Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-19
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Hear Chrlsty's band and orchestra.
See the big indoor circus, Monday,
May oath.
Boosters: Remember 100 coupons
with every spoon.
Mayor Wittensten attended to bus
mess in Stephen Monday between
trains.
Watch for the big free act on the
street, 7:SO o'clock Monday, May "a.
:Axel Wassgren of Ardock, N. D.,
spent the week end visiting friends in
the city.
Choice seats at SOC on sale Friday
for Christy's Hippodrome show.
License to wed has been issued to
Carl F. A. Benson and Olga Marie
Nicholson.
10 big acts! 80 people at the opera
house, Monday, May oath.
The John Deere line of corn tools
give satisfaction the world over:-W.
F. Powell & Co.
10 big acts 80 people With Christy's
big indoor circus at the opera house,
Monday, May "a.
The John Deere seat shift cultiva-
tor-you should see it before you buy
a cultivator.-W F. Powell & Co.
4 A. P. Mcintyre, the newly appoint
ed oil inspector for this district, spent
Monday inspecting the oil station at
Oslo.
Write Mankato Commercial College
as follows: I want to know about
your school; send me your free cata-
logue. s.&s'
i A box day will be held at the Peo-
pies Store Saturday. Every box of
merchandise sold we will give 200
booster coupons extra.
| C. H. Hopwood left Sunday for a
business trip to the southern part Of
the state in the interests of the Pho
neer Loan and Land Co.
Miss Beulah Smedborn, who has
been teaching near Newfolden,. re-
turned to the city Monday. after COM
pleting successfuk school year.
lssaSee .the=NeMSJo hnssD eerewseats shift
cultivator, the only cultivator made
that will cultivate all the ground
where the rows are not straight-W.
F. Powell & Co.
! P. 0. Peterson one of the good old
pioneers of town Of Viking, visited
with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Tornell, yesterday,
and also called on many of his old
: Warren friends.
Gospel services will be held at the
City Hall in the Scandinavian Ian
guage, by Evangelist Chas. o. Carl
son, commencing May 20, at 8 o'clock
p. M. and continue nearly every night
until further notice. All are welcome
J to- attend these meetings. ~
The Minneapolis Journal last week
published the picture of Dagny Erick-
son, Sophomore in the Warren High
School, who won the bread making
contest and hence will be given free
trip to the State Fair as the represen:
tative from Marshall county.
The Scandinavian M. E. church
which is undergoing REPAIRS. ha!
now been let down onto solid con
crete foundation. Rev. Winbere
says he feels more at ease now whe1
he breaches than he did when tn,
building stood on stills, as it were.
The Dance given Monday the s17d
Mai" was attended by a large crow,
Of dancers. Music was furnished b,
the City Orchestra directed by Arthu
Sommers. David Rustby, the Eng
lish singer, sang several songs be
tween dances which were greatly ap
preciated.
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 themselve!
Come in and see us. It is pleasur
to wait on our customers.-W.
Powell & Co.
i P. Peterson, Of Glasgow, Mont, al
rived Sunday and spent few day
here visiting Warren friends. He we
local manager Of the Robertson Lun
Der Company's yard in this city f
many years and during his stay he1
he made many friends by his geni
manners and his we'll trained min
which, by the way, isa store house
valuable information on nearly ever
subject. Mr.. Peterson found al
married his wife during his stay
Warren. They moved to Monta1
seven or eight years ago, where M
Peterson now owns and conducts
large stock ranch. AS an interesti1
bit Of news to their many War;.
friends, NAV be mentioned that tn.