Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-09

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Miss Freda Eckblad left Monday
for a visit with friends and relatives
at Litchfeld.
! Miss Margaret MCCLELLAN returned
Friday from Euclid, where she has
| been teaching.
The Warren Machine & Iron Works
( Co. can now demonstrate the C. 0. D.
Gas Tractor.
| Mrs. P. Peterson returned Tuesday
from Crookston, where she had been
Visiting her daughters.
/ Miss Della Mathwig, Of Minneapo-
lis, a niece Of R. c. Mathwig, is Wis
ting at the Mathwig home.
/ Miss Marian Bishop, Of Thief Riv-
er Falls visited her friend, Miss Helen
Mathwig, of this city last week.
Miss Lilly Mattson returned home
monday from Ortonville, where she
has been teaching the past year.
| Miss Pearl Hesely, who has taught
at Thief River Falls the past year,
is visiting with Miss Hattie Nelson.
Mrs. A. Andrews, Of Crookston. Wis
tied at the home Of Mrs. L. M. Raj
ferty last week, returning Saturday.
/ Summer hats at greatly reduced
prices, during the remainder of the
month of June Millinery Emporium.
J Misses Ina and Laura Powell have
/ returned from their teaching duties
lat Deer River and Perham respective
1y.
| The Sewing Circle of the u. l..
church will meet with Miss Agnes
Hanson on Tuesday evening, June Is,
lat s o'clock.
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P. B. Malberg, Of town of Excel
was a business visitor in the city Fri
! day. He also took in the alfalfa tour
pulled off that day.
When you buy a corn cultivator,
!, don't forget the Oliver leads them
all. For sale by Warren Machine &
Iron Works Co.
f. VII. Dixon and N L.. Allen, left
: for Minneapolis last evening to attend
:, the Grand Lodge Of Oddfellows as
delegates from the local lodge.
L - Z 6 J.
r. Russell Wilson and Maurice CRANE
: returned Sunday from Hamline Uni
versity,, where they have been en-
rolled as students the past year.
: Claude White. who now makes his
headquarters at Minneapolis, was II
: the city last week visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. White.
ID Something To Do is the title O.
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, Write School Arts Publishing Co:
Boston, Mass, for sample copy.
Miss Edith Mattson, who ha
: taught domestic science at Eas
a GRAND Forks the past year. has re
y turned home to spend the summer.
Miss Ebba Lundgren returned Fri
> dav from st. Peter, where she ha!
been attending Gustavus Adolphu
. college during the past school year..
The. Farmers Club Of Radium will
: hold their annual picnic at the Trac,
: grove one half mile east Of Radiun
= Saturday, June IL. Everybody wei
/ come.
ki Corn cultivators of every descrip
N ton, Moline. International, and Tow
er. Get our prices and then com
N pare the machines. Lundgren, Wit
~ tensten & Co.
IN Victor Samuelson and family of 81
N Paul, who have spent a few days Wis.
re iting Mr.. Samuelson's mother in tn
III city. returned to their home at ST
Paul Sunday.
n Lundgren, Wittensten & Co sell tn
:. most up-to-date power washer, wit
At engine, for the low price of $50 an
: S65 according to size. Power washe
:. alone S25. Get one now and max
= yOuf@WlIe nappy.
lie
James and Clayton Lang, youn'
sons of Mr.. and Mrs R. W. Lang, lef
I Friday for Aberdeen, South Dakota
1t where they will visit relatives during
+ the summer months.
- Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. hav
e started the construction, of a brio
l. addition to their present ware hous
= lon the lot south Of the Peopes Trad
ling company's store.
&c Misses Laura and Esther Stengel
: son returned Friday to their home
! near. Viking, after having spent tn
:. year here as students Of the Norma
: department Of the Warren Higl
= School
i'd "A demonstration with the c. O. {
az Gas Tractor will convince you tha
We this is the only real small tractor o