Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-07-29
Don't miss the Big Harvest Dance

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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mossefn Of Fer
tile visited in the city Tuesday.
DR.. G. S. Wattam attended the old
settlers picnic at Stephen Sunday.
Attend the big Harvest Dance at !;
Warren Opera House, Friday night.
Aug. Lundgren and family attended
the old settlers picnic at Stephen Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Brown and
daughter, Ruth, spent Friday in the.
city.
r. B. Taralseth autoed to Maple
Lake Saturday returning Sunday
morning.
A. j. Lovestrom Of Stephen was a
business visitor in the city Friday
evening.
Mrs. L. M. Johnson and children at
tended the Ringing circus at Grand
Forks Saturday.
i G. E. Sjostrand and DR.. j. S. Carl
son are spending the week in the To-
cality Of Kennedy.
/ Herman Amundson and Otto Ander-
son took in the Ringing show at
Grand Forks Saturday. n
| Prof. A. NJ. Foker Of Alexandria,
arrived Saturday for a short visit at
the H. NJ. Swanson home.
Miss Ellen Pearson returned from
Frazee where she spent her summer
vacation with her sister.
John Anderson a. prominent farmer
in the town of Constock transacted
business in the city Saturday.
Miss Mabel Roam of Willmar, who
is visiting friends in this city, spent
Thursday with friends at Alvarado.
Prof. and Mrs O. E. Abrahamson
returned Sunday from their visit with
relatives at Harris and Buffalo Lake
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Metgaard re.
turned Friday from Fargo where they
+ attended the North Dakota State fair
Miss Esther Erickson left Tuesda,
d for Hallock, where she will stay will
her parents until the fall term OF
5 school.
u A right start in life means success
Then start in Mankato Commercial
+ College, Mankato, MINI. Send TO
le catalog.
e Oscar johnson left Thursday TO
Lankin, N. D., where he has secure,
"a a position with the Norton Telephon
10 Company.
Harry Chesternan Of Crookston
was in the city Thursday. He spen
/ the greater part Of the day takin,
y farm views in this locality.
- B. S. Payne, who has spent som
= time here soliciting orders for boo
company, left Thursday for Argyll
/. where he will continue his work.
: Do you know that Is cents per da
:. pays for an outside room with run
= ming hot and cold water at the popu
lar Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis
s. MINI.
- Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. E. J
!? Bren, who has been visiting here lef
Wednesday for Bemidji, where sh
will visit before leaving for he
ke home in Minneapolis.
OF Miss Ruth Larson, of Valley City
II NJ D., is visiting her friend, Miss Els
" ther Lindquist. Miss Larson's fathe
John Larson, was formerly in tn
= mercantile business in this city.
= The Warren Ladies aid Of tn
Lutheran Synod church will NEE
/ with Mrs. A. Lundgren on their far1
in McCrea, Friday, July 81. Suppe
/ will be served during the evening.
Rev. j. G. Wilson came from Ste
phen Monday where he attended
Mission meeting at the Swedish Mis-
sion church. He was accompanied b
Revs. G. A. Lonnquist Of st. Hilair
and Lindahl of Stephen.
Now is the time to protect you
crops against hail. We represent tn
best Old Line companies and woul
be pleased to have you call and e
our rates. All losses are prompt
paid in cash as soon as adjusted
State Bank of Warren.
4 We know of quite a few farmer
that intend to get a Bull Tractor f
blowing this fall, and in order to g
them in time, please call in and civ
us the order now so we can send it
it will take about two or three week
before the orders are filled. Lunt
gren. Wittensten & Co., Agents, Wa
!ren, MINI.
Walter Clark, Of Savannah, Illinoi
a nephew of "A. d. VanSickle and WI
has been visiting for short time ;
the VanSickle home received the 50
news by telegram of his brother
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