Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-25

j spreaders, sold BY w. +. Powell 8
CO.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hanson and IA
mily of Grand Forks, autjped over
here and spent Sunday with Mr.. and
! Mrs. r. G. Mathwig.
Roy Hooper has returned from a
trip to Montana and is again found
behind the counter in Farrell's jew
elry store.
1 Col. G. E. Johnson, deputy public
examiner, is at the court house to-
day checking up the books and ac-
counts Of the auditor and treasur-
or.
The small Avery engine handles
four t4-inCh plows and every farm
er ought to have one. Come in and
get prices at Warren Machine g.
Iron Works CO.
Miss Emma Jorgenspn, clerk in
the county auditors Office, is hav-
ing weeks vacation, which she
u|thlizes for visiting friends and her
parents in Alma. +. S
We have just received one of the
small Avery engines. This engine
burns either gasoline or. kerosene.
Come in and see it at Warren Ma
chine & Iron Works Go. 3
Rev. A. J. Beausang, of White
Hall, Micih., arrived Sunday morn
ling for a visit with his brduher-in-
law Rev. F. N. Anderson of this city.
He left for his home yesterday.
Fall term begins Sept. 30. New
building best in Northwest. Only
expert teachers. Ask about COM
plete courses for girls and boys
North Star College, Warren, MINI.
Joseph Nowacki, one of the pros
|perouIs farmers living between here
and Argyle, Was in town yesterday
making arrangements for his
daughter to enter North Star COL
| lege as student. -
Rev. and Mrs. F. N. Anderson and
son WALTER, autoed to Thief Lake
last week to look ovr the farm
which the pastor bought there some
time ago. Walter remained there
to make improvements on the place
! w. F. Powell, D. Farrell and H. L.
| Wood returned Saturday of last
week from hunting trip to Thief
Lake. It was a sort of prelimi-
nary trip for the big annual goose
hunt that will come later in the fall
The K. J. TaralseBh Co., give a
Printzess style reception to, the la
dies Of Warren and vicinity at the
! Dreamland theater tonight. All
the latest fashions will be illustrat-
! ed by moving pictures and compar-
isons made with the old styles.
Marshal Tom Keefe has been
busy thus week putting drunken
men into the cuty lookup to soDer
OFF, and yet, some drunks escaped
the marshal1s net. Those who SOLD
tne Wullskey that made the men
drunk ought to be locked up in the
Same cozy place. *
A fine SON arrived at the home of
cashier G. A. Nelson, OF tine StaUe
Bank, ON tuesday, Sept. 70, 1913.
Inc Sneaf joans in tine congratula-
lions OF many friends and nOpes
JIl&t the young SON may be in name
and in fact a worthy knute Nelson
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Licenses to we'd have been issued
10 JOulll Laine and Minnie Anderson,
Oscar M. Abranamson and Betsy
Horsheim, Harry Hugo Angst. and
Dora Mae HolcoInb, lver Nicholson
and Carrie Skallerud, Ralph w.
Mackie and Agnes Nelson, Joseph
Munson and Hilda Oasand.
The county board of audit, which
consists of P. B. Malberg, chairman
of the county board, A. 6. Lund-
gren county auditor and A. G.
Swandby, clerk of court, is in SEES
sion this week examining the books
and vouchers in the county treas-
urer's office. This is big task as
a county of the size of Marshall
does a large amount of business in
the course of year.
P. J. Kurz, who recently sold his
land tributary to Warren and who
NOW is owner of the southwest
quarter of section 10, this town and
also the ThOs. Reiny residence near
the park, was in the city this week
and informed the reporter that he
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