Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-12-05

( Harold BlaWd left Tuesday evening
For Duluth, where he will seek EN-
p1oyment for the winter
Mrs. Florence Winchester came down
from Fargo to spend Thanksgiving with
Warren relatives and friends.
The Vega Farmers Club will hold a
regular meeting Friday evening, Dec.
7th. A good program will be given.
Rev. and Mrs. n. G.. w. Knudsen left
on Saturday Of last week for Larimore,
n. D., the pastors new field Of labor.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs Herrick, Thursday, Dee. 49,.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Miss Myrtle Tangquist spent Thanks
giving at her home in Viking. She re
turned Friday, reporting an enjoyable
time
The Stacker, Friday and Saturday
e. N, Morkassel left on Monday ev-
ening for Fosston, where he assisted in
the organization of "a Federal Land
Bank.
w. q. Allen and MISS Clara Allen, of
Churches Ferry, N DE- have spent sew
eral days visiting relatives here and at
Radium
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu-
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld-
ing Farm Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace went to
Stephen Thursday morning to spend
Thanksgiving Day with the John E.
Hunter family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson, of Karl
stad, arrived last Monday and spent a
few days in the city as guests at the
Carl Wah1in home.
The flag is calling the manhood Of a
nation-see 'sthe Stacker
Come and enjoy the singing of the
old songs in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening at Z 80 Mrs. f. e.
Wittensten will sing.
Is Bring your storage batteries to us
for winter care, steam heated room,
expert wOrkmen. Our charge is $4.OO
w. F.tPowell & Co.
last Wednesday morning, where he has
accepted a position as hotel clerk in
the Commercial hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rydir. Of Detr dt,
arrived in the city Saturlly morning
for a weeks visit with fric1 Is here
and in town Of Foldanl.
Miss Mildred Wood~who is student
at Hamline University, spent Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
81. T.. Wood, of this city.
Alfred Willer, proprietor Of the
Pleasant Grove Farm in town Of Fol
dahl, was in the city Saturday attend
ing to business matters.
You will go to your banker and buy
Liberty Bonds until it hurts after you
see The Stacker
Mrs A. Bergstrom and her nephew,
Ole Landen, autoed to Drayton, N. D.,
last Monday. Mrs. Bergstrom will re
main for some time in Drayton, where
she will visit with her daughters.
The subject at the evening service in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
will be: The First Home Missionary 2
Mrs. r. G. Wittensten will sing solo
and there will be the usual song ser
vice.
Miss Olson returned Sunday evening
and Miss Hallberg returned Monday
evening from Winnipeg, where they
spent their Thanksgiving vacation
Both seem well pleased with the large
Canadian city.
The Little Moline tractor will pull
your Feed Mill, Straw Gutter, Wood
Saw, Silo Filler, Manure Spreader
PloW, Drill, Harrow and Binder, and
only cost $4,000 with the gang. Lund.
gren, Wittensten & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. NeIs johnson and
daughter, Dorothy, returned Monday
from visit at Minneapolis. They also
spent day at Saltwater, where they
were given an opportunity to 60
through the big state prison.
We now have the agency for The
Vaughn's Perfection Wild Dat Cleaner.
Bring in bushel or mere Of your oats
that you want cleaned for seed and see
what this machine can do with the wild
oats. Two or more farmers could have
one together. Sold by Lundgren, Wit
tensten & Co.
DIR. Z. STAIR, Optometrist, viii be
at Hotel Warren, Thursday, Dec. 9th,
1917. Glasses carefully and accurately
fitted. Complicated cases are specially
invited to see him. DR.. Staar. comes to
warren every 8 weeks Consultation
free