Of Viking, autOed to
Warren Monday where he attended to
business matters. He reports the roads
in fine condition and that only in one
place was it necessary to shovel snow
for short distance on account OF
drift
The strength and sturdiness Of GU,
people is being undermined by Consti
pation-it reduces the value Of your
food, impoverishes your blood, weak
ems your whole system. Take HOL
LISTERS GOLDEN NUGGET TAB
LETS for Constipation. You'll get re
suits every time-Warren Pharmacy
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.. Mccormack, Of
Dilley, Oregon, announce the birth Of
son, Clyde Austin, on January 9th
1922, weight seven pounds. Mrs. Nc
Cornack was formerly Miss Alic'
Lundgren, a Warren girl, daughter O.
| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lundgren, former
residents Of Warren, now living il
Oregon. Many relatives and friend
-, here extend congratulations to tn
happy parents. -
The Red River Valley Young People
Covenant of the Swedish Mission
+. churches held their mid-winter con
E. ference at Thief River Falls on Sun
day, Jan. Goth. Among the speaker
ID were Rev. O. B. Olson, of Crookston
at Prof. Norstrom, Of Crookston Re,
K. 0. J. Lundell, OF Thief River Fails
n and Mr.. Carl LundQuist, Of Bronson
A"OuSo tAOSC dIIOuuAu3 1AOA1 " dA AO
at were George Westberg, Hi1ma Wes
~ ma Tornell, Helen Larson, Esthe
ne Stark, Agnes BlOomquist and Mr.. an
ne Mrs. G. F. Pihlstrom.
A clipping has been sent us COZ
- tanning the obituary Of John F. Fal
~ ~ who passed away at the home of hi
I'LL daughter, Mrs. George Turner, nea
- Hazleton, ILL.,, on Jan. 3, 1922. M
VI Fall was a brother of Mrs. John v
"a Thomas of Warren and was born
W Churchville, Virginia, May Z, 1874
10 where he grew to manhood, acquire
81 a good education and became teac]
10 err in the public schools of the Sout
~ When a lad of IL years he enliste
- as a soldier in the Confederate arm
,n believing that he was fighting for
IL, 10 good cause, but later he became CO.
~ WINGED that the South was in erro
n ,,a He was married to Miss Sarah Hane
at Shenandoah, Va, in 1879, and
1883 they moved to Illinois,, whe
- they lived until called to the bett
2[9j country up yonder. Mrs. Fall di'
e seven or eight years ago. " r.
@ w. H. Grange returned the TO
81 part or THIS week lrOn Sever
G weeks visit with daughters at Brer
g ford and .Mellette, So. Oak.
81 Grange reports that while there
& had the pleasure in participating
s. jack rabbit drive and wolf hu
Siwhich is an interesting annual eve
q there. Sixteen sections Of land we
IS covered in the drive and about 8
81 men participated. Starting at the OF
s. er edges of the territory the hunte
81 travelled to a central point secur1
81 about two and half tons of rabbi
IS and three wolves in the drive. 7
81 rabbits were shipped to Chicago !
81 distribution to the poor. Many rl1