Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25


Some of the window cards, adver-
Using the patriotic program which
will be given at the opera house Fri
day evening are real works of art. The
proceeds Of this entertainment will be
used in the purchase of a piano for
the Warren schools.
There is one or two of the Newton
Graders and Cleaners taken out every
day by farmers, who have made up
their minds that the Newton is the
only Mill that will separate wild oats
perfectly from their seed grain
Warren Mach. & Iron Works Co.
y
G. J. F. Carlson, of town of Augs-
burg, attended the school officers con-
vention here last week and also at
tended to other business matters in
the city. Mr. Carlson is one of the
most progressive farmers in the coun-
ty and his farm at the present con-
sists Of SEQ acres. .#
Mrs. Lewis Westman LETT last eve
ming On a trip to the Pacific coast
She will visit at Bismarck, N. D.. For
sythe, Mont. and other places on the
way and will return home via Turlock
and Los Angeles. Many friends will
be visited in the coast towns and she
will be absent several months. 8
We have installed the complete
storage battery charging outfit and
also put in few days in Minneapo-
lis getting information on the differ.
ent types Of batteries. There are
very few alike If you have. one
you want taken care of right, this is
the place it can be done.-R. M. Gil
bert, Warren, MINI.
The Red River Valley Conference
OF the Swedish Lutheran church is in
session at Ha1lock this week. Among
those attending from here are: Rev.
F. N. Anderson, Aug. Lundgren, Prof.
0. E. Abrahamson and Mrs. Abraham
son. Mrs. N. e. Bystrom and Mrs. j.
P Mattson A number of others will
attend one or more days during the
week ss.
Sanford Dodge presented something
ne wand unique in the entertainment
Line at the opera house Monday eve
ming. The murder scenes from Othel-
10, a scene in lighter vein from the
play "The Governors Lady, and a
modern melodrama "The Gun Fighter"
by Sanford Dodge, furnished
a pleasing variety for all tastes. The
audience was large and appreciative.
The High School orchestra furnished
bhe music between the acts.
Carl Schultz, who has been farming
in the vicinity of Radium, for a num-
Der of years, will leave with his fami-
y next week for Tuder, Alberta, Can
ada, where they intend to make their
future home. This county loses in
Mt. Schultz good farmer, useful
citizen and an honest man. A large
number of friends wish him and his
excellent family, consisting Of wife
Ind two bright boys and one fine girl,
Ill good luck and prosperity in their
Canadian home.
The silver loving cup won by A. D.,
Vansickle at the Mankato Farm Crop
show ais the sweepstakes prize on
,ats, Is now on exhibition at the First
National Bank It is large, beau
iful and costly piece Of silverware.
On the side Of the cup are engraved
he following words: Minnesota Crop
Associations Sweep
stakes Dat Trophy. Call at the bank
Ind see the handsome prize that is a
credit to the winner and the whole Of
Marshall county.
The Wednesday Club had most
enjoyable social time at the home Of
Mrs. Rafferty, last Wednesday even
ng. Red and white carnations, the
club colors, predominated in the color
scheme and red carnations were the
able appointments. A program Of
select readings, song and music add
ID to the pleasure of the evening. Fol
owing the program and guessing con-
,ests, an hour was spent informally
1isiting among the guests and mem
,ers during the course of which de-
icious luncheon was served by the
hostess.