Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-20
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GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

Fruits and, vegetables at West
mans.
j. A. Berg transacted business in
Warren last week.
When you plan for Xmas Dinner
| Westman can supply your needs.
Emil Potucek, of Radium, attend
ed to business in town yesterday.
It's a DeLaval. You can buy it
right this month at K. J. Taralseth
Co.
Mrs. C. F. Short and Mrs. Lillian
Tyrer, Of Angus, were in the city
Tuesday shopping.
Aug. Swanson has gone to Ot-
iowa, Canada, to interview the do
minion officials in regard to his
homestead.
Miss Alma Solem, Of Donaldson
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Miss Mable Solem, who is student
in the normal course at the high
school.
Renew your subscriptions now, be-
fore January list, 1917. Leave your
orders with local magazine agent
Mrs. A. E. Mattson. =.
When gu tire of being sick, con.
suit DR.. Kvitrud, the progressive
Chricpractic and Naturcpathic ply
stefan of Crookston.
MOTHERS! Why not protect tn.
children by using milk from a Tu
berclin tested herd? P. Eros
| Spaulding Farm Co. .....
We. have abigger supply Of talking
machine records to select FROM: ant
better Artists than any: other deale,
in the city. Call and hear them a
Holm's ,Jewelry Store. -:
Albert G. Berg, who is employees
with the>>fU. S. Civil Service; Com
mission, returned home: last sweel
from Duluth; TO spend the holiday
fwith home folks on route" No. T. z:
Hilmer Erickson and Linnie Erick
f.Son returned Saturday from :" Mime
}}eapoIis, where they are ATTENDING
school, and will spend the Christ
mas ,y$eation. at their homes IN: thi
J.. city, '>.= - - 49,. j.. -. ~. =.
The funeral of. Julius Johan, tn
three year old son of MIR. and Mr.
Julius j.. Olson, was: conducted ID
Rev.. N. G. w. Knutson from. tn
. home, on Friday afternoon la!
l. week. -:
Fl Did you finish high school Lax
b. spring? If so, what can you do
I Are you qualified to accept a, bus
: ness position? No. ;: Then si::yo
= should take a: course in the Mankat
/ Commercial College: Send for the
o catalog. It is free. !,
q VIM. C. Miller had shipped = |
c: him Saturday a registered Polar
U China boar from the southern pa
IS of the state. Mr. Miller believes
- having the best to keep up the rep
O. taion Of his herd of swine. $500
<. Has it ever occurred to you tn;
d your friends can buy every kind
4 a present you may give them exce]
~ your Photograph. Patronize the Ha
ton. Studio before Xmas and NAL
= some of the old time friends hapI
70 with fine photo at small cost.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Naeseth ha'
/ gone to Zumbrota on a visit f
/ several weeks over the holidays
/ the old home of Mr.. Naeseth. H
| father, O. K. Naeseth, is a form
state senator and very promine
pioneer resident of southern Mi
nesota.
III R. H. Battey, who has spe
several months in British Columb
experimenting the work in new
opened silver and lead mines
/ which he and many Minnesota pc
pie are. interested, was a visitor
the city yesterday. He exhibit
some fine specimens of ore TAX
from the properties.
| The Faust Opera Singers, of CT
cago, who appeared in our city la
evening as one of the numbers
our lyceum course, gave the peoI
of this city rare musical tire;
Every member Of the company is
artist. Encore after encore greet
the excellent singers by the lar
appreciative audience.
| John johnson, of Foldahl, was
town to-day to meet the Swans
children who arrived from t.
southern part Of the state to vii
with their grand parents ov
| Christmas. Miss Ellen Johns
boarded the flyer last night
Crookston where she met the chill
rem and escorted them to Warren.
/ When you are out shopping, if y,
take walk to the southeast corn
of the southwest quarter of secti
SO, in Warrenton, you will find
new and up-to-date stock of Chris
mas gifts, and if you come in we W
be pleased to let you hear such gre
Artists as Caruso, Melba Tetrazzil
Schuman Heink, and dozens of 9th