Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
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Read the Peoples Market Day ad.

Read the Peoples Market Day ad.
a spading harrow IS the cheapest
and best tool for cleaning your land.
from qlack grass and weeds Of all
kinds. Call on I.undgren, Witten-.
stem s. Go.
John +. Iapper, of the Mud Lake
district, who has been incarGe Grated.
in the county Jail for several
weeks, pleaded guilty today to the
charge Of bigamy and was given an
indeterminate sentence by the
court.
Easter sale and supper will be
given by the ladies of the N. p.
church, March g, in the Winches-I
ter building. 4.
Among the ministers wives who
attended the conference meeting
here last week and helped organize
a ladies foreign mission society,
were Mrs. Moody Of Fergus Falls,
Mrs. Lundgren, Of Hallock and Mrs.
sPersenius of Grand Forks.
Rev. Vim. Bramsch her, Of the Ger
man Lutheran church, conducted
confirmation services last Sunday
forenoon. The class consisted Of.
the following members: James
Vanderwall, Ralph Rue, Pauline
Kammerer, Clara Kammerer, and
Martha Probst.
The Percheron stallion Judge will
stand for service this season in
.Comstock, Marsh Grove and Viking.
Watch this ad. for dates next week.
The real bargain fest will be on. at
the Peoples Store on the Market
Days-see ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Johnson,
Of McCrea, were pleasantly sur.
.prised by their neighbors and
friends last Sunday afternoon. Cot.
fee and refreshments we're served
and some nice presents we're also,
left by the visitors. Mr.. Johnson
and family will remove soon to SUI.
.perior, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kiebau Of Ra-
.dium, celebrated their silver we'd
ding, March II. Many neighbors
and friends helped to make them
glad on this occasion, and they re-
ceived some fine silver presents.
Rev. Bramscher delivered IN APP
propriate address.
D. H. Miller of Angus, received a
telegram yesterday afternoon from
his son, Frank Miller residing at
Mamma, Sask., Can, stating that two.
of the latter's children were criti-s
cally i'll, not expected tolive. John
McLennon, father of Mrs. Frank
Miller will probably leave tomor-
row for Mamma. ookston Times. 3
1 G. J. Dahl, Of Thief River Falls.
representing the Scandal Life IN.
.usrance Co., is here today making
settlement with Mrs. John Lind 3
berg for 81 900 policy carried by her
late husband in said company. Mrs
.Lindberg is pleased with the
prompt manner in which the com
.pany has fulfilled its obligations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ. Westlin Of
this city, attended the funeral last
Wednesday Of John Ihle, the un-
fortunate university, student, who
broke his neck in an amateur Wres-
thing match at St. Paul. Deceased
was a cousin Of Mrs. Westlin. He
was very active young man and q
leader in his class. He was one of
the editors Of the college farm pa
per and was prominent in Sunday
School work. Dean Woods thought
a great deal Of the young man.
Supt. Hay Of Thief River Falls paid
tribute to his worth at the funeral.
a profusion Of flowers adorned the
coffin and attested to the esteem in.
which deceased was held.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the M.
T.. Church will have an eggs-ceed-
jngly fine sale and supper, March
p, in the Winchester building1
There will be on eggs hihition all
kinds of fancy work, aprons and
homemade candy. Please eggs-ert
yourself to come and eggs anime
the novelties prepared. Menu:
Deyiled eggs, potato salad, gelatin
salad, buns and butter, cake, pickles
and coffee. Eggs cooked to order
by an eggs-c eedingly good cook. The
eggs ense Of supper is eggs actly
rs cents. ct
WANTED Girl for general house