Warren sheaf., 1911-04-27

Perfect printing at right prices at
the Sheaf Office.
When you want good. square meal
try the Columbia Boarding House.
The assessors Of the county hold a
meeting at the county auditors office
today.
Mrs. Carrie Munson has begun
making extensive repairs, additions
and improvements on her residence
property
Rev. Tindall, of Alexandria, visited
with Warren friends over Sunday. He
was formerly pastor of the M. E.
church here.
The Great Northern is hauling
train-loads of gravel, filling up the
bitches between the side tracks near
where the new depot is to be erected.
The Selby shoes for women are the
easiest on the foot, the best Of style,
best of shoe making and the best Of
leather. The Peoples Store sells
them.
Mrs. w. L. Jessup, of Rochester,
Mimi, who has been visiting. her
daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Robinson, of this
city for several months, returned to
her home this week.
We have added to our line of shoes
the O'Donnell high grade shoes and
oxfords for men-a shoe that fits your
foot-a very comfortable and easy
walking shoe Every pair guaranteed.
Fred Swanson.
A. Bergstrom, of Foldahl, president,
and Nels Skaug, of Newfolden, secre-
tary of the Marshall County Skandi-
naviske Farmers Insurance Company
are in town today transacting busi-
ness for the company, and also at
tending to matters at the court house.
The manufacturers of Calumet Bak
ing Powder have just prepared a new
edition of their handsome Cook Book,
and will gladly mail it FREE tc any
one who sends for it. In writing ad-
dress the Calumet Baking Powder Co.,
Chicago, and ask for Cook Book 'tF''.
I J. P. Lein, postmaster and mer-
chant at Fork, was visitor in the
city for a few days last week. He is
the oldest postmaster in the county
in point of service, having held the
Office for about 20 years. Now he is
willing to retire on account of age
and the death of his wife and is ad-
vertising his store for sale in this
weeks paper.
Prof and Mrs. E. M. Sathre and
children, of Crookston, arrived Satur-
day to visit for few days at the o. B.
! Sonstrud home. Mr.. Satire has just
i recovered from a siege of sickness
and is not strong yet. He and family
intend to move out to their farm near
i |Bemidji for the summer, hoping that
4 the change will be beneficial to Mr.
i Sathre's health.
The weather this week has been ia
vorable for seeding and farmers are
rushing the work with all possible
slspeed They say the ground has never
been in better condition for putting
in the seed. BY the end of the week
most of the wheat will be in the
ground. Farmers are very cheerful
on account of the good weather and
4 the bright prospects for crop.
Gust Ekblad, of Stephen, an expert
enced cement construction man: has
bought the concrete block factory ol
4 Nelson & Mattson, and will move here
{ with his family. Mr.. Ekblad is al
enterprising gentleman and will bt
a valuable acquisition to the town. HI
will be pleased to figure with those
needing work done in his line an(
will guarantee satisfaction. ReaG
his advertisement this week.
The Douglas Shoes for men are, ant
have been giving the best Of satisfac
.tion to the people of the United States
for many years. There are people VIII
have been told that the quality ha'
not been maintained. They have beel
told so by some competitors whom tn,
z Douglas line has pinched, but we cal
assure you that there is no manufact
urer that we know of, that is putting
up shoe nearly as good for the sam.
I money. A good selection Of Dougla,
shoes at the Peoples Store.
The public school exhibition held a
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