Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-09-13
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Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
Sheaf's cam be bought at Bakke,s
confe ctionery. !.
d The county board will meet for their.
regular meeting Sept. 23rd.
" Less than three cents a week Can
you afford to be without the Sheaf?
Subscribe now! J.: 5E5 mi.
~ Mrs. q: a. Westling left Sunday
evening for Crookston for a weeks
visit with friends. zs ssE.
Mrs. Phillip RakoWski and son and
Mrs. A. PinoWski, from near Argyle.
We're Warren visitors Friday.
Charley Tullar returned Il Sunday
morning from Minneapolis where he
had been to attend the state fair.
Miss Anna Erlandson came down
from Hallock Tuesday afternoon to at
tend the graduation Of the nurses last
evening. .@s s.@
Miss jean Stevens left Tuesday eve
ming for Minneapolis where she will
take up advanced work. in, the Uni
versity of Minnesota. ia. @z :. :.,'
Miss Agnes Berget left last week
Tor Abercrombie, N. D., where she
will teach in the public schools of
that place this year. 1ts
Miss Glenn Sinclair, Of Argyle, pass
ed thru here Tuesday afternoon on the
local. :. Miss Sinclair will teach school
IN tMinot. N. D., this year.
! 4 large number from Warren and
vicinity heard the key note speech of
Mrs. Anna D. Oleson, democratic can
didate for United States senator, at
Crookston Saturday evening. ..-,
Lieut.. V. L. Roberts, of the Western
Flying Club, came up to Warren Mon
day in his airplane and is spending a
few days here. The Club put on their
Flying Circus stunts at Ada last Sun
day.
Emery johnson came back from
Alexandria last Saturday morning to
resume his teaching duties in the To-
cal schools Mr.. johnson was forced
to go home last year before school
was out because of illness: This year
he looks as fine as ever. 49, - .,a
Miss Loretta Newman, county Child
Welfare worker, returned this morn
ing from a months vacation spent at
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lakes. Miss Newman attended state
conference Of social: workers held at
Glenwood on Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. w. O. Holcomb left last even
ing for Chisholm for a few weeks Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. H..-H.
Angst. Mrs. Holcomb will return to
Warren for a few days visit before
leaving for. California where she will
spend the winter with her brother
j. e. Bradley. -
Miss Mable Hustled, Of Thief River
Falls, visited with Mary Sorenson and
other friends in this city the fore part
of the. week. Miss Hustled left Tues,
day for a visit at CrQokston, Grand
Forks and Fosston before returning to
her work at Thief River Falls, where
she is employed as stenographer.
+ Hans Swanson, Of the Warren Tele-
phone Co., returned Friday from Min
neapolis where he attended the state
fair. While there he purchased a
power amplifier for his radio outfit
which makes it possible to hear the
concerts, news and lectures for more
than block from the telephone office
Miss Sarah T.. O'Meara returned tC
Warren Monday morning from he1
home at st. Charles, Mimi, to resume
her teaching work in the normal de
partment Of the local schools. During
the past summer Miss O'Meara has
taken course in the summer school OF
Columbia University with the object
in view of getting her masters degree
John p. Mattson and son Oliver, and
Clinton Lundgren, left last Thursday
evening for ST.. Peter, where the two
boys will attend Gustavus Adolphus
College, They took in the state fail
before going to st. Peter and also Wis.
tied at the home Of Clinton's sister
Mrs. Karl Void, in St. Paul. John
r Mattson will visit. with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. e. N. Schoen, at Ortonville
before returning to Warren. q h
A Young Peoples Rally will be held
in the Swedish Mission Church al
Thief River Falls, Mimi, next Sunday
Sept. 18th. Three sessions will be
held at 10 80 A. NJ, 2: 80 p. M. and
z 80 p. M. Besides Rev. o. j. Lun.
dell, pastor OF the church, Rev. G. A
Beckman, Rev. Carl Lundquist and
Rev. +. ". Brodin will speak. This
Dis one Of series Of group rallies
which will be held this fall in the
valley. . r.. = ~