Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-23

NSA0fO0I8i OF VIKING, IL 8tt0nO108 %
business in town today.
Go to Larson's Store for good flour
and good kerosene.
A. ]. Johnson, Of Boxville. was .
Warren caller yesterday.
g. c, Winchester is reported very
i'll at his home in this city:
$3.50 framed pictures for Accents
with every $500 purchase at Larson's
Store.
Special bargains in high grade
pianos, if taken before Christmas at
Golden's Furniture Store. %%
Call at the East Side Grocery for
any thing in the line Of Groceries.
Glass ware and Crockery.
The largest, finest and most com.
plete line Of Holiday Jewelry ever
shown In the city at Farrsl's. sa~k
Books by the most famous Swed-
ish and Norwegian authors at the
Sheaf Book & Stationery Store.
- DR.. spofford will be at the
" Park Hotel, Oslo, Jan. II,
one day. Fitting glasses a specially.
Mrs s. A. Larson, Of Farley. left
yesterday for Rankin, H.. to visit rela-
tives and friends during the holidays.
FOR SALE A number of shoats,
two good boar pigs, and four buck
lambs. johnson Bros, Riverside
Farm, Warren, Mimi.
Gill Lamberson, who is a student at
Lake Forest University, Lake Forest.
ILL.,, arrived Monday to spend his
Christmas vacation at home.
Elmer Erickson, of Rankin, ILL.,,
who has spent the past fall loking az
ter his farming interests here left yes
terday for his home in Illinois.
Emil Holmgren, of Vega, was Wis
itor in the city yesterday. He came
to Warren in 1881 as young man,
and he looks like young man yet,
Miss Helen Carlton came up yester-
day from Lake Park, where she is
teaching, and will spend the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Bernard.
Miss Anna Abrahamson, who Is a
student at Hamline University, arrived
Saturday to spend the holiday vaca-
ton at her parental home in Warren
ton. e.
Miss Fannie Stinchfield, of Waubay,
s. D., arrived on Friday of last week
for visit with her brother, Mr.. c.. e.
Stinchfeld, and her many Warren
friends. ~ ......~
Miss Laura Moulton, who is teach
ing at Poland, near International
Falls, is spending the holiday vaca-
ton with her father, Mayor Moulton.
of March.
Red Cross Stamps for sale at the
Sheaf off1ce-one cent each. Very
appropriate to stick on Christmas
packages. Entire proceeds will be
devoted to the fight against tuber-
culosis.
The weather has been fine this
week and farmers and their families
have embraced the opportunity to
come to town to do their shopping.
All merchants report very good holt
day trade. ...
A large stock of Swedish and Nor
wegian books at the Sheaf Book &
Stationery Store, such as story books,
the poets, illustrated children's
books, Bibles, hymn books, cate
chisms and A. b. c. books. Many
volumes are in elegant bindings, suit.
able for Christmas presents. III
Ingolf Grindeland, who is student
at Luther College, DEBORAH, returned
home this morning, to the surprise Of
his parents, wo did not expect him to
spend Christmas with them this year
But a good Santa Claus had furnished
IngoR ticket to Warren and return
and he gladly accepted the present.
Col. +. A. Green went to Hallocl
Tuesday TO attend to important bust
ness matters There. We understand
the Col. has about perfected = sale d
the North and South Culbertsor
Farms, Of which he has been manager
the past four years. and that . trans
fer Of the same win be made In IN
near future.-stephen Leader.
Ralph Powell left Friday on q triI
to River Falls and Milwaukee, Wis.
where he will visit with relatives dur
ing the holiday vacation. On trip o.
that length Ralph will have chance