Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-09
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Learn to say Pathe-P athephone.
Have you heard the Pathephone?
Go to the Bazaar-The Busy Store.
Frank Daniels, Friday and Sat
urday, at Dreamland.
| Hikers-Red Cross Guess, or
wait for announcements.
Big Dance! Friday, May 18th, at
the Warren Opera House.
City residences for sale at from
$1250.00 up to $4,000. L. M. Olson.
No advance in prices at Farrel's.
Goods bought before raise in price.
| If you want a fine location for
building home see A. E. Mattson
or E. R. Kezar.
Emil Beckman, of Thief River
Falls, was a business visitor in
this city Monday.
| Kodaks make fine gifts, get one
of the genuine Eastman at Far
rell's, for the fair graduate.
| Mrs. John Sinclair, of Argyle,
twas a guest Of Mrs. L. M. Rafer-
ty for a couple days last week.
think watches and jewelry
make the very best graduation
gifts as they usually last longer
than a great many others.
| We have a few all steel, Stevens
Potato Planters and Cutters at
$4,000. You want it when you see
.it.-See Lundgren-W ittensten Co.
F. J. Schumacher, of Drayton, N.
ID, passed through Warren Satur-
day on his way to Radium, where
rhe made visit at the VIM. Leslie
home.
A special meeting of the Rebekah
lodge will be held in the hall
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
/ The state vice president will be
present.
Save your seed potatoes by us
ing a Stevens Potato Planter; you
cannot double or miss with this
little planter.-Sold by Lundgren-
Wittensten Co.
7 Decoration day will soon be here
and you will then want one Of
those large flags to display. Call
at the Sheaf office and make ar
rangement to get one.
i Select, your graduation gifts
early at FarrelPs, and have them
laid aside for you. No money ex-
pected until goods are taken from
/ the store.
4 Remember when your Piano needs
tuning, cleaning or repairing, call
or phone Ole N. Nelson's Furniture
Store for the Warren tuner E. B
Rowley. Work guaranteed.
/ Mrs. John Role, of Warrenton
arrived Tuesday from a visit in
Roseau. She brought back with
her her daughter, Mrs. Ceder-
holnn's young boy, who will be
cared for at her home after this.
ChAs. c. Pierce, Of Radiu1n, was
the first man to take out one Of
the widespread international
Manure Spreaders offered by Lund-
gren-Wittensten Co. last week t
be sold at cost by them during the
war. They expect to sell car
load of the spreaders this month.
Mrs. E. N. Schoen and baby
Warren. left on Thursday of las
week. for their home at Ortonville
Mimi, after a few weeks visit a
tn home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P
:, Mattson, parents Of Mrs. Schoen
! The illness Of Mr.. Schoen's mothe
fastened their departure.
> Be sure to attend and take il
athletic field events consisting o
!, EtesIbairow relay race, 100 var
! dash, egg spoon race and variou
: others, especially for boys an,
girls, to be given at the get-to
! gether picnic of the Marshall Coun
ty Federation Of Farmers Clubs t
. be held east of Argyle, June 18th
Nels Hustad, who went to Can
ada a few weeks ago to engage i
farm work, returned on Monda
evening. He went as far as Moos
Z Jaw, but Canada is not the Unite
States, he said, and he was gla
+ to turn back.
Andrew Hogberg, Of Foldah
passed thru on the local this morn
u ing on his way home from tn
> meeting Of the Swedish Luthera
8 Red River Valley Conference, whic
he attended as delegate. Ate
S the conference he made sho1
t visit with the Lars Olson famil
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