Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-17

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Save. all The samples Of tame and
wild grasses that you can possibly
4 get hold of and let Sjostrand in
| Warren know and he will come and
Eget it. Ad.
| G. A. Lindell, prominent farmer
near Viking, and Oscar Jacobson,
proprietor of the Viking hotel, at
| tended to business in the city on
| Monday.
Y We had fine exhibit at the Fair
/ last year and we are. in line for a
much better one this year. Your
interest will make it a success all
/ the way thru. Ad.
Miss Emma Colson and Miss
Elaine Colson, of Wadena, sister
and niece respectively Of F. e. Col
son, are guests at his home for
about week.
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.
| Mrs. O. G. Arneson and. her two
boys, of Binford, n. D., visited with
Mrs. And. Melgard, last week, leav-
ing on Friday last for Mrs. Arne-
sons old home in Bigwoods, where
they will visit for while.
For good and reliable Hail Insur-
ance at low rates in first class COM
panies where all losses are quickly
adjusted and promptly paid, call or
write to State Bank of Warren,
Warren, Mimi. 1t
I G. A. Aubol, deputy collector OF
internal revenue, submitted to an
operation at the Warren hospital
last Saturday for a serious ailment
with which he has suffered during
the past two or three months.
Put your shoulder to the wheel
and make the Marshall County ex-
hibit at the State Fair a success.
Bring in anything that grows and
don't forget to let the Superintend-
ent know where to get the samples,
Mrs. 6. P. Ode, of DEBORAH, Iowa
arrived last week and is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. P. r
Kjorlaug. Mrs. Kjorlaug has re-
Gently undergone serious opera
ton, but is now on the road to re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Pihlstrom, and
Miss Esther Mathison, of Minneapo-
lis, returned to their home Sun
day, after a months visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Phil
strom in this city, parents Of the
first mentioned.
w. A. Bay, of Fargo, was a pas.
senger on Monday, enroute to Ste
5|phen. He wears the same smile al
4 formerly, but the same coat viii
/ hardly fit him now as he has grown
more portly. Says he has to die
I himself in order not to- get into th.
4 Taft class.
II Roy NJ. Prytz, head salesman il
the dry goods department. of th'
Peoples store, returned Saturda,
from weeks outing at Waeonia
Mimi. Mrs Prytz, who accompan
n led her husband proceeded to Du.
luth to- visit her old home befor,
she returns to Warren.
II Anton r.. Swanson, who is EN-
ployed at the Warren Machine {
Iron Works, had the misfortune
week or so ago to st small pieC1
of steel into his eye. It becam
necessary for him to go to an ey
specialist at Crookston to have tn
foreign substance removed.
Mrs. H. J. Bennewitz and daugh
ter, Mrs. C. A. Cunning, of Long
mont, Col, arrived last Friday for
visit with Warren friends, this cit
being formerly their home, the,
removing from here about eigh
years ago. Mrs. Cunning was for
merly Miss Clara Bennewitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Strandberg an
Adolph Swanson of Boomer town
ship, returned Tuesday from
weeks visit with relatives an
friends at Milaca and Rum River
this state. Mr.. Stradberg says tina
that ,is a fine country and the crop
in that locality could not be better
Mrs. Rev. DeBescher, of Rock Is
land, I'LL, has finished a course a
the Davenport College of Ghiro
practic, and received the degree o
Doctor of Chiropractic." She is tn
first of Marshall county ladies t,