Warren sheaf., 1917-04-18
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM TIE
HOME FIELD.

| Read the advertisements.
Learn to say Pathe-Pathephone.
Have you heard the Pathephone?
Go to the Bazaar-The Busy Store.
Be sure to see the Lantern Slides
April 20. s O'Clock.
''The World on the Water
Wagon, High School, Friday, April
goth.
R. H. Battey. now of Ferguson,
B. c., was a Warren visitor on
Monday.
Claude NJ. Hanson is up and
around again after a couple weeks
of sickness.
Interesting. entertaining, instruc-
tive Lantern Slides at High School,
Friday, April goth.
Mrs. G. Storaasli returned the
latter part Of last week from a
visit at Grand Forks.
White Leghorn eggs for Matching,
OF the celebrated Young Holn's
strain, for sale at Holm's store.
Your last chance. Order your
Marquis or Blue Stem seed wheat
now -Spaulding Elevator Co., War
ren.
Robt. W. Crust. state factory in
spector, was in the city Monday
visiting Warren's industrial estab-
lishments.
Hay is going up. Order now.
One bale or wagonload can be
purchased from me.-Jay Bolton,
| Warren, phone 81.
Herman Lindberg and Helmer
Johnson, carpenters. went to Al
varado. this morning to build a
farm house in that vicinity.
The Lyric is an organization of
trained singers. You cannot afford
to miss this entertainment. Next
Saturday evening is the time.
! A carload Of Prize Winning Mogul
Engines now in our warehouse.
Come in and pick out the size
you need. Lundgren, Wittensten Co.
Walter Johnson, Of Alvarado, was
a business visitor in the city Mon
day evening. He returned to his
home at Alvarado Tuesday morning.
Nr. and Mrs John G. Rue left
on Saturday FOR Grand Haven,
Mich, to see brother of Mr.. Rue's,
who was seriously i'll and not ex-
pected to live.
| DR.. F. C. Bake, Clarence M.
Bake and Miss Nora Bake left
for Minneapolis last evening to at
tend grand opera, visit friends and
attend to matters Of business, for
a day or two.
John A. Lundquist, son Bernhard
and daughters Minnie and Mabel
ef~~Wangey were visitors at the
home Of G. E. Lundquist last Sat
urday. They made the trip in their
! automobile.
A. Boardson returned home last
week from Minneapolis, where he
has been for few weeks receiving
nldical treatment. He is very much
improved in health and able to at
tend to business as usual.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by Clerk Of Court Swandby tc
the following persons: George
Christensen and Leona Mcmahon;
Elmer W. Gormanson and Edith A
BOSNIAN; Charlie Anderson and
Julia Svoboda
| J. O. Jacobson, of Minneapolis,
arrived Monday Of last week to
look over spring farming operations
on his farm near Radium He also
visited with his sister, Mrs. L. J.
Hill, near Radium and two nieces
who are employed in this city. Mr.
jacobson returned to his home in
Minneapolis on Monday evening.
Mr.. G. o. johnson and family
moved here last week from Dunnell
Minn., to engage in. farming on sec
tion one. in McCrea strip, having
purchased a farm in said section
Mr.. johnson has the appearance OF
being an intelligent and industrious
man, and we welcome him and his
family to our community and hope
that they may thrive and prospe,
here.
3. H. Lockwood, of Lancaster
Mimi, was here this week anc
made purchase Of the pure brec
draft stallion LUCKY Strike" from
the c. A. Tullar Farm Co. This
fine animal tipped the scale al
1870 pounds last fall and took tht
first prize at the Marshall county
fair last year. He was bred ane
raised on the Tullar Farm.
The Farmers State Bank of Han
naford, N. D., is an institution o.
which W. A. Benzie is the presi
dent and VIM. Angus the cashier
Both are former we'll known War
rem residents. From the last state