Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-11

If you want TO buy, sell or ex-
change live stock, poultry, farms.
farm machinery, etc, use the Sheaf
Want ads.
Rev. DR.. Mccoy OF Grand Forks, de-
livered forcible and eloquent tenn
perance address at the Presbyterian
church last Thursday. 4
We have the Winner Tanning +
Mill, that is adjustable to all kinds
of grain Call in and see it work, or
better take it out and try it. II not
satisfied, no sale-Lundgren. Witten-
stem & Co.
]. P. Anderson, business man OF /
Roseau. was here yesterday visiting
attended to business matters. He
owns farm in town OF Eagle Point,
| this county.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney returned
from Grand Forks where they had at |
| tended the Corn and Glover Conven-
ton for few days They say it was
very interesting and instructive
meeting.
| 4 good time and a treat is in store
for you in the shape of hot turkey
dinner that will be served by the la
dies of the Presbyterian church in the
Windsor Hotel on Friday, February
10: serving to begin at $3.50. soc per
plate. Come and bring your friends. 2
The Quarterly Conference of the
Red River Valley District of the
Swedish Mission church will be held
at Stephen commencing next Friday
) at 10 a. m. and continuing Saturday
: and Sunday. About 10 pastors are
expected to be present.
: Munger & Son. of this city, make a
, speciality of breeding and shipping O..
j I. c. swine and Poned Durham cattle
and are filing many orders for these
famous breeds Last Thursday they
;, shipped a fine O.. L c.. gilt to S. c.
+ McGovern at Persia, lowe.
Mrs. Ed Quistgard, with her chill
dren, returned to Warren this tues.
4 day. morning, after having spent the
past week as guest Of Mrs. G. II
Zealand Many social functions were
:. given in her honor while she was in
Crookston --Crookston Times.
ri Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., is
!. surely showing the confidence they
| 80 <ro hx., iro aoy
after car of machinery this early in
e the season. With their many years oil
experience in business they can be re
lied on to handle just what is needed
"a most on the farm.
t. Charles A. Payne, from the Univer
W sity of Wisconsin extension division
who will deliver an illustrated lectur,
on the Panama Canal at the Warner
&. opera house on Thursday evenin
e. next week. has wide fame as ira,
e, eller, and lecturer and the emporium
IS ty presented to the people of Ware
re- to- hear him free ought not to b
missed.
If Warren viii be called upon to el
4. terrain large number OF people 9
m the Teachers and School officers COZ
all vention to be held on Thursday an
i'll Friday next week All citizens VIII
P. have rooms to spare or can find roo,
by crowding a little II necessary
- order that the visitors may be accor
modated, should notify Supt Mitche
Of the Warren schools of the fact.
Peter Fehrs, who has farmed
McCrea during the past eleven year
had an auction sale last week and
the coming Saturday he will lea
with his family, consisting of wi
and seven children. for Brockto
Montana. where he has taken a hon
stead on the banks of the Nilsson
river. The removal of this stur
family is a loss to this communi,
but our loss is Montana's gain Ma
friends wish them success and hap
ness in their new home.
Joseph Olsanski, Martin Stoho!
suck. John Poleszewski, Chas. jose
John, Pete, Joe and Sam Wilebs
and sister Stella, and the Misses T
tie Blazejewski, Anna Dura and Re
Blazejewski of Orleans were in
tendance at the funeral held at FL
ian Tuesday of Mrs. Frank Wileb!
who died at the Warren hospital i
Thursday following an operation
cancer Of the stomach Stephen NJ
senger.
We have installed the compl
storage battery charging outfit a
also put in few days in Minnea
lis getting information on the diff
ent types of batteries. There
very few alike. If you have
you want taken care OF right, this
the place it can be done-R NJ
bert, Warren, MINI.
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