Warren sheaf., 1917-10-10
Warren Markets


Oats 81
Barley -------------- LOT
Rye 1.65 s
Eggs 80
Butter ----------- 40
| potatoes -------------- so
Wanted at once, several men for
plowing at Melgard's farm.
Coming Gods Country and the
| Woman
DR.. BlakesIee left Tuesday morning
for Hallock on professional visit.
Good farms and CITY property, fire
and life insurance for sale. e. M.
Olson.
Fatty Arbuckle in Rough House,
Friday and Saturday You'll laugh for
q week.
o. w. Carlson, who is employed at
Alvarado, attended to business matters
in the city Friday.
See! The War Weekly actual
scenes OF action in France Friday
land Saturday at the Strand
| Miss Anna Shaw entertained this aft
ternoon, at the home Of Dr. G. s. Wat
tam, in honor Of Mrs Henry Hanson.
| Diamonds at the same old price at
| FarrelPs jewelry .store. I have on
hand now some very fine bargains In
diamonds
Harry Dennis left for his home in
Illinois Monday to visit with his par
ents until he will be notified to join
the army.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., have re-
eeived another carload Of the little Mo
lire tractors. Get in line for one, the
I cheapest power yet invented.
Ole s.. -Halsa and Halvor- Listol, two
prominent farmers of town Of Agder,
were in town Tuesday, appearing be-
| fore the county board on ditch matters.
Marriage licenses have been issued
Ito G. r. Stanchfeld and Nell B. Seign,
David Torrens and Elphie Benson, Ole
Albert Hemly and Lottie Bang, Martin
Przybylskie and Josie Banazewski
| There is absolutely no need of keep
ing so many horses when you can get a
dependable tractor for plowing, drag
gingy seeding, harvesting, grain haul
ling, e4c.,,at Lundgren, Wittensten &
II Mrs. McGlinch, Of Minto, n. b..
mother Of Mrs. O. H. Taralseth, and
Miss Lilah MeGIinch, who is teaching
at Grand Forks, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting at the Q. 81. Taralseth
s home in this city.
H. T.. LOfthus, one of the pioneer
farmers of town Of Oak Park, and sons
Theodore and Gilbert, were visitors il
the city today. Young Theodore under
went an operation for adenoids at. th'
Warren hospital.
Wilbert Olson, Edwin Johnson
:. Adolph johnson, Albert Beardmore
Raymond Westman, Charley Snyder
!IaH Warren boys, left Sunday evening
Z for minneapolis to become students a
! the University of Minnesota.
A. G. Knutson returned Saturda,
morning from st. Paul, where he ha'
been with shipment of stock for tn
Warren Farmers Cooperative Shippln
1 Association. The hogs in the shipmen
7 brought a price of $3.50 per hundre
!, pounds.
A birthday and farewell surpris
I party was given on Mrs. w. q. Va
( lPelt at her home in this city on Sep
log -y,opf in Saeia
r way with knitting, and cards as th
}. main features The Van Pelt famll
o kexpect to leave soon for Pennsylvania
D where they have purchased farm an
: will make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Engelstad wer
q the victims Of pleasant surprise q
their home in town of Bristlet on Tue.
4 lday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Engelsta
8 had been invited to Charles Woods to
n supper that evening and on their r
s turn home found the house in posses
! sion of merry party of about sevent.
8 i've neighbors and friends, who ha
/ called to bid them farewell. A very 8
ciabIe evening was spent and after
delicious lunch was served, Mr.. an
= Mrs. Engelstad were presented with
J, sum Of money with which to purchas
some article for their new home as
e remembrance of the occasion and
" their many friends in this vicinit,
They intend to leave Saturday IN the
y car for Milltown, Wis, where they WI
n make their future home on farm =
1-Icently purchased They will stop Z
s'I visits with relatives at Hendrm
d Alexandria, Henrietta, Northfdeld an
d other points.
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