Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
TODAY'S MARKETS


Shorts $24 w
Don't fail to visit the Japanese
booth at the M. E. bazaar, Dec. 4.
Fresh milk and cream delivered.
daily, Telephone No. i. Spaulding
Farm
Gordon Hull, who has spent the
summer here, left Monday for his
home in Indiana.
See "Leah Kleshna, the woman of
the streets at opera house Friday.
| Admission 10 and 20 cents.
| Ed Natwick returned from his
hunting trip on Monday. He succeed
ed in shooting one deer and wolf.
Cream Separators for hand and
power. All sizes. Call on us for prices
and terms.-.Lundgren, Wittensten &
| Co.
A dozen photographs such as we
know how to produce, make twelve
I splendid Christmas gifts. - Ander-
sons Studio.
A stenographer is safer from pow
erty than a Greek scholar. Take a
course at Mankato Commercial Col
ilege, Mankato, MINI.
Peter Julin will sell at auction on
section 81, New Maine on Nov. 20,
five horses, fifteen head of cattle and
a lot of farm machinery.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., have
just got in a carload of the low down
international Manure Spreaders, full
ly guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Everybody ought to know how to
avoid colds but the number who bark
and snuff prove that the simplest
precautions either aren't understood
J or else aren't practiced.
{ Chas. Grinder and C. w. Erickson
returned Friday from their hunting
trip, each bringing one deer as the
/ result of their craftsmanship. They
also brought down wolf.
There will be reception on Friday
evening, Nov. Goth, at the home Of H.
l.. Wood, for the Methodist pastor
and his family. All members and
friends of the church are cordially
invited to attend.-Committee.
Coming Friday! Leah Kleshna, the
play that stirred the civilized world
with it's appeal for the helpless Grim
ihal. In 4 great acts of motion pic
lures at opera house. Admission 10
and 20 cents.
! Rev. Leon S. Koch, travelling M.
F.. missionary, who makes his head
quarters at Donaldson, passed thru
Warren the fore part of the week on
his way home from Middle River,
where he conducted services on Sum
day.
Will you be there? l will be there.
/ Where, oh where? Why, at the big
j Thanksgiving supper served tomor.
row night Thursday, at the Warren
Opera House, by the men of the
Swedish Lutheran church. Well all
be there!
The L. A. society of the NJ. E.
church will hold their annual bazaar
Oh Dec. in the Unique building
Sale to begin at 8 o'clock Light re.
freshments will be served and the US
ual fancy articles, aprons, and home
y,oIo 40 ,,J,, viii u ~, co1o
Albin Holmgren. of Thief River
Falls was here Saturday to see his
brother Emil. who recently was seri-
ously injured while on duty as 9
brakeman on a 500 freight at Adams
N. D. He reports his brother to be
III very precarious condition at the
Warren hospital where he was taken
after the accident.
j. NJ. Taylor representing the Bald
win Piano Co., Of Chicago, is in War
1ren for a few days displaying sam.
pies of 1915 style pianos. Any pi
ano purchased from E. L. Tornel
that is not giving satisfaction in
S'SIy ASopSSCy We Will appreciate nav
ing you tell us at this time as ou1
policy is no dissatisfied customers.
| The Warren bakery has change,
hands. Mr.. G. N. Roseberg, an ex
perienced baker from Grand Haven
Michigan, has bought out the forme
proprietor and is having the entir.
shop thoroughly renovated and re
modelled. He proposes to give War
rem a bakery that shall be a credit to
the tewn and hopes to be able. to open
up for business next week.
We have sold one hundred sixty
nine Ford cars since the first of last
October and every one giving entire
satisfaction. Surely the Ford is a
wonderful car. It has no competi-
ton. Some people knock it, q great
many more praise it, and it goes
right on selling in ever increasing
numbers at price that people can
i afford IN nav We invite va. T., ~