Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-07-21

business visitor in town Monday.
w. r Haney left Sunday for
Minneapolis, to attend to business
interests.
Easy to earn money for travelling
by the Sheaf plan. See announce
Elnents this week.
I Miss Bertha Mauruska returned
Saturday from Crookston, where she
ltattended the fair.
/ Misses Olgo Bloomsness and Agnes
1 Sands, of Alvarado, visited friends in
/ the city Tuesday
/ Nothing is better than No Vary cal
ways Good" Red Ripe Tomatoes
Packed in New York.
+ See America first. Earn your rail
road fare from the Sheaf. Read an
tnouncements this week
| Miss Myrtle Westcott Of Northcote,
is visiting with her friend, Miss Ber-
tina Maruska, Of this city.
B. P. Esswein, representing the Ex-
tension Division of the State Univer-
|sity. was in the city Tuesday.
One Portable all steel elevator %
lit. with or without gasoline engine,
Iby Landgren Wittensten & Co.
Earn your trip to the Minnesota
State Fair by getting subscriptions
| for the Sheaf. See the big ad this
week.
The John Deere Binder is built
strong and solid, just as Binders
We're built twenty years ago. w F.
] Powell & Co.
Mayor and Mrs. James Dennie, Of
Grand Forks, visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Johnson, in this
|city on Friday last.
When in the city for a day o.. week
don't forget the home comforts at the
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Opposite the Post Office.
T G. B. Rowel1 and V. D. Foote of
the Remington and L. G. Smith type
writer companies, respectively, were
Ecal'ars On the trade in the city Mon
day.
Fred Youngblood, the director, of
the city band, left Tuesday for Grand
Forks, where he will lead a band
from Emerald, N. D., at the state
fair.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Victor CederIund and
daughter Selma, Of northwest War
renton, returned Monday from a visit
with relatives and friends in Crook
ston.
Another car Of Mccormick Now
Iers and Rakes is being unIoaded for
i Lundgren, Wittenstin Co. this week
i These we'll known machines are fast
sellers.
! u. H. Strand, Of Arkdale, Wis,
who has been here visiting at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. J. S.
/ Hilleboe, left Monday for Westhope
| IN. D., where he will visit with a son
Every can or package of No Vary
Products is guaranteed as to quality
and no higher in price Then you get
cash certificates and always Good
coupons extra for valuable premiums
/ Victor Johnson and Stephen Bren
4 returned Tuesday from South St.
4 Pal1l, where they had been with two
carloads Of live stock, mostly hogs
for the Farmers Shipping Associa-
i ton. Mr.. Johnson says there has
! been lots Of rain in that part of the
state and very little having done.
RalDh Ostrom returned to his home
at Seattle, Wash. last Thursday, and
lon Tuesday evening this week Arthur
w. Ostrom left for his home at Bull.
Idaho. Both young men stated that
they enjoyed immensely their visit to
Warren, the place where they were
born and where they lived their. hap
Ply boyhood days.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Bake. lately
LOT Minneapolis, arrived Tuesday
morning to make their home with
their son, DR.. F. G. Bake. of this
city. A son, Raymond Bake, accom-
panied them here for a visit. Mr..
Hans Bake was a prominent. busin-
ess man of Stephen in early pioneer
Idays.
/ In last weeks issue of the Sheaf
the price of the Studebaker six tour
| ing car was quoted at $3.50 instead
Of $1,000. Tho the car is worth the
Iprice first mentioned. it was due to- a
Typographical error that it was SO
stated. The Studebaker six is. sold
t for $1,000 at the Warren Garage.
Phone 284
+ Mr.. and Mrs A. Bergstrom and
DAUGHTER, Miss Emma, of town of
4 Foldahl, arrived home last SATURDAY.
4 from their visit in California and
other, points on the Pacific coast.
They left Warren on May 20. goinq
directly to Kingsburg. Calf, where
they attended the wedding of Carl
[lOlsOn From there thav mnnt f.