Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
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Go to the BazaarThe Busy Store.
Wanted Butter, eggs and potatoes,
at Westman's.
Photo developing and printing, quick
service-Warren Pharmacy.
$40 laughs in Ills Wedding Night.
Count them, Yours Truly, Fatty"
Coming! Meistersinger's Male Quar-
,tette and organ chimes, Monday, Oct.
Goth.
Good farms and city property, fire
and life insurance for sale. L. M.
Olson.
For bargains in millinery OH Market
Days, come to the Millinery Emporium.
Mrs. O. N. Nelson.
We have on hand, ready for quick
delivery, a good stock of John Deere
manure spreaders.-W. f. Powell & Co.
Nels Johnson, manager of the War
rem Machine s Iron Works, left yes
terday on business trip to Fargo and
Minneapolis.
License to we'd! Roscoe (Fatty)
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Wedding Night, Friday and Saturday
at The Strand.
Band Benefit Concert-Skovgaard
and N. Y. Metropolitan Co, Opera
House, Nov. 2Sth. Watch for posters
and display ads.
Joe McGregor and Frank Sedlacek,
two hustling farmers from town of
Comstock, attended to business matters
in the city Monday and made brief
but pleasant visit at the Sheaf office.
Mr.. f. s. Clark and family left on
Friday of last week to visit their old
home at Algona, Iowa. Mr.. Clark will
also attend to some real estate deals
and other business matters during their
absence.
w. III. Dixon cried the B. Kammerer
auction sale near Luna yesterday. O..
III. Taralseth acted as clerk at the SALE
Owing to the cold weather the sale was
not as we'll attended as it otherwise
would have been.
Peter Streitmater, of Glen Ullen, N.
d., says he has been cured of stomach
trouble of over 20 years standing. DR..
Mellenthin will be in Grand Forks,
Dakotah hotel, Thursday, Nov. 1st.
Hours 8 a. IN. to 5 p. M
Oscar Knutson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Knutson, of McCrea, left for Crook
ston the other evening to enroll as a
student in the Northwestern School of
Agriculture to fit himself for a real,
up-to-date and efficient Red River
Valley farmer
Jake Hanson expects to move the
latter part Of this week to Kenmare, N.
D., where he will engage in farming.
Mr.. Hanson was one of the proprietors
of the old Windsor hotel and since
quitting the hotel business has been a
resident Of this city.
Walter Carlson, son of A. b. Carl
son, of McCrea, returned this morning
from Grand Forks, where he has been
about week having surgical opera
ton performed to correct malforma-
tion Of his jaw caused by kick from
horse when he was a boy.
f. O. Heulin, formerly from near
Stephen, now a resident of Beltrami
county and postmaster at Heulin, on
the north short of Red Lake, was here
yesterday attending to matters of busi-
ness. He has spent part of the fall in
this county looking after his farming
interests west of Stephen. l.s
SOlberg Bros have closed up their
potato warehouse until next season.
Leonard Solberg and Sam Olson, who
have been in charge of the house, left
last night for Hawley, Mimi, and from
there they will go to Kansas City, Mo-,
to take charge of a farm produce bust
ness which the firm is operating there
So many of our subscribers have paid
their subscriptions during the past
week that it is impossible to make a
separate item of each. We acknow-
ledge with thanks, subscriptions from
the following: M. L. Helligoss, Aug
Ostlund, A. j. Carlson, Emma Bystrom
II. w, Jackson, b. A. Backlund, o. A
Myrfeld, Mrs. N. A. Johnson, A. j
Cleveland, Tom Tollefson, Andrew
Kittelson, Chris Kongsvig, Ole Iverson
j. F. Lindstrom, Joe McGregor, Franz
Sedlacek, Mrs. E. s. Eide, Olof L
;Swanberg, Arthur Skonovd, John Dag
oberg, Henry Sustad, Chas. G. Peter
son, J. w. Bren, Jake Hanson, Alb. g
Peterson, Geo. Confer, Nick Mattson.
P. Peterson, the tailor, is able to bt
up and around again after seven weeks
of serious Illness He attributes hi.
sickness to infection sustained whe1
repairing an old auto top. At the tim
he had little sczema on his hands
and in removing rusty screws ant
rivets his hands became poisoned, mum
erOus boils and blisters appearing o.
them. The infection also spread to hi
feets so that he was unable to walk, i
fact, his whole system became satur
ated with the virus and he was near t
deaths door. After this hard exper
unnfnd NJ nwI.