Warren sheaf., 1917-04-18
Go to the Bazaar-The Busy Store.
Learn to say Pathe-P -Pathephone.

Have you heard the. Pathenhone?
The Vega Farmers Club will
meet Thursday, April 21st.
Miss, Ebba Lundgren returned to
her school at Grove City on Sat-
urday.
Choice hay for sale-One bale or
a wagonload.-Jay Bolton, phone
Is97, Warren.
DR.. Blegen and family returned
home on Monday, from visit in
Minneapolis.
The county board attended to
county business at the court house
yesterday and today.
George Powell, who is now locat-
ed at Fargo, visited parents and
friends here over Sunday.
Miss Edith Mattson left for
Sandstone, Minn., on Saturday to
resume her teaching duties.
Several sizes of the we'll known
"Winner" smut-mills just received
Call on Lundgren, Wittensten G. Co.,
Twenty-Five men singers at the
high school Saturday evening.
They are under the leadership Of
an expert
DR.. Louis Starr, Optometrist, will
be at the Lyons Hotel, Warren, on
Monday, April 28th. Eyes tested,
glasses fitted.
The Ladies Aid of the United
Lutheran church will meet in the
church Thursday afternoon, April
49,. Friends are invited.
P. P. Reierson and Alfred Solem,
from near Newfolden, were visitors
in the city Tuesday. attending to
business matters at the court house.
You have seen "Green Stockings"
in motion pictures, now hear it as
presented by the Senior class of
1917. May 4. Warren Opera
House.
O. H. Taralseth returned home
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
he had visited with Mrs. Taralseth,
who is spending a few weeks there
with friends.
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.
). William johnson, who has been
learning the barber trade in the
shop Of Mr.. Schultz, left last
Thursday for International Falls,
where he expects to find employ
ment
Miss Minnie Lofberg left this
morning for Grafton, N. D., where
she will be employed in telephone
office. She has been employed in
the Warren telephone exchange fo1
number of years.
VIM. Erickson received a large
quantity Of discs for drills by ex
press from Fargo today The com
> pany whose drills Mr.. Erickson sell:
furnishes new improved discs free
of charge this year, to replace tht
. old ones.
: Mrs. C. E. Lundquist left las
! night for Minneapolis, to attend tn
= State Sunday School Convention, a
delegate from the Marshall Count,
Sunday School Association. Sh
u will also visit with her son Byron
= who is attending the state univer
: sity, and. with other friends.
- If you want a good 5-horse Bul
Tractor, a $400 machine, never bee
= out Of the factory, see editor o
- Sheaf, or address R. H. Battey
L room sos, West hotel, Minneapoli:
= = Mimi. $500 cash buys it. A com
- ! plete new machine with all i'm
provements. Only one for sale.
Nels E. Bystrom, manager Of tn
st. Hilaire Retail Lumber Co.
- yard in this city, was called t
e the head office of the company
- Minneapolis last week to confe
:; with the head officials in regard t
u proposed transfer Of himself t
Great Falls, Mont. Mr.. Bystror
$, returned home on Friday. He ez
% poets to leave this week for Grea
is Falls to take charge Of the var
% at that point, at least temporaril!
}. His transfer is in the line Of pre-
IS motion, the company wishing
+. recognize his faithfulness and eff
IN cheney in its service in this mar
ner. Mr.. Bystrom's many Ware
" friends however, hope that his sta
i. in Montana will be but temporar
g. and that he will again return
20 the North Star State. The famil
n will remain here for the present, {
If least.
;.