Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-11

store ad. tlllS week.
Rev. G. Wahlund returned home
this morning from st. Paul.
John Deere low down manure
spreaders, sold by w. f. Powell &.
! CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Wallace Of
Homer, Ill, are here this week
looking after their farm.
J. B. Griffith, of Iowa, is here.
looking after his farm near Luna.
which is rented by Filing Jorgen-
son. h. \, .1s
Mrs. Nels Axen left for Hallock
yesterday TO visit friends, after
which she will proc iced to her home.
in. Winnipeg.
c. A. Carlson, of Rockford, Ill, is
in the city today. He owns a farm
near Stephen and is here looking
after his property II.
Mrs. X. Rosenthal Of Kennedy, is
Visiting friends in the city today on
her way home from visit in Iowa
and at Minneapolis.
Miss Alma Sathre leaves Satur-
day evening for st. Olaf College,
ait Mortified, ito enroll for a years
work at that Institution.
Mrs. J. w. Maps had the pleas
ure of entertaining "a brother from
Illinois during a short visit, ,the
Ibrother Qeaving for home Sunday.
/ We have just unloaded another
full car load of Ford Automobiles
and can. take care of orders
promptly now.-W. F. Powell & Co.
Mrs. Otto Klingborg and two chill
dren, of Thief River Falls, passed
thru last Friday on their way to
Argyle to visit at the home of Peter
Anderson.
! Doctor, how can I prevent my
husband from talking in his sleep?
Well, you might try giving him a
few opportunities in the daytime
lPittsburg Post. MI" ,.x ~
The small Avery engine handles
| four 14-inCh plows and every farm
er ought to have one. Come in and
get prices at Warren Machine &
Iron Works Go. 80. .-..s. IN. 4. 4
| Miss Sophie Kjorlaug, who has
been visiting at the home Of her
brother Rev. Kjorlaug for about q
month, left Monday for her home
lat Luverne, MINI. ~@.. .4...:==.*,z. Ill.
John Odman went to. Hallock on
Monday. to take charge of the Rob-
ertson lumber yard there for a day
Tor two while the manager was en-
i joying his annual hunt. 49, So N:
We have just received one 81 the
7 small Avery engines. This engine
!! burns either gasoline or kerosene.
7 Come in and see it at Warren Ma
n chine & Iron Works Co.. . RI r,,:>i: :s
i John Bergstrom, of Alvarado, was
i here Monday trying to hire a car
J penter but was unable to find one,
as the local mechanics are kept
very busy these days. r..
| Louis Grund arrived from Pitt,
Monday to attend to business mat
tiers here and visit at his old home.
He operates a saw mill at Pitt and
is doing good business. T. ". -
Fall term begins Sept. 80. New
building best in Northwest. Only
expert teachers. Ask about COM
plete courses for girls and boys
North Star College, Warren, Mimi.
Secretary Frank of the Marshal!
Go. Fair ASSOCIATE n, requests all
exhibitors who can possibly do so
to procure their entry tags early
and thus avoid the rush on the o.
ening day. These ags may be had
from him or at the Swedish Ameri-
can bank. *<.u. ~ g.. ....#
L , - .
w. N. Powell returned home Oh
Monday from the state fair, where:
he and Prof. Sjostrand had charge
of the Marshall county exhibit. He
says the exhibit was a very credi-
table one and instrumental in Sc.
curing much valuable publicity for
the county. ELI. .. @.. ...l il ....5S
Carson Fedderson of Phoenix, Ar.
iona, visited with Warren friends.
last evening, leaving on the flyer
for his distant home. He is one of
the pioneer settlers in town Of Mid
die River and had been here a few
weeks looking after his farm,
which he still retains. 81
j. 7. Imsdahl, one Of THE well
known pioneer citizens of town of