Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-02
Ohio Feed Cutter, sold by w. F

Powell q Co.
Coming Dec. 10th, Myrtle Vinton
and her excellent company. 81 8,
Miss Stella Malberg Of Thief River
cr Falls, visited in the city Thursday.
High test gasoline can be had at
Warren Garage, r. NJ. Gilbert, Prop
Fresh milk and cream delivered
daily. Telephone No. |, Spaulding
Farm.
Peter Nyland and son Alvin spent
Thanksgiving day with relatives at
Stephen.
Miss Edith Mattson of East Grand
Forks, spent Thanksgiving vacation
| at her home.
We sell the Howell Roller Feed
Mill, come in and see it.-W. T.
Powell & Co.
Miss Glynn Sinclair, of the Grafton
n. D. public schools, spent Thanks
giving vacation in this city.
See Mary Pickford "In the Bish-
cps Carriage at opera house Friday
| night. Admission 10 and zoe.
Prof. H. B. Johnson, of North Star
College left Thursday for Lisbon, N.
| D., where he visited relatives.
| We have the latest in Bob-sIeigEs
end cutters, now set up ready 20 so
cut. Call on Lundgren, Wittensten 4
Co.
| Misses Synneva and Evaline
| Grindeland, teachers at Thief River
! Falls, spent Thanksgiving at their
| home.
Enclose neatly printed card with
the Christmas gifts you send cut
A box of 100 at the Sheaf Office for
Is cents.
DR.. o. F. Mellby and family of
Thief River Falls ate their Thanks
giving dinner at the Judge Grinde-
land home.
A dozen photographs such as we
know how to produce, make twelve
splendid Christmas gifts. - Ander-
sons Studio.
Albert Bjorklund returned to AL
varado this morning after a brief
visit at the home of his sister, Mrs
L. NJ. Johnson.
Clarence Schulz arrived Friday
with big deer and 100 pounds of fine
moose meat as the result of his hunt
in Roseau county
! Amer Bloomquist of Thief River
Falls, spen! Thanksgiving day with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Bloomquist of his city.
i Warren Mandskor will meet at the
courthouse Tuesday evening, Dec. Ii
at o'clock sharp. Full attendance
requested. Bring music.
| Avid Bloomquist, warehouse mal
at the 500 station, is taking a two
| weeks vacation. He is relieved by
| A. Album Of Ardock, N. D.
The offering for the Belgian Re
lief Fund made at the Union Service
in the Presbyterian church OF
Thanksgiving day amounted to SIG.
Bull Tractors must be popular a:
one of these little tractors was solo
and shipped to Alvarado this week
even when the snow is IN the grourd
For your convenience l have in
stalled telephone right inside tn,
door in my drug store. Come in ant
use it.--Warren Pharmacy, Ed Quist
gard, Prop.
Miss Mabel Clark, who has laugh
the fall term Of school at Viking
spent Saturday at Warren and left il
the evening for her home in Denver
Colorado.
Mrs. Edna Grange Kittering an,
Mrs. Pearl Marshall of Brentford,
D., are visiting for the present at tn
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Grange, near this city.
The Red River Valley Dairymen
Association will hold its annual cen
vention at Crookston December St!
ard 10th. a number cf pro,nincn
speakers Of the state will be there.
Don't miss getting some of thos
japanese goods at the NJ. E. Bazaar
Real novelties bought from wholesal
importers. Will take the place 0
that Xmas gift you haven't time t
make.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. f
church of Warren extends SINGER
thanks to the Willing Workers o
McCrea for the gift of ten dollar
donated for the use of the church,
Secretary.
Arthur Anderson, of Viking, at
tended to business in the city on Mon
day. He reports his father, Gust An
derson. we'll known Marshall coun
ty pioneer. is really in better healtl
now than he was some years ago.
Ed Quistgard, DR.. F. c. Bake
Clarence Bake, Fritz Larson, Mr.
and Mrs. "A. P. Mcintyre and R. B
and n n Tarolcofh y,arn op,nnx