Warren sheaf., 1917-09-19
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An advertisement in our classified
department will return anything that
has been lost-except time.
David Flodstrom, a Marshall county
boy from town Of Viking, who has
spent the past two years at Raymond,
/ Miss, has written the Sheaf to send his
paper to Receiving Barracks No 4,
| Camp Pike, Ark, where he is in train
ing for soldier.
| Watches have not raised in price but
! very little at Farrell's. Watches that
used to cost S25.00, now $26.5O and
watches ranging in price from $500 to
$4,000 only cost about $1.OO more than
in former years. A fine stock Of good
watches. just received.
Clarence w. GLAND, Violinist, Car.
!; toonist, and Swiss Bell Ringer, will
give an entertainment in the NJ p.
church on Monday evening, Sept. Oath,
under the auspices Of the NJ. 3. Ladies'
Aid Society. Program will begin at
eight o'clock. Tickets: Adults, 25c;
Children, 15c.
Rev. D. Samson left last Friday to
visit the Presbyterian churches at
Mallory, East Grand Forks and other
places in his capacity as Moderator Of
Adams Presbytery. In his absence,
Prof. Ira e. Meats, of Argyle, conduct
ed the services in the Presby terian
church in this city.
| A. Lindgren, the student, who has
supplied the pulpit in the Swedish Luz
theran church in this city during the
summer months, will preach his fare
well sermon next Sunday evening. He
will return to Rock Island to continue
his studies at the Augustana Theologi-
cal Seminary.
Mrs. J. II. Baughsand children left
last Saturday morning for Warren
where they will make their home in a
fine new residence recently completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Baugh have resided in
this city for number of years and
prior to that time resided at Warren
Thief River Falls News-Press.
The incest courtesy you can show
your guests is to have their visits
mentioned in our local columns. The
incest courtesy you can show your
friends is to let them know through
| these columns when YOU go away, so
you won't Inconvenience them by look
ing for you items. should be in by
Tuesday. }.y Phone s3S.
Gunnaf Young returned Sunday
from the Mayo hospital at Rochester,
where he underwent another operation
for his old malady. His friends will
1 be pleased to learn that the operation
!, was successful and that Mr.. Young's
/ health has improved so that he is en-
j abled to attend to his business as us
lual
Did you read in last weeks "Sheaf'
Mr.. Mattson's very interesting article
on touring trip recently taken by the
Mattson family, and did you notice
that his little old Ford Give. years old
rambled right along for over thirteen
hundred miles without a skip or
moments trouble? Sure, we sell the
Ford and. like to advertise it.-W. f..
Powell & Co.
/ have graduated from the best OPP
tical College in America, and have had
years of experience testing eyes and
fitting glasses, and I devote all my
time to this science. / give free ex-
animation by the latest methods and /
guarantee my glass-ftting, price and
quality. Why goElong journeys for ser
vice thatI can give you right here, and
at lower prices. At. Hotel Warren on
Monday, Sept. "a "a, s1917f Don't delay
testing your ehildren's eyes. Here
every weeks.zDr. Louis Staar, Op-
Il to-lc.--..st.
N. r. Engelstad, of Northield, Mimi,
has been staying on his farm here dur
ing harvesting and threshing, and re
ports that he is highly pleased with
the income brought him this year. He
expects to leave the latter part of the
week to visit his son Robert, at Aneta,
!. N. D., and married daughter at
Hendrum, MINI. He will also visit his
daughter Christine, who is married to
Rev. Rundhaug, Of Alexandria, on the
way home One son, Rev. Conrad
Engelstad, is now located at Ottawa,
Ill
!! Prof. A. A. Stomberg, Of the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, is calling on friends
in the city today. He will be here next
q Saturday evening to deliver his illus
trated lecture on Swedish Life and Gus
toms, at the Strand. The pictures to
be thrown on the screen were taken by
Prof. Stomberg during his recent tour
j in Scandinavia. Those who read his
/ articles about Sweden in the Mime
apolis Journal will know that his des-
cription Of the scenes will be enter
tanning and instructive. Don't miss
the opportunity to see and listen to
something worth while.
i N. A. Svee,., Helmer Z. Storbakken,
i John Iyerson Shurdahl and family,
made an auto trip to Oslo last Sunday
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Storbak-