Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-24

The John Deere low Down Manure
Spreaders sold by WI. POWELL y
Co. .4.35s 8s FIJI
We still have some home grown
medium red clover seed for sale at
reasonable prices. Inquire, p. Frost,
Spaulding Farm Co.
We are agents for Austin s. West
err Road Machines for township
road and farm. Come in and see
them. Lnndgren, Wittensten & Co.
The German Lutheran church at5
Radium wishes to announce and ex-
tend heartfelt thanks to the Willing
Workers Of McCrea for the receipt
of $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson, OF
Luna siding, rejoice over the arriv-5
al at their home OF a fine, rosy
checked daughter, their first born,
on April II, 1918.
u. M. Olson, c.. A. Nelson, IA. B.
Nelson and Frank Wittensten at.
tended a convention Of the Ninth
District Group Of Bankers held at
Thief River Falls on Tuesday this
week. 8I.. s.3 t8s
Another Of this little Universal
Traction engines and a 6 Rumely
Engine pillow was taken out last
week by Adolph Elden, Oak Park.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., made
this sale. 5 5 81.
Il. K. Onstad, a prominent citizen
and business man Of Argyle, died on
Wednesday morning, after an ill
ness of eight months, of cancer of
the stomach. The funeral will be
held next Saturday at 200 o'clock.
Elm Shade Trees - Grown from
seed at Warren. Have in one block
10000 ellns. $4,000 per thousand
and up according to size. Must be.
moved this spring. A. j. Nord-
slrom, Warren Nursery, Warren,
Mimi. Box 143. 2t
The splittstoser Potato Sprayer,
using but one-half pound of Paris
green to the acre also less water.
See this wonderful little sprayer, it
| is operated with one horse if so de-
sired. For sale at Lundgren, Wit
tensten & Co.
Rev. Shields Of HalIock, will
preach an anniversary sermon on
Odd Fellowship at the Warren OPP
era House next Sunday, the 9th at
1880 q clock p. m. All Odd Fellows
and members of the Rebekah orders
requested to be present. The public
is cordially invited to attend. FIJI
i A farmer by the name of O. g
Mulligan of Cashel, n. d, and his
4 hired man, we're both burned 4 te
] death on Tuesday night when the
4 farm house was destroyed by fire
Il MulEigan was a bachelor and came
from Champaign, I'll, seven years
ago. Origin of fire is unknown.
| Farmers who are DESTROYS Of inn.
proving their breed of horses vii
do we'll to read the ad. of Alfree
Horgen in this issue. Mr.. Horgen i
/. "a farmer who believes in keeping
H the best and it pays to do so
More attention should be paid Il
3 raising good stockholm horses ant
Il Cattle-in this county. 81 .s
The Synod Lutheran congregation
d of McCrea acknoWledg es will
Il thanks the receipt from Miss Cor;
Anderson of five dollars in none,
Il contributed by the. Willing Work
ers. of McGrea which will be used a
a help in paying the expenses of tn
fence to be put around the GENE
terry of said congregatio
Is Mr.. E. M. Olson and Mr.. b. Lund
gren took Rev. Anderson, Prof. Alb
. rahamson and their families an
Il DR.. Telleen to Vega last Sunday. A
offering was taken in favor of Re,
Anderson which amounted to $685.
81 Rev. j. TeIIeen spoke Of the Port
Rico mission and received a collee
ton Of $780, The ladies Of th
& church served a fine luncheon j
a85 the Luther League hall.
II Hans Swanson is having a crew {
6 men at work stringing lead cable
in which telephone wires are en-
y cased. Each cable holds all til
way from so to 200 wires, each wiz
properly insulated and separate
4 by paper partitions. Mr.. SWanso
is going to a great expense in mall
ing this Improvement, but when
is done it will be permanent and II
quire little expense for upkeep.