Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-14
A few fogless days will be appreci-


grade work Warren Pharmacy.
Attorney p. A. Brekke, of Argyle, is
attending to business at the courthouse
today.
B G. Z. Leisner, of Steiner, was in the |
city Saturday, attending the loyalty I
meeting held here.
Coming Geraldine Fanor in
Temptation next week Tuesday and J
Wednesday, at The Strand.
Flax straw wanted-By the Nor
them Insulating Go. Will buy loose or
in bales. See r. w. Young, buyer. /
John Gratzek, one Of town Of
Wright's well known pioneers attended
the loyalty meeting here on Saturday.
Rev. e. Winberg left Tuesday even
ing for Rosewood and Thief River
Falls, where he is to conduct meetings.
He expects to return home on Friday.
If you feel worried over the expense
Of feeding the horses, get a Moline two
wheel tractor for any work on the
farm. Call on Lundgren, Wittensten
& Co:
The Girls Society of the United Nor
wegian Lutheran church (the Lydians)
will give their annual sale Of lunch and
fancy work on Saturday afternoon and
evening, Nov. Oath.
p. G. Huntington, veteran news
paper man Of the state, now represent
ing the Western Newspaper Union, was
in the city Monday transacting bust
ness with the local print shops.
Coming! The seasons big
laugh! "The House of Terrible
Scandals, 5000 feet of endless
fun! If you like to laugh see this
one at The Strand Friday and Sat
t1rday nights this week.
Prof O. E.. Abrahamson, former.
president Of North Star College, now
engaged in educational work in St.
Paul, was in the city Saturday attend
ing to matters Of business and calling
on old friends.
The Little Moline tractor will pull
your Feed Mill, Straw Cutter. Wood
Saw, Silo. Filler, Manure Spreader,
Pillow, Drill, Harrow and Binder, and
only cost $4,000 with the gang. Lund-
tgren, Wittensten & Co.
Samuel Olson returned home this
incoming from Kansas City and other
points, where he has been employed by
the Solberg brothers in buying and
shipping potatoes: He says the price
lof stubers hoversr around the dollar
mark all over the west.
Louis. Grund was up from Marshall
county on Tuesday and visited with the
family at Pitt for a couple Of days.
Louis is. pretty busy trying to finish
some of his bridge contracts in the
prairie country before Old Winter
catches him. The Northern News,
Sp0oner. -
A pen that is guaranteed to give sat
Iisfaction, with no strings tied to the
Guaranty is the Sheaffer Self Filling
Pen. Every purchaser OF a Sheaffer
i Pen is not only protected by the dealer
4 from whom he purchased the pen, but
i .also by the manufacturer, regardless OF
where the pen was purchased D.
! Hooper.
4 Mrs. III. J. Bennewitz, one of the
Iearly pioneer women of Warren, now
residing at Longmont, Colorado, was 8
passenger on Friday mornings trair
last week on her way to Argyle, where
she was to visit relatives. She hae
made an extended visit with a sister a,
Zumbrota, Mimi, and this sister alst
accompanied her to Argyle
Help Wanted. Thousands of trained
/ mechanics, chauffeurs, tractor oper
ators, starter experts, ETC., are needed
) by the Government, and thousands O.
men are needed to fill the positions lef
/ vacant by men who have enlisted. 70,
: can start now and get this complet.
/ course of training in both Automobil,
and Tractor Engineering at the Crook
ston College, Crookston, MINI.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson, of Port
land, Oregon, are here this week visit
) ing at the home Of Mr.. Johnson
: brother, Ephraim Johnson, in this city
They are on their way home from /
!. visit at Detroit, Mich. Mr.. johnson
! stayed with his brother here for SOM
time about twelve years ago, and b
) WAS surprised to see how Warren ha.
i grown and improved since then.
j The Swiss Y0dlers entertained a
i. The Strand on Friday evening. Thi
! was one number of our lyceum cours
s land like all the others we have had
S was very much enjoyed. The Swiss
: like many other countries, have a must
that is peculiarly their own and thi
' company knew how to interpret it. On
i could almost imagine ones self in tn
1 Alps listening to the clear ringing tone
{ las they re-echoed thru the mountains.
$ The weather for more than wee
e has been very unusual for Minnesota
: 1t has been cloudy continually an
r much Of the time a heavy fog has hun
J, over the landscape. The fog has bee
s so saturated with moisture that frt
f lquently it has descended in the form Q
a la cold drizzling rain. It is sue
a weather as one finds in Washingto
d state and often in Illinois and adjoi1
e ling states during the winter months