Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-05-01

The United Lutheran church ac-
knowledges with thanks, $500 re-
ceived from the Willing Workers,
through Mrs. @. Torgerson. ]. OF
Settler, Treas,
Parties who want to- rent land
suitable for garden can have from
one-half acre to 10 acres on easy
terms, inside city limits. For terms
see Aug. Lundgren.
Mrs. G. H. Brown, who has, been
Visiting at the home Of her brother
Geo. H. Palmer, near Luna, return
ed to her home at Oldham, s. D.,
last Monday.
Be independent and have a little
farm Of your own, 4 few acres for
garden purposes, is d paying pro-
position. You can get it today by
applying to Aus. Lundgren.
Ghas. Vented is remodelling his
building, the old svea hotel. a new
front is being put IN and other i'm
provements that will make the old
land mark quite respectable looking
again. s8s 81
Good seed oats are scarce but
spaulding Elevator is Offering sew
eral varieties Of good seed oats at
reasonable prices. Also good seed
wheat, flax and barley. Place that
order now.
P. Peterson returned home yes
terday from two weeks visit with
his daughter and son-in- law, DR.. J
Davidson, at Vergas, Dent and Rich
vile, where the doctor conducted
medicine shows.
r.. M. Gilbert is having the second
story Of the Warren Garage build
ing fitted up for living rooms, which
il is his intention to occupy with his
family. Two large dormer windows
are being put in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Sahlberg, OF
Viking, were Warren visitors on
Monday. Mrs. Sahlberg had the
misfortune to break her arm at the
wrist recently necessitating the as
sistance Of a doctor.
"A. Westerlund, who has been in
the. employ Of the Pioneer Loan and
Land Co., during the past year or
two, has moved with his family to
Newfolden, where he has secured
profitable employment.
Anton Hill, one of the sturdy pio-
neers of northwestern Vega, was 9
visitor in the city on Monday even
ing. Mr.. Hill spent a large part q
last winter in western Canada en-
gagged in missionary work.
A. Eden, Of Alvarado, was here
Tuesday purchasing supplies for i
|;new gasoline tractor purchased this
Ispring. Mr.. Elden is one Of thu
progressive pioneer farmers of thu
county and is a believer in scientific
and up-to-date methods Of farming
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gratzek, O
Wanger, visited their daughter
Miss Wanda, at the hospital thi
week, returning home on Tuesday
The daughter is improving NIGEL!
/ and will be able to return home b!
Saturday this week.
The twenty first, Annual Ball o
the Warren Fire Department vii
bc# given at the NJ. w. a. oper;
]. house on Friday night, May 10th
4 Even those who do not dance viii
/ lie glad to assist and encourage til!
.Iloys by purchasing tickets for tn
event. s5, .s
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Johnson re
/ turned from Baudette last Frida,
4 and expect 10 spend the summe
I here visiting with their Chlldrel
and relatives. they went to Ar
/ eyle the fore part Of this week t
4 Ylsit with steiner Green, who now j
4 in the hotel business at that place.
a civil service examination vii
i be held at Warren on May Toto fl
I. vacancies in positions Of rural car
/ riers at Warren and other places
/. Applications should be properly ex
4 ecuted and filed with the civil ser
vice commission, Washington, D. (
lin time for examination papers t
4 be returned from the commission
4, Blank applications may be had q
1 the post office.