Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-06-26
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i autOmODIl lie.
Read the Fourth Of July a.
nouncenents OF the. enterprising
Warren merchants IN this issue. %
G,xy etelene welding OF cracked
auto cylinders done BY .. +. Thomas
Warren, Mimi.
Ladies and child hats nov.
Lon sale at very low prices ait the
Millinery Emporium. Ftp
Mrs. Mary Dalquist of Warrenton
returned Saturday from a visit with
her son Frank at Thief River Falls
Miss Clara Knutsoa rel lrneG
home yesterday from a severa.
weeks visit with relatives in Moor
head.
Ed Anderson, Of Primo eton, Ill,
was here the fore part Of the Wee,
looking after real estate invest
ments in this county.
Emil Hegstrpm arrived from the
twin cities. He is looking as bright
today as 10 falls ago when he first
ltook in the harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. N. Nelson return
Jed last Thursday from their auto
"trip to Milan, Mimi, where they Wis
tied Mr. Nelson's parents.
Aug. A. Johnson and wife, ]. g.
johnson land Miss Augusta Hogberg
left Tuesday on an auto trip to
Minneapolis and other nearby
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson
and son Melvin went out to Marsh
Grove last Sunday to attend the
wedding Of Olga Vindahl to Melvin
|Broten.
So Prof. H. S. Hilleboe, Of Luther
College, DEBORAH, Iowa, accompan-
led by his son, arrived Monday for
a visit at the home Of his brother
j. s. Hilleboe, of this city.
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 Go.
Otto Allworden, Of Middle River,
is here today attending the static
land sale and to see the doctor for
a sore arm and other injuries re-
sulting from being kicked by a
horse.
Miss Emily Lakin, who is a each.
er in the Duluth schools, arrived
last Friday for visit with her.
many, Warren friends. While here
she is a guest at the home Of j. p.
|C'Gonnell.
You know the Hart Scllaffner and
Marx clothes carry an absolute
guarantee Of sat act lion. See The
lad. of the Peoples Store, then go
and select one of those best suits ii
1.-The world.
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Fred Appelquist, Of Fullerton, N.
D., is here for the purpose Of look
ing over our country. He is. a son Of
| a boyhood friend and chum Of We
editor, from Carver county, Mimi,
where both Of US grew up. to man
hoods estate
The Ladies Aid society Of them.
E church will serve dinner in front
of the M. u. church on July 18th.
Price Of dinner 25c. Ice cream and
cake 10c, There will be rest
room at the rear Of the church for
those who wish to use it.
Halvor Amunds a pioneer far
mer Of town Of West Valley, at.
tended to business at the county
seat the fore part Of the week.
Thirty years ago Mr.. Amundson
and ye editor worked at harvesting
and threshing on the Woodward
farm and formed a friendship that
Will last as long as both OF us live.
NJ. Q. Johnson, one Of the pioneer
settlers near Alvarado, who has
lived at Bogend, Sask., Canada, dur
ing the past six or seven years, ar
rived Tuesday ,accemp by his
lWife and some of the children, to
visit old friends, neighbors and rel
atiyes. Mr.. Johnson has prospered
in Canada, but he wisely has not
| parted with his Marshall county
farm and can return whenever he
wants to do so.
G. N. Morkassel returned last
week from business trip to Hi
nois. He was ccompanied back by
a number of home seekers and pro
spective settlers. Mr.. Morkassel is
now in the real estate business on
his own hook and will soon open an
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