Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-31

Sam Schell, son of the Schell ia
mily, who formerly lived in town Of
Sandsville, was here last Saturday.
His home is now at Grants Pass Ore.
Buy Hart, Schaffner & Marx cloth
ing and be happy knowing that YOU
have the best clothes that money can
buy. The Peoples Hans can show
you.
Former Governor John Lind was in
,, Warren Tuesday evening for an hour
or two while on his way from Hallock
to Thief River Falls, ON speaking
tour.
Erick Welin, of Alma, was War
rem visitor yesterday. He said he
would leave in a few weeks for south
ern Texas, where he has bought some
land. - d,
Rev. Frank L. Erlougher, the new
minister Of the NJ E. church expects
| his family to arrive in Warren next
week from their former home in In
diana.
Erick Franson came down from
Hallock Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with his family. He said he
would move his family to Hallock in
about two weeks.
Gunnar Young, who recently under
went a serious operation at the Mayo
brothers hospital at Rochester, had
recovered sufficiently to leave the
hospital on Tuesday.
Miss Millie Swanson, who is teach
ing at Fertile, visited at her home
Saturday and Sunday, returning on
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Mossefn in their auto.
Miss Eva Powell returned last
! week from Sank Center, Mimi, where
she has been for some time. An old
uncle, A. F. Hart, accompanied her
and will make his home here.
D. I. Ayers returned last week from
Minneapolis in a brand new Hupmo.
bile touring car which he purchased
while there. He also secured the ag.
ency for this excellent make of cars
See his ad. this week.
Ed Bush, who has spent the past
SIX weeks at the r. H. Clark home
entertained number of his friends
there on Wednesday evening at lunch
con. Cards and a good social time
was enjoyed by all present. Mr.. Bush
left Thursday for Joliet, Ill.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mossetin and Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Hanson and daughter
Mabel, of Fertile, and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ A. MOssetin and son Norman, and
John Sandberg and Miss Hilman, Of
Crookston, visited at the home Of
Mrs. K. J. Taralseth on Sunday last
Axel Nordstrom has sold carload
of nursery stock, which he has beer
busy delivering during the past week
He is doing our country lot of good
because every fruit tree, berry busl
or rose bush planted on farm adds
to it's value and desirability as g
home
Having had no one call for the
purse found by me and duly advertis
ed, have turned the contents ove1
to L. M. Olson, treasurer of NORTH
Star College, for the benefit of sale
institution. Should the owner be
found, he can still get his property.
p. H. Holm.
Mrs. Gust Ekblad and Mrs. L. NJ
Olson will entertain the Ladies 'Ait
Society of the Swedish Lutheran
church at the church parlors on Fri
day afternoon, Nov. 8th. A large at
tendance is desired. They will enter
tain the Luther League at the SAM
place in the evening.
| Many of the prices quoted in GU
advertisement will prevail ON tn
Market Days, November 9Th and 9th
Other bargains will be added and list
ed next week. We expect to maxi
the 9Th and 9th Of November to be re
membered as great days in the his
tory of Warren.-The Peoples Trad
ing Co.