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

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81 It would make you laugh to have
me cry your auction sale. Z have
the license, have tried it with sue
cess. Try me m. Olson.
John Z. Johnson, deputy oil IN
spector Of this district, visited Ro-
seau county last week in the per-
formance of his official duties.
The ladies of the Swedish Luth-
cram church will serve their annu-
al Lut-fsh supper at the opera
house on Friday evening, Nov. II.
We. are agents for Austin & West
ern Road Machines for township
road and farm. Come in and see
them.-Lundgren, Wittensten & Go.
Mrs. g.. Lindstrand and daughter
Dagny, returned Saturday evening
from a couple days visit with her
daughter, who is teaching near Os-
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The Home Economics department
of North Star College will serve
dinner at, the college building to-
visitors on Dedication day, next
Tuesday, ii
The small Avery engine handles
four t4-inch plows and every farm
er ought to have one. Come in and
get prices at Warren Machine &
Iron Works Co. ....s w. JAZZ.
Emil Ostlund, who has been
threshing in this vicinity this fall,
returned last week to his home at
Golden Valley, In the: eastern part
of the county.
A foot ball game will be played
here next Saturday at 2::3O D.. M, by
the Crookston and Warren High
School elevens. Come out and root
for the home boys. .....-.......~as..-~.:.. 4.
Owing to the rush in getting out
the paper last week, we neglected
to change the market prices on
grain They appear correct in this
issue.
Begin to starve yourself now in
anticipation of the big annual lut-
fish supper to be given by the La
dies of the Swedish Lutheran
church at the opera house on Nov.
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George A. Gusa, of Middle River,
passed through the city Thursday
morning on his way to- Hallock. Mr..
Gusa was formerly a resident OF
Hallock but has moved to Middle
River lately.
| Judge Holm has just placed on
exhibition a clock that strikes time
with such sweet, melodious sounds,
that one wishes time to pass swiftly
in order that one may hear the
tones again. ~
Andrew P. Nelson of Moose River,
attended to business before the
county board yesterday. From
here he went to Bemidji to confer
with the Beltrami county authori-
ties in regard to judicial ditch mat
ters. .--.....3 - e.. .~- e~~2a
| Emil Skoglund and Peter Melin
left last Monday for Chinook, Mon
tana,, near where they have filed on
homesteads on the Canadian side.
The Sheaf will keep them supplied
with Warren news during the Win
ter. <~
Miss Laura Hummer, MT. Zim-
norman and Mr.. Clifford Hummer,
from Angus, autoed over and spent
Sunday at the. G.. III. Palmer home
near Luna. Laura and Clifford
left last "Wednesday for their home
in Ivanhoe, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W.. @. Holcomb left
Monday for Saratoga, Texas, where
they will spend the winter. They
have not parted with their house
here and it is their intention to re-
turn to Warren next spring. Their
many friends wish them an enjoy
liable sojourn in the sunny south and
will welcome them back when The
.lillies bloom again.
/ Warren merchants are making
I big preparations for the two big
/ market days on Friday and. Satur-
/ day this week. The clerks in all
| the stores are busy marking and
arranging goods for the big bargain
sales advertised for those days. II
Il certainly will be to- the interest al