Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-11-05
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at Mckenzie, N. 10.

I'M An1ersoIi III teael liine stslsi lnolsa
at Mckenzie, N. ID.
E lbin Young left for ST. Paul
enday On business bent.
HID q bert Nein, of Fargo, il shaking
q naneis with Warren friends today.
want one Or two iresh nilch.
cows. Write me il you have one for
Il sale. q. Al. Tullar. Us
EaG bargains in Blankets and
Il robes at Fred swanson,s on Mar
il ket Days, Now and s..
Fhe Ministers ASSOCIATION of
L warren meets with Rev Knudtsen
Friday, Nov. I at 8 .. m.
~. M. Olson returned home last
Friday from business trip to the
southern part of the state.
4 Miss Charlotte Christensen, who
is employed in the printing trade
at whitman, arrived home last Fri
i Jay 1OF visit.
i Aug. Lundgren left Monday for
I ST. Paul to attend a meeting of the
Board OF China Missions, of which
he is member.
| Mrs. Gottfred Erickson left for
| Hallock Tuesday morning, where
her husband is stillengaged in road
4 and ditch construction work.
A good girl for general housework
I and plain cooking, wanted at the
Tullar Farm. Good wages paid.
j Write or apply by telephone. G. A..
Tullar. IT.
have the agency for almost any
magazine you can think of. Let me
send IN your subscription or re-
neWal.-Aileen A. Harris, Agent,
phone 107. In
/ a fine baby girl was born to MT.
and Mrs, C. F.. Johnson, residing
near the brick yard, on Monday.
| Nov. 3, 1913. Mother and daughter
I are doing fine: 49,"
Come in and let me fit you Out
with shoes, overshoes and warm
footwear for winter at reduced
prices for Market Days, Nov. 7 and,
8:-F'red Swanson.
j. p. Myers returned yesterday
from visit in Illinois. Recently
p he sold his farm here and is now
considering buying another some
where in the county.
Arrangements have been made
for a big dance at the opera house.
on. Friday. Nov. L. Special music
by a ffve-piece orchestra. This to-
q gether with the opening market day
promises to- be big day in Warren.
Knut Nicholaison, who, has farm
ed near Viking during the past
eleven years, left together with his
wife on Tuesday for Brooklyn, N.
8, Where they formerly lived, and
where they have some married
children. -
4 Miss Lille Iverson was the. win.
Ener of the punch bowl set at Col
sons Bazaar by estimating within.
! TWO, OF the number of beans con-.
tanned III quart jar, The jar con-
tanned 2945 beans while she esti-
mated 2943. Miss Esther Lindahl
/ won the clock.
Ihere are so many dietetic hum
bugs and monomaniacs around that
| it is a wise thing for the Depart.
ment of Agriculture which includes
the pure food bureau, to- warn the.
Ipublic against them and to give Of.
ticlal sanction to a little common
sense on the subject. H.. 4
| The Christianson Family Orches-.
ira Company which will be at the
Synod church Oh Monday evening,
Nov. 10, is a musical organization
that is making great hits wherever
: they appear, Lovers Of good mu-,
:. sic in this city have a treat in. store
! for them. Remember the time and
place. se. 49,. =. ! =. = ?
L John Peterson, of Grove City,.
MIMI, visited with his former, pas
tor Rev. J. G.. Wilson,, of the Swe-
{ dish Mission church, last Friday.
Mr.: Peterson was favorably i'm
pressed with this country and it is
not impossible that he may come
!. here to- engage in farming next
| year. s 4. s,s ].
John p. lMoTberg, one Of the we'll
to do farmers of town of Bigwoods,
! is visiting friends and attending to-
|, business I'M the city today. Mr.. Nor
berg says the farmers in his neigh
i borhood are anxiously waiting for