Warren sheaf., 1917-10-31
sKOVGAARD Nov. 2sth.
Highest price paid for produce

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Highest price paid for produce at
Westman's.
Wanted Butter, eggs and potatoes,
at Westman's.
Rev. Werner Drotts, of Viking, is a
Warren visitor today
Leather lined shoes at $500 on
Market Days at Fred Swanson's.
City residences for sale at from
$1250.OO up to $4,000. i. M. Olson.
See the bargain offers of Warren
Machine & Iron Works Co. in this
paper.
Special reduced prices on millinery
on Friday and Saturday Miss T.. A.
Dahlquist.
Walter Melgard left for Minneapolis
yesterday on a combined business and
pleasure trip. .s8.'.s..... ~.
Alfred Willer and s. Berg, two Of
Foldalh's prominent farmers, transact
el business in town today. ss-s.s: s-.-3's
A farewell dance for the drafted
boys will be given by the girls in
khaki at Argyle, Friday, Nov. 2nd.
A social meeting will be held at the
Oddfellow's hall on Nov. 9th. All
Rebeccas are requested to be present.
Miss Martha Mortenson, teacher in
the Thief River Falls public schools,
visited with Warren friends last Sat
urday.
John johnson, one Of town Of Fol-
dahl's sturdy and well-to-do pioneer
farmers, attended to business In the
city on Monday.
Rev. G. p. Lewis, of Roseau, will
occupy the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church at Warren both morning and ev-
ening next Sunday
Miss Mabel Lundgren, who is taking
a course in training school for nurses
at a St. Paul hospital, is visiting at her
home in this city for short time.
]. p. Mattson took in the grain show
at Argyle last Friday and was much
pleased to see such creditable exhibit
Argyle has the right community spirit.
Aug. w. Carlson and Charles Peter
son, :ofsVega, left yesterday for Spoon
er, where Mr.. Carlson will be employed
during the winter months cutting and
hauling cedar timber from his claim.
The proceeds from the play next
Monday and Tuesday, by local talent,
will be used for Christmas packages for
our soldiers Help swell the fund, so
that we may give our boys this Christ
mas cheer.
See! Blinking deep sea monsters
Man-eating sharks! A divers battle for
life with giant Octopus-in 100000
Leagues Under the Sea- Nothing
like it on earth! Friday and Saturday
at The Strand. IS.
The Little. Moline tractor will pull
your Feed Mill, Straw Cutter, Wood
Saw, :Silo Filler, Manure Spreader,
Plow, Drill, Harrow and Binder, and
only cost $S95.OO with the gang. Lund:
gren, Wittensten & Co.
Miss Kinda Anderson, who has been
employed as a sales lady in big de.
partment store at Glendale, N. d., ar.
rived home last week for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. An.
derson, north Of this city.
Mrs. n. Schoen, a good, noble pioneer
woman Of Ortonville, Mimi, passed
away at $40 p. m. on Oct. 80. She il
the mother of DR.. b. n. schoen, t.
whom Lilly, the eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. P. Mattson, is married.
It pays to clean the grain before
hauling it to market. The Winner
Power Mill will satisfy you whether
you want the grain for market, or fol
seed: We have received good supply
Of all sizes. For Sale by Lundgren
Wittensten & Co.
We now have the agency for Th.
Vaughn's Perfection Wild Oat Cleaner
Bring in bushel or more of your oat.
! that you want cleaned for seed and SCI
what this machine can do with the wil(
oats. Two or more farmers could have
one together. Sold by Lundgren, Wit
i tensten & Co.
] Rev. David Samson leaves this weef
/, for Chicago on a business trip and vii
be gone one or two Sundays, but there
will be services in the Presby teria1
church as usual during his absenc,
when other ministers Of Adams Presby
terry will occupy the pulpit. It is hopet
the members will keep up the attend
ance and the interest at these services
Next Sunday Rev. 9. p. Lewis, o1
Roseau will be the preacher.
Mr.. Thompson, of the Federal Farm
Loan Bank, is making business calls il
this vicinity. He states the bank al
list. Paul is writing loans at the rate OF
100000 a day. Farmers are surely
taking advantage Of these great oppor
tunities Mr.. Thompson was an over
night visitor at the home of M. Z
Warner in McCrea Mr.. Warner is one
of the appraisers Of the local Farm
Bank.
| On Friday evening, Oct. Goth, com.
pany of mothers daughters, and
friends, were requested to come to Mrs
ii. j.. Woods to help shower Miss
Marie Thomas, the bride-to-be. When
we entered we saw seated in a stately
chair amid hearts and cupids, dear
Marie. The evening was spent In visit.
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