Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-04


GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD
Will buy county warrants.-C. ii.
Hopwood, Warren. + .s.s III.
Old fashioned hoarhound drops at
Doc lb.--Warren Pharmacy.
Warm storage for your car. BY
day, week or month. Warren Auto
60.
We are now grinding feed every day
Of the week Farmers Min and Eleva-
tor Co. Il "a t& 4 @..s. 81 4
Clarence Bake returned Sunday
morning from q business trip to the
twin cities. . = ~. !. ~: ~,,ss-- IT.
Stop that throat tickle with our old
fashioned hoarhound drops, soc q lib.
Warren Pharmacy. ..i@z.4. ~
Jordan almonds, the "King' of hard
candies, at the special price Of 49c a
pound.-Warren Pharmacy. VI.
DR.. Walter Larson returned to Star
buck Thursday after q several days
visit with his brothers here.
Miss Rose Rosendahl left yesterday
for Grand Forks to resume her studies
at the University Of North Dakota.
Old fashioned hoarhound <. candy l!l
Just the thing Tor home made cough
syrups, 30c a lb.-Warren Pharmacy.
Mrs. A.. g. Ryden spent q, few days
visiting with friends and relatives at
at Kennedy the fore part Of this
| week. ,sz ~ Il
Mrs. Nora Clark, of Strandquist. re-
turned to her home after having Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Clark
in this CITY, - - r.
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NJ, F. Pihlstrom and family arrived
home yesterday from a New Years
visit at the home of Mrs. Pihlstrom's
parents in ,Crookston. .
T.: Mrs. A. NJ. Mattson, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. e. g. Woolery, left last evening
for her home in minneapolis. E'.s-sI
Mrs. E. G. Harper received. word
Saturday that her sister at Downers
Grove, Ill.,, was seriously i'll and she
left for that place the same evening.
| Miss Edith Rosendahl, who is a
teacher in the high school at Mar
marth, N. D., left yesterday to resume
her work after having spent Christ
mas at her home here. !:
Miss Clara HalvOrson left Monday
night for the Cities where she will re-
sumo her studies after having spent
the holidays at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Halvorson.
Dorothy and Robert Foker return
ed to their home at the Northwest
Farm school near CrookstOn Saturday
evening after visit at the home Of
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H,
NJ Swanson. - "a -. "a :, &
Miss Ethel Pihlstrom left Monday
evening for the Twin Cities tore.
sumo her studies at the University of
Minnesota after spending the holidays
at the home Of her; parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j.: Pihlstrom. i. -. D., &. :. so,
Miss Gunday Lodoen left Tuesday
for Williams where she will resume
| her duties as teacher in the schools
Eof that city after spending her holi.
! day vacation at the home of her
| fc A ~ =.
I = Raymond and Lawrence Swandby
f1eft Tuesday !. evening for Mortified
where they will resume their studies
at st. Olaf's college. While home
his skill in basket bali and played "a
good game for Warren in the Stephen.
| Warren game on Friday evening. :. -
Miss Inga Imsdahl, public health
nurse Of Kandiyohi county, is visiting
at the home Of DR.. II. NJ. Blegen fol
a day or two before going to her home
IN town Of Bigwoods for assvisit She
had the misfortune to break her arm
lat WiAmar just before Christmas
while cranking refractory Ford, anl
for that reason was unable to ge
home for the holidays. I: E
Wooden Goods For Sale: As ",
have not been able to sell our WOO
for the last two years we decided t.
send it to the wooden mill and hav,
it made into goods. We have now Of
hand small quantity and will have
Hkmore later on. We price these goods
as low as possible in order to- get RI
Of them. WOODEN blankets $500
Wool Batting, 90c per lb.; yarns ddif
ferent colors, $1.0O per ID; socks, med
ium weight, 35c per pair. Men,
flannel shirts, $500. A few samples
at East Side Grocery. a. Omdahl
Route 4, Warren, MINI. z gss