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

sharples Cream SaplsaloIs sold
by w. f. Powell s. Co.
The John Deere low down Manure
Spreaders sold by w. G.. powell ~
Co.
We still have some home grown
medium red clover seed for sale at
reasonable prices. Inquire, 2. Frost,
Spaulding Farm Co.
We are agents for Austin & West
ern Road Machines for township
road and farm. Come in and see
them. Lundgren, Wittensten s. Go.
Elm Shade Trees - Grown from
seed at Warren. Have in one block
10000 ellns. $4,000 per thousand
and up according to size. Must be
moved this spring. a. J. sNord.-.
strom, Warren Nursery, Warren,
MINI. Box 143. 81
The Splittstoser Potato sprayer,
using but one-half pound Of Paris
green to the acre also less water.
See this wonderful little sprayer, it
is operated with one horse if SO de-
sired. For sale at Lundgren, Wit
tensten & Co.
Gottfred Erickson has big ditch
contract in Kittson county to COM
plete this year, and on Tuesday he
shipped his horses to Hallock with
view of beginning the work. Jo-
seph Erickson accompanied his ia
Their and will work on the ditch this
summer.
J. P. Bordewick and family moved
hack yesterday to Thief River aclls
where Mr.. Bordewick will be en-
ployed in the real estate office OF
w. j. Brown. While here Mr.. Bor-
dewick has been an active member
of the Warren band, and his &c
parture, and that OF his family is to
be regretted.
Mr.. John Toftner from Ada, and
Miss Hilma Anderson from Foldahl
of this county, were united in mar
riage April 30th, by Rev. G. Wah-
lund of this city. The bride and
bridegroom were attended by Albin
Anderson and Miss Mae E. Ander-
son from Foldahl. Mr. Toftner has
now charge. of creamery a few
miles out of Ada. He was formerly
butter maker at the Middle River
creamery. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Anderson
of Foldahl.
Rev. Shields, Of Hallock, preached
very earnest and able sermon tc
the Odd Fellows at the Warren Op:
era house on Sunday afternoon last
He: urged the members Of the order
to be active in church work, attenl
church regularly and have theil
names enrolled as members Of some
church organization. AS brother.
handed together for. the we'll being
Of humanity, they should be cour-
ageous, manly, upright and helpful
to the weak, especially the weaker
sex, and thus be power for goo(
in the community. Special musi,
was furnished for the occasion b,
Messrs. prytz and Urtes, DR.. Bakk'
accompanying them on the piano.
Frans Fransson shipped his car.
load of household goods to War
road yesterday, two Of the olde
boys accompanying the car. TIL
rest Of the family will leave 70
that place in day or two. Tn
removal of this pioneer family from
the city-ls to be regretted and the.
carry with them from here the bes
wishes of a host Of friends mad
during their thirty years residenc
here. Mr.. Fransson will open
shoe repair shop at Warroad AM
we can assure the people OF tina
town that they will find him an up
right and honorable man wit!
whom to do business. The Swed
ish Mission church Of this city ais,
loses in the departure of the Frans
son family some Of its oldest AM
most active members.
| S. O.. Ostgaard arrived Tuesda,
from st. Paul, where he has he'll
the position Of 18th assistant secre
tary Of the senate in the session o
i the legislature just closed. He say
the experience has been a valuabl
one to him in many ways. Mr.. Ost
gard is a young man with an ope
and alert mind, therefore a winter
IassOciatiOn with some of the bes
and hriuhtnSf man IF thn ctatn ha