Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-17
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See Colson's big ad. this week.
Aug. Lundgren went to st. Paul
yesterday
Carl o. Holt, of Alvarado, attend
ed to business here Tuesday,
Read Colson's 9-cent sale an.
nouncement this week.
The Warren Go peratiye Mer-
camille Co., adyertises a big clear
ance sale this week. D
Mrs. Mats Anderson and Mrs.,
Adolph Larson, Of Viking, visited at
G. w. Anderson's at Luna, the fore
part of the week.
H. M. Swanson and family re-
turned home today from their au-
Itomobile trip to Willmar and other.
points. They have had a good time.
b. j. Anderson, Of town Of Augs-
burg, attended to business here
yesterday. On his way home he
took in the Anti Tuberculosis pic
mic in Foldahl. 81.
Prof. Sjostrand returned this af-
ternoon from Alvarado O. He reports
a very heavy down pour Of rain
There in the afternoon, almost a
lcloud- burst. At March it rained,
but only a few drops fell at War
rem.
Drop Sjostrand a card telling him
about some Of the things that grow.
on your farm and that you would
like to exhibit. He is anxious to-
hear from YOU Get card now.
while you are reading this and you
will do much forsthe success Of the.
Icounty exhibit at the State Fair.
On their way back from the anti
tuberculosis picnic in Foldahl yes
lterday, the families of Nels BY
strom, Hans Urtes and J. r. Matt.
son called at the beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs.fA. Bergstrom and had
a pleasant visit with this excellent
kind and hospitable pioneer family.
They filled up still more on milk,
coffee and good things to eat, for all
of which they owe many thanks to
these good people.
| Prof. C. q. Sjostrand, principal of
1.-THE Commercial Department of the
North Star College, has received
1.-TWO flattering calls, one to North
western College at Fergus Falls
and one to Aaker's Business College
at Fargo, at subs tantial ncrease in
salary. This shows that his fame
as a successful intructor has
Preached to other schools. The pro-
i fessor though, is very much att
Itached to Warren and his work
there, and it IS to be hoped that hes
will make no change.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., are
4 demonstrating an electric light
4 plant for the country home. a
sIsmall gasoline engine runs the cleo
\ trio generator, the electricity pro
i duCed passing into a storage bat
!. terry, from which it is drawn as fast
4 las consumed when the. lights are
4 turned on. When the electricity in
4 the storage battery is depleted or
fused up to a certain point, the gas
,|oline engine will start up automa-
Il tically and fill the storage battery
B and when that is done will also sop
4. automatically. The plant is a mar
I vel Of mechanical ngenuity and
. should be seen to be appreciated II
Twill furnish to the country homes
Il the same lighting conv enieIlces
(which city homes now possess and
(. 1.-THE price is not unre enable.
Complaint has reached the Shea1
. office about the conduct of some
J Iboys III TO 10 years Old, Of this city
who went to Radiun Saturday Ell
: |ening on a hand car bringing with
them also 3 supply OF beer il
which they evidently freely par
8 took. At Radium they disturbed
4 and shocked the people Of thai
G peaceful burg BY their boisterou;
!, and vile language, one gentleman
from there saying it was the viles
]. he had ever heard. The names o
y the boys we're furnished the Sheaf
but we do not like to publish then
for the sake Of their families ant