Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-12-11

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You are cordially invited to call and
see our classy, artistic and useful lines
tof Xmas gifts, at Holm's. ~
| Not one article Of the goods carried
over from last year has been raised in
price at Holm's .JeWelrys Store.
In the nurses survey published in the
Sheaf last week the name Of Mrs. G. A.
Johnson was Inadvertently omitted. IL
Gustave Edman,za progressive young
farmer from north Of, sAlvarado, attend
ed to business in Warren on Friday
last. > Is Sss:=z, CHI. =
Mrs. George Harris,Y-of Crookston,
visited at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Peterson, in thiszcity Tues
lday. 'TS,
fSxss:A large and well selected stock of
lGhristmas goods at Farrell's Jewelry
fstare. Prices about the same as before
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b. When in need of, Ledgers, Journals,
Blank books, special ruled or stock
forms see the Sheaf. - u:
Miss Anna Spjut, who has been tax
| ing post graduate course at the War
rem Hospital, left Tuesday morning for
her home at Karlstad. .~. - -.
| Andrew J.. johnson has bought a
house on the east side near the Court
House and has already moved into
same with his family -ts~.. :.
Miss Julia Larson is employed at the
local post Office as clerk. Miss Larson
also serves as stenographer for Mr..
Morkassel in his land Office. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A. Johnson and
daughter, Lucille, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Dahlof and son, Charles, visited
at Mrs. Dahlof's home in HallOck Sun
day. e .-
Halvor Gunderson, of Oslo, passed
thru on Monday evening on his way to
Winnipeg, where he will attempt to dis
pose of valuable timber limit located
about so miles east Of Winnipeg. %s.;
Rev. J. c.. Craig D. D., District
Superintendent of 4, the Fergus Falls
district preached in the M. 3. church
here on Tuesday evening and conducted
the quarterly conference after the SER
| vice. -. .1 -z@
The supremacy Of the Victrola can be
heard at the Victor Shop. We now
have a large stock Of the greatest talk
ing machine records ever made in the
world Call and hear them at Holm's,
the Victor Shop.
Sergeant Elmer Olson, who. is sta
toned in Detroit, Mish., arrived in
Warren last Friday for visit at the
home of his father. Elmer likes his
work in the army very good. Mr.. Oh
son will leave in a few days to report
to his work. Ill.,. 4,
Hans Benson, who has been farming
a rented farm east Of Argyle for a few
years, has moved to Illinois, where he
formerly lived, and where he has rent
ed 350-acre farm. Mrs. Benson and
the children left for Illinois,,on Wed.
nesday last week and Mr.. Benson and a
son was to leave a day or two after by
automobile. The BensOns have made
many friends in MARSHALL county dur
ing their, short stay and who regret to
see them leave. Il. = H. 49,
Remember Edw. B. Rowley, local
piano tuner, sells High Grade. Pianos
I Player Pianos, and Standard Cabinet
Talking Machines with 20 double 10
inch records and Jewel. point or Sap:
phtre point needles to play Edison and
Pathe records; also Stag war emblem
with photograph and all styles of piano
benches. I compete with any catalogue
house and sell direct from factory to
you, to save you money. Get my prices
Buy where you save money. Phone 3Os
or drop me a letter, Box IL, Warren
Mimi. (Adv) .s.s
/ Chauncey G.. Easton, Of Warren, is
mentioned in the casualty list publish.
ed today as being among the severely
wounded. The parents here were mott
fed Of the fact a long time ago Evi
IDENTIFY the war department, Is way be
hind in publishing the names. Tinneus
J. Jensen, Of Karlstad, IS in the list Of
killed, and D. Torrens, Of Strandquist
tamong the wounded. Alfred Momyr, Of
Oslo is reported dead from disease and
Frank ]. Knoll, Of Stephen, as missing
in action. lsss- { \ NJ 4ls.5
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