Warren sheaf., 1917-03-28
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

visitor on Monday.
Market Day bargains on shoes at
Lewis Westman's. i
Bargains in everything. at Far
rells, Friday and Saturday, March
,3O-31. ),
r. c. Mathwig attended to bust
ness in Grand Forks on Wednesday
last week.
Get a pair of shoes on Market
Days, at the closing out sale at
Lewis Westman's.
If you want good watch, and
| want to save some money, get it
at Farrels, Friday or Saturday.
Germs and dirt gather in winter.
Let us cleanse your. clothes, rugs
and curtains Luk-Wel Shop.
Several sizes of the we'll known
| "Winner" smut-mills just received
Call on Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
J A slightly used player piano for
sale, very cheap, at Farrells.
One new bicycle at cost, at Far
rells.
! Listen-Spring means germ and
dirt ridance. We really clean rugs,
curtains and draperies.-Ye Lux
Wei Shop.
Waldemar Mattson who is en-
ployed at the printing trade in
Fargo visited with home folks here
over Sunday.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to C. M. VanCamp and Anna
B. Anderson, Thomas 7. Ostby and
| Clara L. Liam.
/ Read! Read! Read! About the
Market Day Bargains, at Dream
land, Friday and Saturday. See
add at top of page.
During the bargain days of this
week. We will make all photos, post
cards and family groups at prices
to please you.-Hatton.
! You want a real Kerosene engine
the next one you by. It is a
pleasure to have one. For sale at
Lundgren, Wittensten Co.
| Drs. Fred and Blanche Sharp, Ii
censed Osteopathic Physicians, los N.
Broadway, Crookston. Osteopathy
treats acute and chronic diseases.
Albert Grandstrand is down from
Stephen to take part in the rehear-
sal Of the The Crucifxion, to be
rendered at the Swedish Lutheran
church on April A..
/ Dance! Dahlof's Orchestra will
give the next dance, Friday, March
Both, at the Warren Opera House.
Come out and boost for the orches-
ira. Tickets $1.00, gallery. Is cents.
w. H. Dixon cried the John j.
Anderson sale last Friday. The to
tai amount Of sale was about So 500.
Chickens sold as high as ,$1.35 each
and COWS as high as $4,000. Sale
was big success. ..s
Over ten thousand penny pictures
have been made at the Hatton
Studio in four weeks time. Don't
be afraid to try them, four positions
and "a large size penny photos for
Is cents.
fC. NJ VanCamp and Anna B. An
derson, of Tolley, N. D., were mar.
ried in this city on Saturday. They
left for their home the fore part OF
this week. The bride formerly liv-
ed in Warren.
Winter is not over. We are tax
ing orders again, for the almost ex-
tinct nut size hard coal. Our car
| just arrived. Phone, small or large
order, number 70 or 26, Spaulding
Elevator Co., Warren.
| VIM. c.. Miller has sold to Ed
Rosendahl, a Polled Durham calf
Mr.. Miller says it is the finest ami
NAL he has raised since he came to
the valley. Farmers here as well
as in other parts of the valley ap-
preciate more and more the i'm
portance Of getting into better
stock.
The Dorcas Society will hold q
bazaar sale at the City Hall on
Saturday, March 81, and also serve
lunch consisting Of warm baked
beans, sandwiches, doughnuts, cake
pickles and coffee for the small sun
of 25 cents. Serving starts at II
o'clock A. M. and will continue
thruout the afternoon.
A photograph of DR.. 7. Bratrut
attired in the uiform Of an arm,
surgeon was received by Judge
Holm today. The doctor enlisted il
the U. S. medical corps last sum
mer and has already been called il
consultation in regards to organic
ing the service. The doctor looks
in his uniform, like another Hinden
burg. He is now in Minneapolis.
Andrew Boardson, proprietor O
the Warren Meat and Provision Co
is in Minneapolis under treatmen
by specialist for a serious illness
Alfred Roland and Peter Swanson
are taking care of the shop durin,
Mr.. Boardson's absence. A lette
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