Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-03-28

Get your spark plugs, batteries, wire
and repairing done at Warren Garage.
/ Orchestra music at Taralseth's
Grand Opening, Friday and Saturday
March 10th and s0th.
4 Marriage licenses have been issued
to John Christianson and Rasmene
Anderson and OLAF Anderson and Ag-
ines Haugen.
A. " Erickson has returned from
Minneapolis, where he was employed
the past three months with an nipple
ment concern.
Matt Johnson, proprietor Of the
West Hotel, returned Tuesday frol:l
a few days visit with relatives in
Marsh Grove.
| Adolph Franson left last week for
Browns Valley, Mimi, where he has
secured employment as shoemaker
and repairer in large shoe store.
This is the time when the farmer
should get his grain cleaned get a
mill from Lundgren. Wittensten &
Co.. to do it with. If the mill is not
entirely satisfactory return it.
On Friday, March End, 8 p. M. the
Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish Mission
church will serve coffee and have
their auction sale in the church All
Welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tornell and
children returned home yesterday
from few days visit with Mrs. Tor
nelIs parents and other relatives and
friends in Viking.
| Mrs. N. R. Engelstad left Monday
night for Mortified, where she will
make her future home. Mr.. Engel-
stad will leave early next week with
the household goods.
The spaulding Elevator Company
paid a farmer $14O per bushel for
seed barley a few days ago. That is
without doubt the biggest price ever
paid for barley in this town.
Mrs. G. L. Stevens assisted by Mrs.
A. A. Meyers will entertain the La
dies Aid Society of the M. E. church
on Tuesday, April 2. Lunch will be
served. All are cordially invited
Price 10 cents.
/ Latest style 1912 Fairbanks, Morse
&C.,, Gas Tractor now to be seen at
our machine yard. It is a pleasure
for us to show you this tractor and we
want you to come in and see it-W
F. Powell & Co.
A couple of train loads of gas trac
tors and separators have passed thru
Warren via the G. N for Canada
where, it is said, they will be used il
threshing much grain, which still j
standing in shock.
!, Members of the Warren City ban
say they will soon begin practice
Signs of spring are not complet
:, without chose musical strains
is reported that the Manskor is pra.
ticing "Skona Maj"
News has been received that Mis-
Olga Hermanson arrived at her HON
in Nicollet, Mimi, too late to see he
: sister, Miss Cora, alive. Miss He
manson left Warren last Thursda.
It lis said she will resume teaching 9
North Star College in short time.
= a. r. James and family, of Sible.
:. H., has located on farm two mile
= south of Warren. He intends to be
come permanent Red River Vale
= resident and says more settlers fro1
8 his town in Illinois will come soo1
He is practical farmer and is boun
to succeed.
: The Ladies Aid Society of Pre-
= byterian church will serve mapl
: syrup hot biscuits, pancakes, pickle
: coffee and doughnuts in the Winche
. ter building, Friday, April 5, at 5:a
for the small sum of Is cents. Their
will also be for sale maple wax an
q home made candy. A sweet time
o in store for every one.
" G. W. Wright, who came here wit
= his family from Illinois few month
~ ago, with the intention of engaging
= farming, were compelled to leave tt
farm which they had intended to wo1
O. this year, as twas sold to part
" who will work it himself. Being u
Of iable to find another farm that suite
y him, nor find any kind Of a house
=. the city Of Warren in which to kee
er his family, he decided to move
Or Memphis, Missouri, where he owns
house of his own. There is not
rs vacant house in Warren. We shou
ID think it would be good policy Ar
Il even good investment for some ms
"a Of means tn erect one or two ten