Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-23

city attending court as a juror.
Oil inspector A. P. Mcintyre made
an official trip up the north line Fri
day.
Remember the specials in the Dry
goods and Hardware Dept. on Satur-
day only.
Mrs. John Westlnan visited rela-
tives at Fordville, N. D. the fore part
Of this week.
Try No Vary always Good Jell-
Eta sets quicker and makes more Jel-
.ly than other brands.
Mrs. Ed. Rosendahl and daughter
Edith left last Thursday for Senica
ILL.,, to visit relatives.
A. E. Pfiffner, the Argyle banker
and real estate man, was a business
visitor in the city Friday.
The C. o. D. Gas Tractor has just
arrived. Don't forget TO see it at the
Warren Machine & Iron Works Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bake and sons
Adolph and Clayton spent Sunday
visiting relatives at Thief River Falls.
Carl Franson, who is station agent
for the 500 at Mylo, N. D., arrived
Monday for a short visit with Warren
friends.
Mrs. Peter Dalquist returned Mon
day from weeks visit with her son,
John P. Dalquist, who lives at Proc
tor, near Duluth.
When in the city for day or week
don't forget the home comforts at the
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, MINI.
Opposite the Post Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Gilbert and
daughter Florence left Thursday for
visit in the twin cities and in the
southern part Of the state.
L. A. Bueche, Roy Harris, A Kriel
and Bert Slice autoed to Warroad and
Baudette the first part Of last week
and enjoyed a few days outing.
Mrs. D. Bernard left Monday for
Geneseo, Ill, to be present at a big
"home coming of early settlers of
the place arranged for July 4th.
Martin Neegaard and family have
moved back from Newfolden to War.
rem and are now residing in the Al
| fred Carlson house on the west side.
Mrs. O. F. Anderson and children,
Mrs. 0. Brostrom and children and
Miss Anna Sundeen from Duluth are
visiting at the home of John B. Erick-
sons.
i Rev. F. N. Anderson left Monday
for Roseau where he was to preside
at meeting called by the Swedish
Lutheran congregation there for the
purpose of calling a pastor,
A demonstration with the C. O. D.
Gas Tractor will convince, you that
this is the only real small tractor or
the market at the present time
Warren Machine & Iron Works Co
!! Agents
The city was somewhat tiled witt
music today. A travelling orchestra
gave musical selections and tke organ
grinder man was here with his mon
key furnishing great ammus amcn:s fol
the kiddies.
The Barnum and Baily Creates
show on earth will exhibit at Crook
ston on Wednesday July 9TH. and thi
news is being heralded everywhere b!
the many agents Of this big amuse
ment institution.
il Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Axen, of Win
nepeg, visited at the home Of Mrs
! Axens parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Peter
son, leaving Monday for Hallock
where they will visit for day o.
there way home. .
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A.. Nelson an,
children, who have recently moved t
this city from their farm southwes
Of the city, left Friday evening for
three weeks visit with relatives a
Clarence, Illinois.
Willie Harris, of Bismark, N. D
visited with relatives and friend
here for few days, returning OF
Monday. He is Warren boy who i
making good, he being already estab
lished in business of his own an,
doing we'll.
Mrs. P. Lindquist left on Monda,
evening to visit relatives at Phoeniz
Arizona, and at, Los Angeles an
other points in California. She vii
also visit the San Francisco Exposi
ton before returning to Warren.
3. Dagoberg, whom all the peopl
of Marshall county remember an
honor from the time when he serve
them SO faithfully and we'll as count
treasurer, has arrived in the city 70
a visit with his daughters, Mrs. N F
Bystrom and Mrs. Hans Metgart
Mr.. Dagoberg has spent the past yea
in Minneapolis.
Miss Lille Anderson of Middl
River, left Thursday for the Panam
Pacific Exposition at San Francisc
and the Panama Exposition at Sa