Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-02
Cleanings.
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

Learn to say Pathe-P athephone.
| Have you heard the Pathephone;?
Go to the Bazaar Busy Store.
| Garden seeds free at the Bazaar
next Saturday.
City residences for. sale at from
$4,000 up to $4,000. L. NJ. Olson.
| Harold Swanson and Arthur Lee
gault left on Monday for Bejou
Mimi. 49,
See Lillian Walker in "Kitty
Mckay. Monday and Tuesday at
Dreamland.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. MCCLELLAN next
Thursday, May 3rd.
| Miss Ella Lundgren visited
friends at Thief River Falls on
Sunday and Monday of this week.
'The Scheme that Failed" by
the Senior class Of North Star
College, will be presented May 18,
at the college building.
The county board met at the
court house Monday and Tuesday.
Full proceedings will be published
in the Sheaf next week.
Hilmer Erickson left Sunday ev-
ening for Baraboo, Wis, where he
will be employed as operator on
| the Chicago, Northwestern Railway
Co.
Aug. w. Carlson, of Vega, ar
rived last week from Spooner
where he has spent the winter on
his claim. He will pass the sum-
mer here.
Improved farms and wild land fol
sale in the vicinity of Aegyle and
Stephen, Marshall County, Mimi
For prices and descriptions write OF
call on ". NJ. Rybaski, Argyle
MINI.
Mrs. Cross returned home or
Tuesday this week from a visit
with her daughters, Mrs. P. F
Spaulding at Aberdeen, S. D., anc
Mrs. Henry E. Dahleen at Haukin
son, N. D.
Perry Wood, who has been with
the Marshall County Land Co
several years as stenographer is
now holding down similar posi-
: ton in the law office Of Julius j
Olson and Rasmus Hage.
Aug. Lundgren, together will
Rev. Carlstedt, of Kennedy, lief
Monday for Moorhead to attend tn
: annual meeting Of the Red Rive,
Valley Conference Of the Swedish
Lutheran church held in that cit,
this week.
Mrs. E. r. Kezar and baby re
turned Saturday morning from
> weeks visit at the home Of he
parents at Crookston. She wa
accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Walter Ehaust, who will make
short visit here.
R. c. Engelstad, Of Aneta, N. D
writes that nine pound boy ar
rived at their home on April 14tl
and that mother and son are get
ting along nicely. Mr.. Engelsta
is treasurer Of the firm Engelstad
Tande Co., dealers in general me1
chandis, at Aneta.
If you want good 5-horse Bul
tractor, $500 machine, never bee
out the factory, see editor 9
Sheaf, or address r. H. Battey
Room sos West Hotel, Minneapoli:
MINI. $500 cash buys it. A com
plete new machine with all i'm
provements. Only one for sale.
Postmaster c. A. Tullar report
that the Warren post Office receive
and dispatched at the Great North
ern depot during the 80 days i
April, 2639 bags and pouches Q
mail matter and 20 unpouche
packages. In addition thereto
there were many pouches at tn
500 depot.
Peter Rhymer, a young ma
whose parents reside a few mile
north of Warren, has enlisted j
the U. S. marine corps throug
Postmaster Skoug, at Crooksto1
and has left for Duluth to take hi
examinations. He IS strong
husky farmer lad and will no dout
be accepted in the service.
Mrs. Cora Void, whose husban
was at one time in charge of til
dry goods department at the Tar
alseth store in this city, and late
engaged in business at Thief Rive
Falls, has opened new store j
Grand Forks, in partnership wit
Miss Hattie Kumm. The new stol
will handle a combined milliner
and women's ready-to-wear stock
| Luther Bang, eldest son of M
and Mrs. T. s. Bang, former res!
dents Of Warren, where Mr.. Ban
was engaged in the mercanti
business, has joined the U. S. nav,
having successfully passed the e1
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