Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-25

Read the Bazaar Ad.
Go to the Bazaar-The Busy Store.
Learn to say Pathe- Pathephone.
Have you heard the Pathephone?
Edwin Johnson returned from
Minneapolis this morning.
City residences for sale at from
$l25u.0O up to $4,000. L. NJ. Olson.
Nels Markuson, Of Alvarado,
transacted business matters in the
city Tuesday.
Leland Sather was over from
Thief River Falls Saturday, to at
tend the Lyric concert
The McCrea Farmers Club will
meet Thursday evening, April 26,
at the Burnside school house.
| Mrs. Albert Larson and son Ken
meth, of st. Hilaire, arrived Friday
for visit at the home of John B.
Erickson.
DR.. Louis Starr, Optometrist, will
be at the Lyons Hotel, Warren, on
Monday, April 30th. Eyes tested
glasses fitted.
Harold Swanson and Arthur Le-
gault returned this morning from
Perley, where they have been
working for some time.
Three new Overland automobiles
passed thru town this forenoon en-
route from Grand Forks to the
agency of the company at Hallock.
You want a real Kerosene engine
J the next one you by. It is q
pleasure to have one. For sale at
Lundgren, Wittensten Co.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by Clerk OF Court Swandby
i to Nike Wollenberg and Anna
Dura, Hjalmar johnson and Mile
DeGrosseillie.
/ Read the Bazaar Ad.
Treat your seed grain to insure
the best possible crop. The best
ana most satisfactory smut machine
is the Winner" Sold by Lundgren,
Wlttensten q Co.
VI. j. norman, OF st. Paul, Dl-
Vision Engineer or Jae STATE Nigh
way Department, l. IN town To-Day
consulting with engineer Oswald
Lind IN regard to ROAD work in
/ Marshall county.
| G. c.. Boobar, who has been en-
'ployeds as tester for the Warren
Cow Testing Association for the
past year, left this week for Nary,
Mimi, where he expects to remain
and assist with work On his father
! farm.
!; Harry Thomas, son Of ]. W.
Thomas, in this city, has enlisted
in the regular army at Burlington,
ILL.,, and he left on Friday for the
training camp at jefferson Bar
racks, st. Louis. Gradually the
, war is coming closer and closer
: and the chances are that there viii
be many families in our midst who
: will be affected by it in one way
, or another before the end comes.
. On last Saturday afternoon, Mrs
J. Andrew Metzler was pleasantly sur
prised at her home in Farley, by ;
!, number of her friends and neigh
! bors, the occasion being her 72n'
. birthday. She was the recipient O
|. many handsome and useful remem
ORANGES, among them a large birth
day cake. crowned with the requisit
:. number of candles. After a daint,
. luncheon was served by Mrs. VIM
: Metzler, the guests departed wish
ing Grandma Metzler many NOR
mile posts along the journey of Life
: Last Thursday evening rural car
) rier Kezar had quite an excitin
> time when his team became un
: manageable and ran away with hin
;. They started on the journey at tn
II postofice and after running som
9 200 feet the buggy tipped over an
tho horses broke loose. Mr.. keza
n managed to get out of the nlxu
le without being seriously mussed VI
st and at once started in pursuit
N the team. They headed off tt
y wards the stock yards, but in eros
,e ing the railroad tracks in som
way missed the crossing, and whe
"a the pursuers arrived on the seen
:, one of the animals was under tn
=. tracks in a culvert. With the al
= Of capable bystander the hors
> was finally pulled forth, but ne
= until its fiery spirit had been col
= siderably dampened by the bath
ice water which it received TIL
81 is the second runaway for M
II Kezar this year, but he has mai
st aged to keep from being serious]
Of hurt both times-Oslo Tribune.
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V. FOR sALE-House and two lots