Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-12

Nels Berg. Of Viking, was 4 bust
ness visitor here Tuesda4
D Underdahl, Of Crookgton, Wis
tied with friends here on Sunday.
Mrs Emily Sachs returned to her
home in Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Nels Lodoen. of Alvarado, was here
last Sunday.
Miss Clara Bylin Of Norton, N. D.,
is visiting Miss Esther Ryden.
Z. NJ Olson returned last Tuesday
from business trip in North Dakota.
Edison monographs and a large
collection of the new indestructible
records at Farrel's
P. Olson and his carpenter crew
Went to Oslo Monday to finish the
residence Of s. o. Hoff at that place.
The Alumni of the Warren high
School are requested to meet at tho
home of. Margaret MCCLELLAN Friday.
Dec, 12, 1912 at 8 o'clock.
II have several first class pianos
and one automatic player that are in.
The way at my store and will make
you very low prices on any Of them
d Farrell.
Melville M. Larson has accepted a
position as salesman in the dry goods
department in the store of the Peo-
pies Trading Co. He has many
years experience as clerk in War
rem stores and his friends are pleas
ed again to see him behind the co.ln-
ter.
Mrs. P. B. Malberg has been over
from Excel visiting with her daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred g who is teaching
school west Of Argyle, and also with
the children attending school here in
Warren. She returned home yester-
day.
Basketball seems to be the word in
college ard high school circles. The
old opera house is occupied every
night by some enthusiasts of the
game The girls had a good practice
last night
Viner Swanson, who has been en-
ployed at the Warren Garage during
the past summer left Tuesday for
.Roseville, ILL.,, to join his wife and
baby, who went there over a month
ago. They will spend the winter
in Illinois,, but expect. to return to
make Warren their home again in the
spring.
Nothing makes so nice a Christmas
present as a years subscription to
the Ladies' Home Journal, Saturday
Evening Post, Country Gentleman,
Won1an's Home Companion, or The
Cutters Book. Let me have your
name to send in now. l also take
renewals for any of these Phone 107
l-Aileen A. Harris, Agent. tip
Thomas W. Owens, one of the
thrifty and up-to-date farmers from
near Angus, has bought a young poll
ed Durham bull from L. Lamb erson's
Lake View Stock Farm Mr.. Owens
is a farmer who realizes that good
stock and soil conservation go hand
in hand, and together make for sue
cessful farming in this or any other
country.
F. A. Cook returned home Tuesday
from Blue Earth, Mimi, where he
had been to attend the funeral Of an
uncle. After the funeral he visited
with his nephew, Rev. S. Arthur
Cook, D. D., a son of deceased, who is
pastor fthe Central M. E. church at
Winona. DR.. Cook, it will be re-
membered, delivered the commence
ment address at the graduating exer-
cises OF the Warren high school two
years ago.
Frank o. Heulin, of Stephen, pass
ed thru by team Monday on his way
to his claim on the north shore Of
Red Lake. AS soon as he will have
suitable buildings erected he will
take Mrs. Heulen to the new home
among the tall tamarac, where Mr..
Heulin hopes to spend many happy
days in quiet meditation and con-
temptation OF great political and socl-
illogical questions. He will retain
possession of his Marshall county
farm, which will be worked by hired
help.
Mr. Emil Forseth recently Of st.
Paul, is the ne wman in charge Of the
Dry Goods Department in the K. J..
Taralseth Co., store. He was for some
years connected with a large whole
sale dry goods house and hence pos