Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14

Just received a fine line of oxfords.
Call and see the latest styles at Fred
SWanson's-
Mrs. VIM. j. Brown and daughter.
Ruth, left Saturday evening for the
Twin Cities
You can buy lots at terms to suit
yourself in the PEMBINA PARK. For
sale at the Swedish American State
Bank.
The Royal Woven Wire fencing
made by the American Steel Wire Co..
their latest and best fence. Sold by
w F. Powell & Co.
Mrs. Henry J. Bennewitz. formerly
OF this city, now Of Longmont, Colo,
passed through last Saturday on her
way to Argyle to visit relatives. Be
fore. returning she will also visit with
her Warren friends.
Rev. Bercher came home yesterday
from Winnipeg, Man., where he has
conducted a revival campaign. The
meetings are said to have been very
successful and the Winnepeg church
is now busy taking care Of the newly
converted. i
M. L. Larson's automobile was
wrecked last Sunday afternoon on the
state road near the brickyard. The
car was being driven at a high rate
of speed by one of the boys. No one
was injured, though considerable
damage was done to the car.
Mrs. Arthur Egley, who went to
Argyle yesterday with Sheriff Berl
Bailey, of Couer d'A1ene, Idaho, to
visit her relatives, left last evening
with her sister, Mrs. Call Robertson,
Of Argyle, and Mr.. Bailey for Pierz
to visit Editor and Mrs. Bailey of the
Pierz Journal for few days.-Crooks-
ton Times.
L. Peterson. son Of Dane Peter
son, one Of the old settlers Of New
Solum, was in town yesterday. He
and his wife moved to Washington
state about ten years ago. but came
back two weeks ago to take up farm
ing in Viking. Mr.. Peterson thinks
lot more of Marshall county now
than he did when he went away.
Seeding is very we'll advanced in
this vicinity. The weather during the
past week has been favorable for do
ing work in the fields, but this morn
ing gentle rain commenced falling
and it is possible farmers will have
to cease operations for a day OR two.
Grass is growing, the leaves are COM
ing out and plum trees are in bloom
Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes are
the kind that you read about, and the
kind that you see On the best dress
ed men in the town. They are the
kind in which the material is all wool,
the workmanship the very best and
the style up to the last minute. The
Peoples Store show a great variety
of the best patterns for spring and
summer.
A big line of Summer Wash Dresses
and Perfection Shirt Waists have Just
come in. Ask the dry goods people
I to show them to you. At the Peoples.
When you want reliable shoes, Shoes
that are all leather, except the laces,
go to the Peoples Store. The Selby
Shoes for women and the Douglas and
the Rice & Huthins for men. These
three lines show superior workman
| ship material and style.
Aug. Lundgren left for the Twin
Cities On Monday to be present at the
: Jefferson banquet and also to escort
his daughter, Miss Ella, back home
from st. Peter, where she has visited
and done postgraduate work in music.
Axel Furst, one of Vegas well-to-do
pioneer farmers, and John V. Morberg
a prominent farmer Of Big Woods,
left Monday on visit to Sweden. Mr..
Furst will remain abroad a year or
more, but Mr.. Morberg expects to re-
turn IN time for the harvest.