Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-05-06
TODAY'S MARKETS

Bran $1,000
Shorts .-.--...----.-----.---- 10
Flour $3.50
FOR SALE-Cedar fence posts.
Warren Milling Co.
Work has commenced ON the big
smoke stack at the power house.
Nels Lodoen, of Alvarado, visited
at his home here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bishop of Thief
River Falls, spent Friday with War
rem friends.
Judge Grindeland goes to Thief
River Falls tonight where he will
conduct ditch hearing tomorrow
Miss Lucille Anderson, of Whitman,
arrived with Miss Evelyn Grindeland
last week and will spend some time
here on visit
Come to the basket social at the
College on Thursday evening, eight
o'clock. Ladies kindly bring baskets.
A large crowd desired.
A passenger on the west bound
500 this morning committed suicide
by taking poison, so it is reported,
but we have no further particulars.
Coming Dahon's guaranteed
attraction, cole Olson in Spiritland''
Wednesday, May 18th, at Warren OPP
era House. Popular prices.
Glenard Blawd visited at home the
fore part of the week. He is still
foreman of 500 bridge crew, with
Adams, N. d., as his headquarters.
Lee Riggs, of Indiana, attended to
business matters and renewed ac-
workmanship with his many War
rem friends on Friday and Saturday
Of last week
Frank Woolery left last Friday for
Grassrange, Montana, to visit his
wife who is living on valuable
homestead on which Mr.. Woolery fill
ed some time ago.
Charley Wittensten Jr., lost all his
furniture and household goods by fire
when the house in which he was liv-
ing at Kenmare, N D., burned last
night. Charley is employed by the
500 at that point.
Misses Lucille Farrell and Helen
Mathwig took in the class play Fri
day night at Thief River Fails The
former returned Saturday morning
while the latter remained over Sun
day with friends
Get your corn and potato machinery
from US: Moline Corn Planters and
{ uStt.vators and one and two rows po-
tato planters. You will be pleased in
using the Moline planters .-Lundgren
Wittensten & Co.
John W. Bren arrived yesterday
morning from Minneapolis, where he
has spent the winter He brought
with him his newly married wife, to
whom he was united last Saturday.
Friends extend congratulations.
We have some bank certificates of
deposits entrusted to US for invest
ments in First Mortgage loans, from
time to time, as said certificates fall
due. The lowest possible rates will
be granted. NJ. Olson G. J. P.
Lem
The annual ball of the Warren Fire
Department will be held at the War
rem Opera House Friday evening May
18th. Good music will be furnished
as usual. Buy ticket whether you
dance or not and help the fireboys
along.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day. This
will be observed in the Presbyterian
church at the evening service, when
r. ot...G n. taken part in by some Of
the Sunday school scholars, will be
rendered and an address given by the
pastor.
The North Star Signal makes its
appearance this month under the
management Of Prof. o. E. Abraham
son and C. E. Sjostrand and its col
! umns are filled with interesting read
ing matter in both the English and
Swedish departments
We have now set up in our show
| room, buggies of all descriptions and
styles. Never before have We been
| able to show UP sucl, a fine line of
| Spring wagons, surveys, buggies and
carts of all kinds and prices to suit
everybody. You are cordially invit-
ed to call in.--Lundgren, Wittensten
| & Co.
Rev. E. P. Savage, district superin.
| tendent of the Children's Home Socie
! ty of Mimi esota, is in the city today
in the interests of this truly benevo
lent organization. Since the society
was organized "a years ago it has
placed in good family homes and car
ed for over $500 children The PEG
pie OF Warren have always contribu