Warren sheaf., 1913-10-02

Ile <llaQ attenQeQ a conference OIL sne
Norwegian Danish N. E. church.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to Edgar A. Collins and Violet Mack,
Charley Boman and Esther Berg,
John Johnson and Olga Reierson.
John G. Rue has purchased the
Chas. Wentzel residence property
and will move to town with his ia
mily, having rented the farm to P.
Kammerer.
We occupy little room upstairs
[in the BeFget block, farms and city
properties. Insurance and steam
ship tickets for sale.-L. M. Olson
& ]. P. Lein.
The small Avery engine handles
four 14-inCh piows and every farm
ar ought to have one. Come in and
get prices at Warren Machine e.
Iron Works Co. S
Read our Agricultural Interests
department. this week. You will find
som articles there that are inter
esting and valuable, whther you are
a farmer or not. q II. ...z.s. & ..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 Co. ss5
Mrs. Florence Winchester return
ed home Saturday from her trip to
the west coast. She visited with
friends at Glendive, Mont, and 9TH
er places on her way home. Il
DR.. 0. F. Mellby and family and
the. Misses Synneva Grindeland,
Bessie Seavey and Ruth Rothlisber-
berger, Of Thief River Falls, came
over in the doctors auto on Sun
day. -,s T. e -. ~ ..: ,..:*'s.. Z.
Anton C. Knudsen has bought the
Eli Dahlquist Farm, E 1-2 sec. 8 in
Warrenton from Mr.. Foggin the
former owner. The. deal was closed
through the agency Of G.. N. Nor
kassel. -. '>=a
Albert Kovar of Farley, Polk Co.,
informs us that he has rented his
farm and will have a. big auction
sale, his date being Saturday, Oct,
1S. For description of property see
his. big bills later, .:.: ...' .s 4.
Col and Mrs. A. P Mcintyre went
to tCrookston on, jim Hills ears
Saturday, returning next day in Dr..
|Mofley's. fine automobile. We are
sure they enjoyed far more the lat
ter mode of travelling. .. g..
John. G.. Holan, who. is. just now
recovering fremsa siege of typhoid
atythe city hospital drew No. 1888
at the Fort Pee X reservation, land
drawing. Such a low number wi
probably call for a; valuable claim.
A. bright and bonny daughter ar
rived at the. home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Allen, Of Radiun1, on Sat
Eurday last. Mother and daughter
are doing fine and the father feels
an inch or two taller since the
event. Friends extend congratula-
tions. =: = ..s$z' RI s.> ~ =
The Williams Jubilee Singers are
billed for the opera house in this
[ city on October 10th. This splen-
did troupe Of entertainers visited
our city year or two ago and de-
lighted all who heard them. They
can be. assured of a full house this
time. = = J.. @@ %l..=a NJ. 2. @ ..:1., y
1t is very probable that Crookston
will vote on the liquor question at
the municipal election to be held
Nov. 4: A petition is being cirCu-
lated asking that the license ques-
ttion be submitted to the voters. A
hard fight will be waged ryby the
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temperance people to place Crook
ston in the dry column.
Mrs. o. F. Mellby has been spend
ling the past few days in our city
Hospital. A needle accidentally got
into her arm last Saturday and she
was taken over here to have the
needle extracted, but as it had al
ready changed its position it was
thought best to leave it at. pres
ent. - 's.
F. 0. Heulin and Robert Larseb.
from west of Stephen, passed thru
Monday on their way to Red Lake,
where the former will make i'm
proNements on his homestead on
the north shore Of the lake, and the
latter will look the country over
with a view OF taking claim il he
finds one to suit him ~siS$S