Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-12-18
C1lea . I i q! IS
III GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

HOME FIELD.
The Boxville Farmers Club has been
postponed on account of the influenza.
Axel P. Swanson, of Sandsville, left
Tuesday for Port Wing, Wis, to attend
the funeral of niece. 3
Not one article of the goods carried
over from last year has been raised in
price at Holm's Jewelry Store.
Just received a carload Of coke If
you are bothered with smoke orssoot,
| try some coke. No smoke or gas. Geo.
w. Smith. 80 49, .<-t
We have just got in few New
Home Electric Sewing Machines, very
suitable as Christmas gift.-Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co. -; =
Miss Venla E. Carlson left on Mon
| day evening for .Crookston,, where she
EWill be employed with the Crookston
Times Printing Co. l.
T A fine Christmas present to your wife
would be Mogul l b. p engine and a
washing machine See them at Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co. ~ :
Miss Celia Nelson, who has been as
sisting her uncles, the Torgerson
brothers, near town., departed Tuesday
for her home at Rothsay, MINI.
The Fair Store sells hats, caps,
waists, skirts, fancy dresses, sweaters,
hose, towels, at reduced prices. Take
chickens and ducks at II cents per 10,
in trade or cash. -.
| The Boxville. Farmers Club will re-
sumo it's work Friday evening, Dec. 20.
At that time election of officers will
take place and any other matters that
may come before the club.
| The Excelsior school, two miles south
of Tabor, will give a program Friday,
Dec. 20, at Z 80 o'clock. The admission
is rs and 10 cents. The proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the Junior
Red Cross. -
Minnie Marie Ormiston, of Newfold-
en-, was adjudged insane in Probate
Court today and will be taken to the
! Fergus Falls hospital tonight by her
mother and Sheriff Hanson. -
-. The, sheriff's office was ordered Ito.
day to see if the management of sThe
Strand~had complied with the law Ire
garding license. The officer found that
every license, (it takes only three. to
run The ,Strand), were o. K.
The Home Guard will vote on the an.
pointment of Captain of Company F, to
succeed Clarence l.: Spaulding, who has
been appointed Major of the 18th Bat.
talon, tomorrow night. It is very i'm
portant that all that possibly can, at
tend this meeting. Whoever receives
the recommendation will have to sc,
the appointment by the governor.
Peter Gunderson reports finding bot1
mica and coal while drilling well or
the Hans Selvog farm. He has alst
found coal at several places south an(
southwest Of the village. 1t is the same
quaaity as that found when digging thu
villfEe we'll few years ago-Tht
W#Eoad Pioneer. Friends of Pete
in Marshall county always believed hi
would stsjke something rich some time
RemempSr Edw. B. Rowley, loca
piano tuner, sells High Grade Pianos
PlayeNAgianos, and Standard Cabine
TalkfnM Machines with. 20 double 10
! inch records andtTJeWsl$po or Sap
phife need lesSo play Edison ant
fPathe records; also fac War emblem
with photograph and alHtyles of piano
benches. i: compete withza1y catalogue
house and sell direct from factory t
you, to save you money. Get my prices
Buy where you save money. Phone 80:
or drop me letter, Box II, Warren
MINI. ADV.
Attend Aakers where the Auto Schoo
is run in modern, up-to-date garage
and the Tractor School in building
put up for farm machinery School has
% autos on hand now to be repaired
and seven tractors. Evening schoO
where you can learn bookkeeping an(
other branches absolutely free to en-
cheering students. No other engineer
ing school offers such advantages, En-
roll Dec. 31st, either in the Engineering
school or in Bookkeeping or Shorthand
departments at AAKER'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Grand Forks, N. d.
CHRISTMAS TREES =
The undersigned will be in Warner
on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2Otl