Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-25
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Attend the big dance Friday night.
Frank Gehrke Of route 4, attended
to business in the city yesterday.
| NJ. A. Backstrom, Of Vega, attend
ed to business in town yesterday.
Rev. L. P. Bergstrom, of Winnipeg,
visited with Warren friends yester
day.
! E,ick Wassgren arrived Tuesday
| from the deer country with big
buck.
Fresh milk and cream delivered
daily Telephone No. ]. Spaulding
Farm.
"A Lady of Quality at the opera
house Thursday night. Admission 10
and 20c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. johnson, of
route one, attended to business in
town Monday.
C. L. Spaulding attended to bust
ness along the 500 line in North Da-
Fkcta yesterday.
N. Soderlund, one of Alvarado's
well known farmers, was a Warren
| visitor yesterday.
Attend the big feature show at the
opera house Thanksgiving night. Ad-
mission 10 and Zoe.
Senator-elect N. S. Keynes and A.
| F.. Pfiffner of Argyle, were visitors
in the city Friday.
John Sandberg, one of Vegas pro-
gressive young farmers, was War
rem caller last Saturday.
| Walter Melgard and Stephen Bren
leave tonight for Warroad, where
| they will enjoy few days hunt.
Cream Separators for hand and
power. All sizes. Call on US for prices
and terms.--Lundgren Wittensten &
Co.
| Aug. Peterson, one of Vikings well
known and well-to-do farmers, at
tended to business in Warren Satur-
day.
A dozen photographs such as we
know how to produce, make twelve
splendid Christmas gifts. Ander-
| sons Studio.
| Henry Juers, the tall young pine of
Radium, measuring six feet nine
inches in height, is attending to bust
ness in Warren today.
Joe Smith. who has worked at
farming and carpentry in this vicini-
ty, has moved into the city with his
family for the winter.
Lundgren. Wittensten & Co., have
: lust got in 4 carload of the low dowr
international Manure Spreaders, full
ly guaranteed to give satisfaction.
See the big Thanksgiving feature
A Lazy of Quality" at Opera House
Thursday night in 5 great acts of mo.
ton pictures. Admission 10 and 2Oc
Garfield Anderson of Kensel. N. D.
I'passed thru the city Monday enroute
to AlvaradO. where he will have
charge of the Robertson Lumbe,
yard.
II The ladies' aid of the German Lu.
theran church at Radium, acknowl-
edges with thanks, the receipt of SIC
given by the Willing Workers, thru
Miss Monroe.
Ingolf Sather left Sunday for
Great Falls, Mont, where he will
spend the winter with his brother
Andrew Sather, prominent business
ran Of that city.
| C. Thorstenson. G. A. College
man. visited at the Sjostrand home
last Sunday. Mr. Thorstenson is nov
engaged with the Robertson Lumber
Co., at Grand Forks.
A large variety of beautiful ant
appropriate pieces of hand painted
china for Xmas gifts at the Milliner,
Emporium. All at most reasonahI.
prices. Call and see them.
Mrs. Thomas Vacaryous and son
Of Venn. Sask.. Canada, arrived We'd
nesday for visit at the A. E. Matt
SCI, home. Mrs. Vacaryous is sis
ter of Mrs. Mattson.
Il A son Of P. H. Thompson, the. AL
varado pioneer farmer, whose farm
is charmingly situated on Snake rive
adjoining the village of Alvarado
was a Warren business caller Satur
day.
Mrs. Albert Hanson and son War
rem, Of Browns Valley, returned Il
their home Thursday of last week, at
ter short visit at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Swanson
OF this city.
Albert Johnson, stenographer ii
the county attorneys Office, has re
turned from his hunting trip in til,
vicinity of Bena, bringing back Will
him one deer as evidence of his skill
as hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel EnpelStad ar