Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26
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GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

| T VI ldiul lOdTS see Tie al Oh Cn6
Pioneer Loan & Land Co., in another
column.
License to we'd has been issued to
Walter Swapinski and Veronica SEE
zipanski.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Mathwig re-
turned home from the twin cities on
Wednesday.
The Warren Machine & Iron Works
Co. can now demonstrate the C. 0. D.
Gas Tractor.
J. L. Olson returned last week
from an extended visit with his sons
in ,Moorhead.
The John Deere line Of corn tools
give satisfaction the world over-W.
F.. Powell & Co.
Mrs. Frank Freund, of Red Lake
Falls, is visiting. at the home Of her
brother, A. Kreil.
! Werner Nelson, who is employed
with bank in Grygla, was a visitor
in the city Monday.
The G. O. D. Gas Tractor has just
arrived. Don't forget TO see it at the
Warren Machine & Iron Works Co.
| Albert Kezar, rural carrier at Oslo,
attended the North Star College
! Alumni banquet here Tuesday even
ing.
/ Write Mankato Commercial College
!: as follows: want to know about
your school,; send me your free cata-
llogue. 80 .s-.:.>< xs<->
4 We sell the full John Deere line Of
| farm implements, the worlds stand
ard for the past fifty years.-W., r.
n Powell & Co. - = .<s:
Il Rev. Werner Drotts, of Viking, left
on Tuesday evening for a visit in Cal
ifornia, Washington and Canada. He
expects to return the first part Of
July.
| Aug. A. Johnson returned Tuesday
from Duluth, where he attended a
convention of the Vasa Lodges as del
egate from the recently organized
local lodge Of that order.
0. R. and Aug. w. Carlson arrived
h Wednesday morning from their win
ter resorts along the Rapid River
near Baudette and will spend the
summer on the farm in Vega
Mrs. Thomas Vickaryous and son
Garfield, Of Venn, Sask., Can, arriv-
ed Tuesday evening for short visit
with her brother and sister, E. R
Kezar and Mrs. A. E. Mattson.
Miss Fannie Stinchfeld, of Mime
apolis, arrived Monday to spend 9
week visiting at the home of her bro.
Their, c.. E. Stinchfeld, in this city
She has graduated as a nurse and is
doing work in that line in Minneapo
lis hospitals and homes: #
The month Of weddings is soor
here. Have your invitations and an
nouncements printed at The Sheaf
AS a wedding gift years subscrip
ton to The Sheaf is given with
every order for printed or engraved
invitations brought to the Shea1
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oberg, Of An
gus, left on Thursday morning fol
Seattle, Wash, to visit relatives ant
/ friends in San Francisco and othe1
coast cities. Their return trip will
be by way of Illinois, where they will
stop over to visit at Galva, their oil
home, where, they lived many year.
| before coming to this valley.
| The day is past when talk, talk an,
more talk sells goods, and that is tn
reason why our trade is constant,
growing on farm implements. W.
sell the full John Deere line, the lin
of quality and good service and tn
. goods practically sell themselves
Come in and see US. 1t is pleasur
to wait on our customers.-W. F
Powell & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Bergstror
and daughter Emma, Of Foldahl, lef
on Thursday of last week for Califo1
nit where they will visit relatives an
friends and also take in the Sa
Francisco exposition. At Turlocl
Cal, they will attend the wedding {
Miss Selma Olson, daughter Of Nj
and Mrs. Carl Olson, former res
dents of Foldahl. On their way HON
they will visit friends in Portlan,
Seattle, and other coast points.
Miss Martha Mortenson and Mis-
Olive Wahlund were pleasantly SUI
prised by their friends in Alvarac
Sunday afternoon. The entire con
munity had assembled to pay the
Irespects to their teachers Mi
Mortenson was presented with
Hbeautiful gold lavillerre, and Mi
lWahlund beautiful silver coffee sc
consisting Of coffee pot, tray, sug'
bowl and creamer. A bounteous lun,
Twas served. Miss Mortenson hi
been reelected for the next year, al
miss Wahlund's marriage to N
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