Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-03-13
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Paul Hoffman, of Holt, attended tt
matters here today before the loca
draft board. IN.
Forget your troubles seeing Fatty
Arbuckle in "Out West,'' Friday ant
Saturday at the Strand. sS.~..*~f .
Tanning Mills and Smut Mills of the
most up-to-date. Guaranteed and solo
by Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
The Dorcas Society will meet on Fri
day evening at o'clock in the base
ment of the Swedish Lutheran church.
| Mrs. \. Grindeland and Mrs. w. r
| Strunk entertained a number of ladies
at Red Cross tea Yesterday afternoon.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu.
berclin tested herd? P. Frost ,Spauld.
ing Farm Co. i
\ dance WILDE given by the Warren
City Band at the Strand on Friday
April 9TH. Dance tickets 500; Bal.
cOny Is cents.
John Stolhammer, of Strandquist
was business visitor in the city Mon
day. He also made a pleasant call at
the Sheaf office
The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid
Society will meet with Mrs. O. II. Tar
alseth on Thursday afternoon, March
Dist. All are welcome.
GOttfrid Erickson received word Sat
urday morning of the safe landing of
the transport on which his son Joseph,
sailed for Somewhere in France"
All income tax reports must be sent
before April first. The First National
Bank of Warren will be glad to assist
anyone in making out these reports.
Kentucky and Monitor Drills have
been sold in Warren for % years. If
you are in need Of drill and want the
best, call on Lundgren, Wittensten &
Co.
a postal card received from John
Westman states that he and family ar
rived safely at Lake City and that their
car Of household goods got there last
Friday. -. -
The Jewell Nursery Company's Trees,
Plants and Shrubs, "Hansen's'' New
Fruits, Fall bearing Strawberry Plants,
Flowers and Ornamentals, For Sale by
A. J. Nordstrom,: Warren.
The Vega: Young Peoples Society, will
have social at the Frank johnson
farm in Vega on Saturday evening,
March 23rd, at 8 o'clock o.: m Further
announcements next week.
A. F.; Swanson returned today from
Bucyrus. N. D., where he has spent the
winter with relatives. = He will visit
now for a. while at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Andrew Boardson.
c. J. Boardson, of Minot, n. D., was
here Monday and Tuesday visiting with
his brother. Andrew Boardson, in this
city, and his brother, Martin BOardSOn
! and other relatives in Vega. He is
employed in the office of the Interna.
tional Harvester Company.
Victor Malm has enlisted in the me-
! chanical department Of the aviation
service and will leave for Kelly Field
Camp, San Antonio. Texas. on Thurs
day. Charles Horein has enlisted il
the coast artillery and left Tuesday fol-
Jefferson Barracks. Missouri -.
Peter Grinde, the Alvarado contrac
| tor, attended to business matters in the
| city Monday. He reports that building
prospects for the coming year are good
Mr.. Grinde has already commenced
| the erection of barn on the farm OF
Walter Sands, south of Alvarado.
The following ladies from Thief Ri
YER Falls visited here on Saturday an(
were entertained by Mrs 4. Grindelan(
and Mrs. w. r. Strunk at the Judge
Grindeland home: Misses Patience
Lockhart. Belle Mckenzie, lone Thore
son, Evelyn Grindeland, Antoinette
Johnson, and Mrs. Carrie Johnson.
With the price of farm products at
the highest they have ever been, land is
next to rise. I offer you one of the
best buys in Polk County. Well i'm.
proved 100 acres ~ miles from Angus
house, barn. large hay shed. chicken
coop. hog house. granary and garage
Good flowing we'll. windmill. This land
is close to school. on main road. has
telephone $4,000 cash down. balance
on easy terms at 6 per cent-A. Peder.
sen, owner, Angus, MINI.
a letter from Leslie Grange, of Camp
Dodge, has been received. He is well
pleased with camp life. They have
plenty to eat, comfortable place to
sleep. which is kept sanitary by fire.
Quent airinss. they even eniOy "pan.
cakes" The food is wholesome. Uncle
Sam is so good to his boys that they
need very little money. The boys are
provided with many comforts, among
which is Victrola. One of the strict
requirements is cleanliness, both OF
body and clothes. The first unpleas
| antness is being "shot in the ARM as
the boys call it, that is being vaccinated
They have learned to "retreat", that is
lining up and having the flag taken
down. Many Influences for. good are