Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-08-21

Mr.. Harris, the house-lmo Of.
@Crookston, has been secured by Mr..
Grossman to move his moving pic.
ture building to its new site.
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. a5
B 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 g. Iron Works Co.
Mrs. P. T. spaulding left Monday.
for her home at Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, after a two months visit with
her son, G. L. Spaulding and nu-
merous friends in this city.
Carson Fedderson arrived here
Tuesday from Phoenix, Arizona, 70
look after his farming interests this
fall. Mr.. Henderson is looking hale
and hearty-Argyle Banner.
Fall term begins Sept. 80. New
building best in Northwest. Only
expert teachers. Ask about COM
plete courses for girls and boys
North Star College, Warren, MINI.
The Epworth League will sell
ice cream, sherbet and cake on the
church lawn next Tuesday evening,
August rs. They will begin serv-
ing at five o'clock. The public is
solicited. -. e.. -. -
Mrs. w. H. Dixon returned home
Tuesday from her visit to Seattle
and other coast towns. Mrs. Flor
ence Winchester remained to visit
friends at Spokane, Wash, and in
other towns.
Mrs. Swan Skoglund and chill
dren, also Mrs. Welin, of Alma, re-
turned Tuesday from Fargo, n. D.,
where they had visited a sister and
daughter, nee Jennie Welin, whose
home is there.
The J. H. Meloney barn at Will
liams was struck by lightning this
morning and the barn together
with forty tons of hay stored there
in was destroyed by the fire that
Acknowledgements News. ~.....s
L. P. Brandstrom, the veteran
thresherman, of Spruce Valley, ar
rived yesterday to oil up his ma
chine, which has been stored at
Angus, and get ready for another
seasons threshing in that locality.
Alvin Mathsen, of town of Sands
vile, Polk Co., has bought the
quarter adjoining his fathers farm
from B. G.. Koch. The deal was
made by G. N. Morkassel, Of this
city, at the State Bank of Alvarado,
L. NJ. Johnson, L. M. Olson, Ole N.
Nelson, Ernest Johnson, A. N. Lo-
dozen, VIM. Forsberg, P. H. Holm
and f. A. Main made 150-mile au-
to trip Sunday to Norton; N. D.,
where they visited at the home of
A. G.. Bylin. I
b Licenses to wed have been issued
to Axel WI johnson and Manda M.
Storebo; Arne M. Becken and Ber-
tina Fagerstrom; Thomas Gunder-
son and Betty Olson; Joe 0. Nelson
and Linda Lundin; Albert Bjork-
lund and Anna Peterson.
Carl Foss left last evening for
Fargo to take up his work with the
Emerson, Birmingham Machine
Co. Carl has not learned yet what
territory will be assigned to him in
North Dakota, but he hopes that :.
will be in the northwestern part Of
the state.-Argyle Banner. @%.
Rev. F. N. Anderson, Rev. G.
Wahlund and wife and daughters
Olive and Gladys, Prof. O. E. Abra-
hanson, John Westman, Aug.
Lundgren and Esther Lindquist are
attending the Swedish Lutheran
Red River Valley pastoral confer
ence and outing at Bemidji this
week. ,-.:.s.. ~.r 1. ~
Judge Ira B. Mills, chairman Of
the State Railroad and Warehouse,
Commission, was passenger on
yesterdays local enroute to Argyle
+ to look into the needs Of the people
there in regard to a new depot. Ar
gyle> needs new depot badly and
the company should not bubble
about building one. ..
Joe Pribula, of Sandsville town
ship, has purchased of B. C. Koch
the 400 acres of land adjoining him
on the west, which shows that our
good farmers to the southwest