Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-07-18

Ice Cream made from pure cream
at d.. Ayres.
Cyrus Malberg, Of Excel, is visiting
Warren friends for a few days this
week.
v. a. Day, now of Fargo, was a
passenger enroute for Stephen on
Tuesday.
Misses Hulda and Hilma Fransson
and Ruth Carlson left for Minneapo-
lis Monday to seek employment.
R. *. Doe, of Adrian, Mimi, is here
looking after fine farm which he
owns few miles east of the city
Misses Ella Lundgren and Lilly
Mattson visited at the home Of p. b.
Malberg, in town of Excel, Sunday.
Fritz and Albert Larson and Elmer
Lindberg are among those who have
attended the Winnipeg fair this week.
a penny saved is a penny earned,
but you can earn quarters and halves
Saturday, July 9th at Colson's Ra-
zaar.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anton E.. Swanson re-
turned home Tuesday from a few
days visit at Lancaster, Kittson
county.
Misses Edith Lindstrand and Helga
Anderson left Wednesday evening for
Crookston where they will visit with
friends.
Several Warren ladies. attended the
meeting of the Ladies' Aid of Vega at
the Erick Bystrom home yesterday
afternoon.
! A. Ostrand arrived on the 500 this
] noning from his claim in the Mud
Lake district and proceeded to his
farm in Foldahl.
!. Robert Kezar, who has been visit
ing at the Kezar home for severa
weeks, left Friday evening for his
home at Middle River.
Mrs. John Cheney and daughter
Annie, left Wednesday, evening fol
Remidji for short visit, after which
Miss Cheney will leave for Pinewood
| Licenses to wed have been ISSUED
by A. G. Swandby, clerk Of court, tx
the following: Sam Schumtz and Jen
ME Speck; John w. Lundstrom ant
i Nellie Stromlund.
J, Miss Gena Jorgenson, a nurse from
the City and County Hospital, ST
Paul, who has been home for SOM
time on account of illness, left for ST
!, Paul Saturday evening
County superintendent N. A. Thor
; son, of Polk county, has filed for re
J, nomination. He will be opposed il
!. the primaries by Thomas Casey VIII
a formerly held the office.
!, o. P. Oseth, of Bigwoods, was
: Warren caller on Monday. On hi
,Iway here he received a telegram il
forming him of the death of Mrs
OseGh's sister in Wisconsin,
J, Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., hav
) shipped in a large supply of the wei
known Mccormick hay tools, such a
mowers, rakes and stackers. Call an
see the new improv ements.
f The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Ii
), theran church will meet with Mrs.
A. Larson on Friday afternoon thi
Il week. The Luther League will NEE
, at the same place in the evening.
! James A. Peterson, of Minneapolis
! addressed small audience at tn
: opera house on the political question
u of the day on Thursday evening Q
. last week Mr.. Peterson is a car
& didate for U. S. Senator.
Il Mrs. Albert A. Ayres, who is visi
J, ing at Herscher, ILL.,, was one of tn
! judges to award the prizes for. tn
II best decorated automobiles at tn
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. Fourth of July celebration in tina
city.
!, Mrs. w. T. johnson and daughte
j of Fergus Falls, returned home las
Friday after a few days visit at th
nc. ]. Johnson home and with othe
: relatives. Her husband, whom ever,
81 body in this town knew as "Willie
!. lis well and happy He has good p
. sition in large meat market.
Winter rye is a good crop this yea
y Though not great deal is raised.
s the county, yet there are many sma
: fields scattered thruout, sufficient I
: demonstrate that this grain can
j successfully grown. And as wee
: choker, winter rye is most excellel