Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-17
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I: The Consolidation Sale will run ali
of next week.
Hans Hahn, of A. .xandria, attend
ed to business here yesterday.
/. A. J. Lovestrom of Stephen, was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday. .
John Gratzek, Of Wright, attended
to business at the county seat yester-
day.
Come early to get good selection Of
merchandise at the Consolidation
Sale.
Barley cleaners, Smut mills and
Tanning mills, the latest out, at
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
P. B. Malberg, of Excel, attended
the letting of road grading contracts
by the county board yesterday.
The Sheaf is worth more than
dollar and half year but up to
April LIST you can get it for $1.00.
The new spring hats will be shown
at our millinery ope ning Saturday.
You are invited to See them.-Edith
Norlin.
Geo. G. Jorgenson, a hustling
young farmer of AL ma, attended the
Farmers Short Course here last
week.
Mothers! Why not protect the chill
dren by using milk from a tuberculin
tested herd - P. Frost Spaulding
Farm Co.
Those wild oats, barley cleaners
are the clear things for preparing
your seed. For sale at Lundgren, Wit
tensten & Co. 80
Dance! Friday night at the Warren
Opera House. Music by Emard's
Orchestra of Grand Forks. Tickets
$1.00. Gallery 15c.
Ernest Johnson and Alfred Johnson
left this evening for Crookston where
lthey will take government civil ser
vice examinations.
Dance! Friday night at the Warren
Opera House. Music by Emard' S
Orchestra of Grand Forks. . Tickets
$1.OO. Gallery 15c.
1 You may pay for as many. years
subscription in advance as you wish.
You save fifty cents on each year if
you renew before April 1st. yaa
Kentucky, Superior and Monitor
drills. You are sure to get a good
machine if you get one of these. For
sale at Lundgren, Wittenstenz& Co.
! Ever-bearing Stra wberry plants for
spring planting. Minnesota grown.
Also northern grown trees and
shrubs. - Box 143, A. j. Nordstrom,
Warren.
DR.. J. Telleen, Rev. F. N. Anderson
and Prof. O.. E. Abrahamson left ,on
Tuesday for Alexandria, to attend the
annual meeting of the Red River Val
ley conference.
Dance! Friday night at the Warren
Opera House. Music by Enard's
Orchestra Of Grand Forks. Tickets
$1.00. Gallery 15c.
G. A. Sustad of Viking, was over
this way the fore part Of the week
He had bought some pure seed grair
that he was anxious to haul home be
fore the roads break up.
F. H. Foster, Of Argyle, was bus
mess visitor in the city Monday eve
ming. Mr.. Foster farmed for sever
al years near Viking, but lately has
opened a paint shop at Argyle
II I bought my harness leather and
sollars. before the war started and
can supply your wants at the same
prices as last spring. Call at my shop
and be convinced.-FredS Swanson.
Licenses to wed have been issued to
the following persons: Anton G
Swanson and Selma Eftefjeld; Will
tliam c. Wikstrom and Sarah X. Berg.
strom; E. L. Smith and Martha Oak
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A. johnson leave
tonight for Alexandria to attend The
meeting Of the Red River Valley Con
ference. Mr.. Johnson is delegate
from the Swedish Lutheran congre.
cation here.
E. J. Church and son arrived from
Beardsley, Mimi, last week with his
farming outfit Mr.. Church some
years ago farmed near Warren but
moved to Beardsley later. He has
decided that the Red River Valley Of.
fers the best opportunity to farmers
at present and has located on farm
near Angus.
Albin Young returned Monday
from the "sunny South" where he has
spent the winter. He is perfectly de
lighted with the South and especially
with that part Of he state of Missis-
sippi near Jackson, where he spent