Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-11
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
TODlT'S MARKETS

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Flour .--~.--~--.-. $50
/ Hear Benefits rag-tilne band and
orchestra.
/ Edith Mattson visited at home over
Sunday
/ Rev. T.. Winberg went to- Stephen
this morning
/ Chas. Loeslie of Radiunl, attended
to business in town Saturday.
Fred S. Peterson OF AIvarado, was
Il Warren visitor Last Saturday
I Geo. G.. Jorgenson Of Alma, attend
ed TO business In the city Yesterday
Silver Threads Among the Gold
at opera house Monday
Fresh milk and cream delivered
daily Telephone No. I. SpauIding
| Farm.
Peter Iverson, one of the good old
pic neer farmers of northern Vega,
was u Warren visitor yesterday
| Albert Johnson left Sunday on d
hunting trip near Bena,, MINI. Al
bert hopes to bag some big game.
/ Comingr BENEFITS stock company
with Is people, band and orchestra at
opera house, Monday and Tuesday
Herman Allen, enc of the enter
prising farmers from near Alvarado,
offended to business here yesterday.
/ Cream Separators for hand and
!, power. All sizes Call On us for prices
and tern1s.-Lundgren Wittensten &
Co.
Bennett's stock company presents
Silver Threads Among the Gold' at
Opera House Monday Reserved seats
SEC
Il O. F. Wilson, Supt. of the Robert,
son Lumber Co., is attending to bust
ness north on the ST. Vincent line to.
day .......
Stenography IS congenial work foi
women. Learn shorthand at Manka
to- Commercial College, Mankato
lEinn.
Albert and Joe YutrzenIka, tive
sturdy young farmers from town Cd
Wanger attended to business here
yesterday.
H Mrs. W. A. Mossefin of CrooKston
visited with Mrs. Taralseth and othe,
Warren friends for few days, re-
turning home on Monday
II Ed Natwick, Clarence Schultz
Charley Erickson and Charles Grin:
eeI have left for the big game coun
try in quest of deer
III Ed. NJ Dahl, the genial travelling
salesman for Duluth house dealins
III hardware, called on the trade ane
OF friends here this morning.
Lun.Igren, Wittensten & Co., have
just got III 1 carload of the low down
International Manure Spreaders, full
Iy guaranteed to give satisfaction
The Ladies' Aid Of the Scandinavia
ali W. E. church will have a bazaar II
the church on Thursday evening
Nov 18th. Lunch Will be served. Al
are invited.
For real good and artistic photo
graphs, go to Anderson's Studio
Prices very reasonable. The qualit,
of our work will stand competition
with the bert anywhere.
c.. E. Lundquist, H. W.. Swanson
and Chas. Wittensten made trip t,
the Minnesota iron range countr,
last week to inspect some mInin.
properties IN which they are inter
ested
III Among the commercial traveller
Who visited our city tiiis week wa
Vim. Day Jr.,. salesnanager for Gun
ternan Bros St. Paul, who is look
ing over trade conditions IN the Rel
River Valley.
The Young Ladies' Society of th,
United Lutheran church will hold
sale Nov II commencing at s O'Clock
at the city hall All kinds of sfanc,
articles will be sold A lunch will b,
served after the sale.
Hans Swanson has made extensiv,
repairs on his old residence propert.
on First street, whereby it has beei
transformed into a fine home with al
nsGdern conveniences. 1t will be DC
cupied by Rev. K Winberg, pastor o
the Scand NJ E. church.
The Elks lodge of CrooIston is ar
ranging for unique celebration t,
be given Thanksgiving afternoon an
continuing Thursday, Friday an
Saturday evenings, at which a repro
duction of pioneer Life IN the North
west In 1870, will be a very interest
ing feature.
Last week Ed R0sendahI shipped
fine D1roc Jersey male hog to TIL
State Experiment farm at Crookstor
The fact that the experiment statiol
selected hog for breeding purpose
on the RosendahI farm is good re