Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-09-27
Buy it at the Rexall Store.
Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.

Buy it at the Rexall Store
Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
Get your Potato Baskets at The
Peoples Trading Co.
Closing out Edison Photographs at
cost for CASH at Farrell's.
Football game Friday at 8 80 P. M.
warren VS.. Fosston. Adm. IS and 25c.
Ignite Coal, $5.75 per ton at the
shed, 1925 delivered. Geo. Smith.
Phone 232.
Oliver Mattson, of the Minneapolis
Bridge Co., was business visitor in
the city Saturday.
| D. Farrell, the jeweler, has some
very attractive prices on Watches and
Diamonds. Call and see. = & :. :. ze
One carload of apples and pears I'M
loading in Warren at Bradley's build
ing, opposite W.. f. Powell & Co.
Carl Holmstrom, one. of the sub
stantial farmers from town of Wright,
attended to business matters here on
Saturday. -. -" !.
/ Last Wednesday Miss Edythe Eek
blad entertained a number, Of girls,
honorihg her friends, Misses Clara Pc
terson and Ester Erickson. =. =. +,
The Mothers Club meets at the high
school on Friday. afternoon at 3
o'clock. Since it is the first meeting
of the season all members are asked
| to be present. d.. -.
Osteopathic physicians treat. all cur
able diseases. Many so-called incur
able ills have been cured after all
| other methods had been tried. Drs
Fred, & Blanche Sharp, Crookston.
! ,>Gunnar Swedberg captured live
turtle in North Dakota last Sunday
| and has placed it on exhibition in his
, tailor shop window 1t is quite a
curiosity and is attracting a good deal
Of attention.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Holland, of War
road, and their two little daughters,
Dorothy and Jean, spent about a week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Bueche. They left for their
home yesterday.
Mrs. J. P. Goranson returned home
| yesterday from western Canada, where
she has spent about three months
with her husband on the farm which
| they own there. She expects to spend
the coming winter in her home at
i Warren. :
! Anton NJ. Lovik, from near Oslo,
was Warren business visitor Satur-
day. MI. Lovik was one of the first
growers Of winter wheat in this Sec
| ton and has been successful in har-
| vesting good crops by seeding the
winter variety.
Hans Swanson, of the Warren Tele-
phone company, has installed a radio
outfit and loud power speaker mounted
/ outside capable of reproducing radio
concerts and messages sufficiently loud
! to be heard all over town when con-
! ditions are favorable. b..
Mrs. VIM. Forsberg went to Stephen
Tuesday to be present at the funeral
Of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sjoblom's
fourteen months old baby girl, Arlet,
who died at the city hospital on Mon
day. The loss Of their little girl is q
severe blow to the parents and they
! have the heartfelt sympathy Of many
friends in their affliction.
+. A Revival meeting held by Mrs.
Fred l.. Fritz in the Gospel Tent, To-
Gated on the Frank Boardman farm,
3 miles east Of Room. Meetings start
: ing Sunday morning, Oct. at 10 40
and at s P. NJ. and every evening dur
! ing the week at 8 o'clock and Sunday,
Oct. 8, at 10 :45sA. NJ, 2 80 P. M. and
!. 100 P. Ms Everybody welcome.
Es Dana M. Easton, who came home to
Ibid the last farewell to-: his mother
!, before she passed away, lis a rising
attorney at Poplar, Mont, and is also
I taking. a prominent part in the politics
! of s:the state He issnoWs the Republic
can candidate for Clerk Of the SUI
4 preme Court with very good prospects
of winning out at the election. His
many Warren friends wish him sue.
| cess.
| H. n. -Harmon,=of a:Syca more, Ill., is
Hhere looking after his EARNING inter:
ests in this vicinity. Mr.. Harmon:.ha
,for number. Of years Seen a buyer
Eand shipper of 4,pota toes to- o. Kansas
City and other southern markets and
while here is making arrangements
with local dealers to snip tubers te
him. He will leave for Milton, N. D..
shortly to line up potato. shipments
from that locality. +. u; y..--
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas left
aSturday for Aitkin, Mimi, sto visit
their son Harry, who has filed on g
claim near that place. Harry is about
1 to build a new house and as Mr.
Thomas, ST., is a handy man with
the, hammer and saw he will help him
build the house, when not otherwise
occupied at angling in the nearby
lakes. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will also