Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-06-05

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was hefe visiting with his parents
for 4 fdw days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Grindeland and
Attorney ]. r. Naeseth autoed to-
Roseau last Saturday.
We have a carload Of Ford au-
toes on the road that left factory
Mry 28th. As soon as these get here,
we can make quick delivery while
carload lasts.-W. F. Powell & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron johnson, Of
IWarrenton, were in town last Fri
day evening to see their daughter
Alice, graduate with honors from
the Warren high school. She was
the salutatorian Of the class.
| Marriage licenses have been is-
sued this week to the following: \
James a. Fallon, Flora NJ. Patten:
Willie M. Malm, Louisa H. Larson
Charles R. Gillespie, G. Eleanor.
Marsh
Judge and Mrs. Grindeland and
daughter Estelle, Mrs. j. M. Halvor-
son and @. A. Forde autoed last
Saturday to Roseau, where the
judge delivered an address at a
church gathering.
Don't forget THE Romance Of the
Reaper given at the Opera House
afternoon and evening Of June 9th.
Free tickets may be secured by
calling on Lundgren, Wittensten &
! Co., oriW. F. Powell & CO.
Many farmers have been waiting
a long time for a chance to see the
small Avery engine and we are now
pleased to tell them that we have
one on hand for their inspection
and it is a dandy. Remember the
place Warren Machine & Iron
Works co.
The Warren White Socks played
the Crookston Hill Hustlers here
last Sunday afternoon. The score
was I to 4 in favor Of Warren. A
week ago the same teams played at
Crookston and Warren also got the
best Of them there. The score was
9 to 6 at Crookston.
=. Henderson sold a fine young
!Polled Durham bull last week to
Henry Hopper, one of the progressive
and successful farmers near Ste
phen. Many farmers throut the
county are making special efforts to
improve their herds of cattle, real
ling that good stock is the only
kind that it pays to raise.
Misses Huldur and Elvira John
son, Of Foldahl, returned last Fri
day from Kingsbury, Cal, where
] they had spent the winter with a
sister, Mrs. Charley Olson, who with
|her husband formerly lived in Fol
.fdahl Mr.. and Mrs. Olson came
east with them, but proceeded to
i Chicago and from there will come
here for a visit.
i c.. Z. Skoug, the genial travelling
| man Of Crookston, was in the city
yesterday. He will soon cease talk
i ing farm machinery and will in
1 stead dilate upon the adhesive mer-
I its Of Uncle Sans postage stamps.
he having recently been appointed
postmaster at Crookston to succeed
Elias STEVENSON the present repub-
. lican incumbent.
/ Furnish your house with screens
| and keep flies and other insects on
1.-THE outside. Stop leaks in roofs,
i cutters, cisterns, ETC., by using our
''ArcoS Sealit.' Keep your livestock
/ from breaking thru the gates by US
i ing our unbreakable Iowa Gate.
i Keep the same stock fat by using a
Common Sense Silo on your farm.
For sale by the st. Hilaire Retail
Lbr. Co., Warren, Mimi.
| John Gratzek, of town of Wright.
| left last Friday for Chicago to at
tend to business matters and also
visit his son, DR.. Thomas Gratyek,
who has just completed his course
| as inferno at the Cook County Hos
pital. DR.. Gratzek will return
: home with his father for a visit,
!. and will later look up a location for
the practice of the profession he
HAS prepared himself for by many
lyears Of hard study.
Justice Carlson, the deputy sher-
if, and +. G. Wittensten, accompan-
j led patient to WSillmar. on Tues
i day, for treatment at the State In
| ebriate Farm. They returned yes
4 terday morning bearing greetings
from Nels Roam and family, former
Warren citizens, whom they visited.
IL The ROan's have a small farm and