Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-19

sAC oVeA anniversary Col0UTd-
ton of the Swedish Lutheran church
Miss Frances Lindberg, who is
teaching in Bigwoods, visited at her
home here over Sunday and Monday.
The auction sale at the John w.
Bren farm in Tabor amounted to
$4,000 more than half of which was
paid in cash on the spot.
Miss Fannie Stinchfield accompani-
ed her brother c. f. to Warren for
visit after attending their fathers fu-
neral at Litchfield on Sunday last.
Albert Anderson, who has been on
visit with the Mrs. c. A. Peterson
family, north of town, left on Monday
evening for his home at Joliet, Ill.
Harry Gray, who is with the First
National Bank of Argyle attending
to the real estate department, came
down for visit with his family last
night.
Frank E. Dahlgren and family and
Sanfrid Johnson, of Alvarado, attend
ed the Goth anniversary celebration
at the Swedish Lutheran church last
Sunday.
Peter Olson and A. Hogberg and
members of their families, were in
from Foldahl, attending tie BOIL an
niversary celebration Of the Swedish
Lutheran church.
American Fence-Avail yourself of
the special low prices this fall. You
need high fence for your barnyard
Now is the time. Lower in price than
ever, at Larson's Store.
Miss Olive Wahlund, who is teach
ing at Alvarado, visited at her home
over Sunday and also took in the
30th anniversary celebration in the
Swedish Lutheran church.
Mrs. P. H. Holm, Mrs. Albert Dali
quist and Misses Ella Lundgren, An
ma Haglund and Gertrude Sjoberg,
visited Stephen friends yesterday be-
tween trains.
Andrew Grenlin, who has sold his
farm after farming in Warrenton for
more than Is years, has bought a
house and lot in Oslo and will move
there with his wife one Of these days.
Mrs. G. S. Hull left Monday for St..
Louis, where she will attend con-
vention of the Woman's League and
she will also visit with relatives and
friends at various points in Illinois
before returning home
Mrs. Albert Dalquist, of Middle
River, attended the 30th anniversary
celebration Of the Swedish Lutheran
church and also met her father here,
the Rev. A. Mattson, of Alexandria,
MINI.
| Strayed away from my place in the
| town of Comstock. Marshall Co.,
Mimi, Oct 18th, six COWS, four heif-
ers and one two-year-old steer. Infor-
nation appreciated by Anders Erick-
son, Radium, MINI.
Veterinary D. Bernard has enlarg-
ed and completely remodeled his
house, opposite the old opera house,
has added fine porch and provided
plumbing all over the house, making
| it indeed a coy and attractive home.
Licenses to we'd have been issued
| to Mark Carmickle and Vivian Olson;
John J. Rice and Florence A. Lefe-
bvre; Daniel I. Ayres and Marguerite
T. Woolery; Peter Kujawa and Kali
arzyna Przybylski; Carl A. Nelson
| and Ellen S. Lindstrom.
We can make quick delivery on
Fairbanks Gas Tractors and John
Deere Engine gangs and they make a
pillow outfit that will do your work
cheaper than you can possibly do with
horses. Let us talk with you about
this.-W. F. Powell & Co
J. G. Famechay & Co., will be load
ing Early Ohio potatoes on Monday
Oct. %. All those wishing to sell
same must bring them in on that
date Potatoes must be sorted, that
is, good merchantable stock. For
further particulars call, M. L. Warn
er, Phone 251-J2.
Albert E. Andre, returned mis-
sionary, will give lecture on China,
Japan, Thibet and India, in which
countries he has spent IA years at
the Swedish Mission church on Fri
day Oct. 20, at 500 p. m. The lee
ture will be illustrated by $50 stere-
opticon views and will no doubt be
both interesting and instructive.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society held
its annual meeting Oct II, at which
time the following officers were elect