Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25
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Buy int the RexaI Store
IS Right now IS the time to buy your
Ford car.W. =. Powell & Go. 58ss Is:
We are now grinding feed every day
Lot the week Farmers Mill and Eleya-
tor Go. IS assss
Live chickens, ducks and geese
/ wanted. Call or write for prices.
! Warren Creamery ..
Genuine u s.. Government o. ID.
Wool Army Blankets for sale at D. Il.
Tornell's. Only 1916. 55s
& Mrs. a. I. Tolleysz entertained her.
cousin, Miss Helen McC Comb, Of Fargo,
last Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ HieIle, Of High
Landing, Mimi, were over yesterday
renewing acquaintance with Warren
I friends. ..sS s.s sss
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. John G.. Anderson and
daughter Havida spent Thursday in
Grand Forks. 5:z=5 5s 81 8
Mrs. Emil Stark, Of Galva, Ill, ar
rived last Thursday, being called here
by the serious illness of her father,
Mr.. John Oberg. Il ] .....
The ST. Hilaire-L Lumber yard all
Monday night, causing a loss Of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Mrs Edna Hanson and sister Ruby
Peterson, 4. of Shey1in and George
Courtnay, of Bagley, visited at the
home Of Aug. Ostlund last Sunday.
Mrs Hans c. Hanson and Mrs. Al
Ian Powell will entertain the Clean
ers at the home Of Mrs Hanson on
Tuesday, Oct. 31st, at7S o'clock P. M
A program and rag ball social will
be given In the Riverside School, Dist.
106, on Nov. 3rd. Come and have a
good time.-Mabel Clementson, teacher.
Mrs Clarence Erickson, of Thief
River Falls, was a Warren visitor
Tuesday attending the fifteenth ami
versary celebration of North Star-Gol-
lege " ->2t:s .s H." -
The league Of Women Voters will
| hold a meeting Monday evening at the
Court house. Several speakers have
been arranged for. Everybody ;. vel
come. 34 ~ 5ss,vZs ~ l.z, s r.S4 e. Il q
Work has been commenced on re-
building the old. potato warehouse on
the Great Northern track which was
recently partially destroyed by: fire..
I The building is owned by n. %. Stad-
UNI and will be occupied by the Cream
Station conducted by "A. b. Brown. zzzssf
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George @Westberg, member Of the
/ Swedish Mission Covenant Church,
! Warren, who entered The Moody Bible
Institute Of Chicago this fall, is one
Of a group Of students who hold Cos
pei services in the various missions
Of Chicago, as part of their training
in. practical Christian work. ,,9..y
II Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Burke, of Will
liston, N. D., arrived In Warren Sat
urday for few. days visit at the
home Of Mrs. Burke's sister, Mrs. Aug.
A. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs: Burke are
making an automobile trip to Florida
where they intend to spend the winter
months and resumed their journey on
Tuesday. Icy i. ~: :--s
The Girls Community Club enter
tanned the lady teachers Of the city
schools and other prospective members
at the home Of Edith Mattson Thurs
day evening of last week. Irene Olson,
Valborg Halv0rson, Audry Swandby,
Myrtle Winberg, Edith Allen, Agnes
/ HalvorsOn- and Bertha Barlow were
hOstesses. ~: q s4z 4 S.
! DR.. and Mrs. Ed. Bratrud returned
home last Wednesday from Rochester
and Minneapolis, where the doctor had
attended clinics and medical meetings.
At the meeting Of the Minnesota State
Medical Society in Minneapolis, DR..
Theodor Bratrud, the senior member
Of the firm, was elected vice president
Of The: Society 8 q very high honor.
Misses Ellen Pearson and Della Ro-
sendahl, who have been employed at
i Fargo; arrived home LAST week. They
q intend to leave in the near future for
4 California where they will spend the
winter. Whether or not the young
ladies aspire to become movie ac-
tresses has not been ascertained.
II The annual meeting OF the Warren
hra nOF Of tho Rod GROSS will moot