Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-18


q in the county fair. S5a
John Deere low down manure
spre aders, sold BY N +. Powell 8
CO. ~
Albert Kreil, Of Red Lake Falls, is
the new assistant at the Great Nor
thern depot. #.& 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Sinclair OF
stephen, were spectators at the
fair on Tuesday. s5ts5 I'LL. us
a David Hedlund, q progressive
lyoung farmer on rout- 1, attended to
business here last Friday. 81 . 81 h.
! John Gustahson, Of Strathoona, is
visiting at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Aug. "a. johnson
| Miss Edith Lindstrand Lett Satur-
day for Oslo, near whore she has
been Employed to teach a term Of
lschool. ri Il. III IA . s$
i Miss Florence Burlum, of Ste
phen, visited friends here during
the fair days, returning home this
mOrning. 4. H.1@ & 4 q Nv z2 Ill l.,z
! Rev. G. Wahlund will preach in
the school house, near Eric Olson's
at Foldahl, next Sunday, Sept. DIST
at II a. m. s@ 5.> !. %>s ...
T. Mr.. Patterson Jr, of Eureka, ILL.,,
is here hooking after a farm which
his father, w. L. Patterson, owns
near here. ...i..s. @ PIN }@ 5..=
Mrs. S. A. Larson left Saturday
to visit relatives and friends at Ram
kin and other points in Illinois for
, a few, weeks. f. -. ,~:: f.. .=1SSe
Edwin Wahlund is employed i'm
the Great Northern general offices
at st. Paul, uraining himself for the
position of train auditor. Il
Joseph Erickson who is now en-
ployed at Hallock, took in the fair
on Tuesday and Wednesday, return
ing on Thursday morning.
: Ludwig Sandquist, of Chicago, is
here visiting at the home of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
!, MRS. C. A. Nelson, of route 8. Z
+ We have just unloaded another
full car load of Ford Automobiles
, and can take care of orders
promptly now.-W. F. Powell & Co,
A baby girl was born to- Mr. and
mrs. c. A. Sundby, of Robbinsdale
on Sept. Is. Mrs. Sundby was for
merly Miss Olga Wahlund of this
lefty. = ::".=>..s... : @>."..% .a3z.s.2
S. Lofberg and Henry johnson
! two old cronies. and early settlers OF
: this county, both now living in Ar
gyle, attended the county fair on
Tuesday. s..5.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Board1nan anc
daughter Alice went to Stephen las
Friday. Mr.. Boardman has a iot
of painting there for the Great
Northern. .E-, =. .-1S. !. III. III
The small Avery engine handles
four 14-inCh plows and every farm
4 er ought to have one. Come in and
get prices at Warren Machine &
Iron Works CO. *% ".>..
Marshall Gehrke was over from
Holt for brief visit with friends.
He said that he would probably re-
turn to- take up farming again in
these parts next year.
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. n. =. +. . ..>33...
Dana M. Easton, of Poplar, Mont,
is Visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Easton, this week. He is
returning from "trip to- Wisconsin
and tour of the Great Lakes.
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.
Mrs. G.. N. Paulson, of town Of
Fork, yesterday accompanied her
daughter Julia to the Warren hos
pital, where the latter underwent an
operation for appendicitis this NOR
ming. ), III ::. ..... 81 ss as
Arne OVERLY of Grand Plain, was
adjudged insane in Judge Holm's
court on Monday and taken to Fer
gus Falls by his brother, Ole Over
by, and Sheriff Forsberg on the
same day. E5 u. # \ S IN.
The Warren School Farm exhib-
tied q number of its products at The
county fair, winning first prizes on