Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-11-26

Real estate loahs at lowest rates
Il. N. Olson & j. p..Lein.
Large discount on all trimmed
hats from now on at the Millinery
Emporium. 2t
Rev. p T. Kjorlaug will leave for
Baudetite tomorrow to assist the
Lutheran pastor of that place to
conduct some mission meetings.
When you want coal get The
coal that's all Goa" the Spaulding
kind. A fresh stock of good coal
always on hand.
It will pay you to buy a manure
spreader right now-terms vii! su Z
prise you as we'll as price.-Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co. Z,
Children, we will look for you al
our store Monday, December list be-
tween 3 and 5 p. m. That's your
time. See our ad.-K. J. Taralseth
Co.. r.. r., -
On Friday evening, Nov. %, an
entertainment will be given at the
West Farley school, distinct 143
Admission rs and Is cents. Stella
C0pp, teacher. ~ -. A. /.
Some good improved farms for
rent, 100 to 44O acres. Considerable
fall blowing DONE ON each piece
Pioneer Loan & Land Co. It
John Kagg, an honored Vega pio-
neer, is spending few days in town
this week seeking medical relied
for some 'throat trouble. + ..-.
Licenses to- wed have been issued
to Neider Urdahl and Ida j. Hemly
Albert J. Heggen and Ida G.. Heinze
Ole Saas'tad and Jennie Benson
Henry Hendricksom and Hulda A
Sjoblom, George Benson and Selma
C. Sjoblom. 49,. .---....'
Lewis Westman left ON Tuesday
OF last week for North Yakima
Wash, to look over the country. He
will also visit with relatives. al
Moscow, Idaho, and at Spokane
WASH, during his absence which
will be about. twenty days. -
Mrs. C. F. Hanson, of Durand
Wis, arrived this morning for a
visit with her father, Frank Seiem
her sisters and with other relatives
and friends. Mr.. Hanson is oper-
ating a moving picture theatre, al
the above mentioned town.
A Young Peoples Society oil
Christian EndeaNor has been organ
lied in connection with the Presby-
terian church. The first meeting
will be held ON Sunday might at 6:4s
when Mr.. Samson will give am aid
dress on ''The Working OF the C. E
Society,"" AN young people are
cordially invited. 49,. !. ,s. >. n Z. ~ =
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. johnson
who have been residents of this
city for several years, Left last Fri-
day: dor. a VISIT i'm Sweden. MI
Johnson has been employed i'm the
IBoardson meat market a good share
Of THE tilne while here. Many
friends wish Them a pleasant trdl
and a safe RETURN to America. II
The Ladies' Aid of the M. T.
church will hold iHheir annual ba-
zaar and supper attIhe church Fri
day, Dec. 5. Sale begins 4:3O, sup
per $50. The supper Will be a
chicken pie supper at 35c. They
have on hand a large assortment of
fancy articles, aprons and doll
clothes suitable for Christmas gifts.
Also home made candy. ~
w. R. Haney returned last Friday
from Ray, Koochc4ning county,
where he visited with cousin and
enjoyed a hunt for big game. That
THAT part of the state is not taliclly
settled may be inferred from the
fact that his cousin lis the only resi-
dent in "a whole township. 1t is
needless to say THAT Mr.. Haney
brought home some choice venison,
A. D. Nordstrom, of .Jonstad, is
doing grand jury duty at this term
of court. He has experimental in
growing alfalfa for number OF
years and has had good success
Last summer a one acre tract
yielded him 233 lbs. of seed from
second Quitting valued at Is cents
per Id. and the hay from the first
Cutting yielded 2 10 tons profit
able crop. ~,.~ ....., -......,
w. F. Loe'lie was YIN from Radialm
Saturday attending ito business and
Calling ON friends. He came to- the