Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Haugen, Of
Marsh Grove, were in the city on
Monday.
T Please read our add this week on
the John Deere Binder. w. F. Pow
ell & Co.
Miss Lou Amos, domestic science
teacher of Takoma, Wash, is visiting
at the Tullar home.
Buy No Vary Products and save
the always Good" coupons for val
liable premiums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nyberg and daughter,
Of Kennedy, visited with c. F. Lind
holm and daughter over Sunday.
| Miss Tressie Brink, Of Renwick,
Iowa, arrived Monday to visit at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. F. r. Colson.
Mrs. c.. w. Madison of Moorhead,
arrived yesterday for visit with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. N. Ander-
son.
Get away from the hardships of
life by taking a course in Mankato
Commercial College. Their catalogue
is free.
! Miss Lucille Lundquist and Leila
Darling left yesterday for Grand
Forks where they will visit with the
w. A. Odell family.
When you buy corn cultivator,
don't forget the Oliver leads them
all. For sale by Warren Machine &
Iron Works Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Westman, son
Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Styr-
lund, left on Saturday by auto to
visit friends in Roseau.
When in the city for day or week
don't forget the home comforts at the
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, MINI.
Opposite the Post Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson, OF Litchfeld,
arrived Saturday for a visit at the
home Of Gust. Eckblad. They re-
turned to their home yesterday.
; Remember the Box sale at Peoples
Trading Co. You may be the lucky
: one to get the Box containing the
$1,000 umbrella for Is cents.
One Acme mower, used 6 years
$1,000. Second hand Deering Bin
: ders in good running order. Cal
early at Lundgren, Wittensten & Co
Mrs. M. NJ. Maxwell and daughter
: Marion, of Crystal Bav, Mimi, are
r visiting at the home Of Mrs. Max.
< wells sister, Mrs. E. ]. Bren, in this
t. city.
About fifteen of the younger SET
went up to Argyle yesterday to take
) in Sparks circus. All being lovers Of
the national game they stayed ove1
for the ball game in the evening ant
| missed the local going to Warren
When the flyer pulled into this cit,
in the evening the "kids" did mo-
arrive, as that train does not stop a
Argyle. They thought Of walking t.
WARREN hut a car. going to Warner
I early in the morning brott. then. safely
home, much to the relief Of sstth1e anx
Eious parents.
The reputation ofrlthes: Studebake1
has climbed another notch. Ire War
rem Garage. has orders in for three
Of their cars and as. yet not even thu
| demonstration car has arrived. Thi!
shows the wise automobile buver.
believe in the Studebaker car. Tn.
price of the cylinder Z passenge1
and 40 horsepower car is $685., and O
the cylinder passenger touring
car with so horsepower is $3.50. /
you are interested in buying goo,
car with all the latest Improvement
call up the Warren Garage, phon
284.
l L. P. Brandstrom was over iron
II Newfolden Monday to find out wha
the crop prospects were in this par
of the valley. He has for years oper
ated his threshing rig in the vicinit,
Of Angus and from the present out
look he felt satisfied that there vii
be lots Of threshing to do in the fall
II /
gressive farmers of the county an
has taken a leading part in gettin
the creamery and the farmers ele
vator at Newfolden started, both en-
| terprises of which have proved sue
cessful and of great benefit to tn
farmers Of the community.
Arthur W. Ostrom and Ralph Os
from arrived on Sunday morning f.
a visit with relatives and friends
this city and vicinity. They are son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Ostronl, we
known former Warren residents, no,
living at Seattle, Wash. Both youn
men have made good" since movin
to the far west, having castered an
established themselves in useful an
honorable professions. The first mel
toned Arthur w. is now risin
young lawyer at Bull, Idaho, and Il
latter is a practicing dentist at Por
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