Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-14

Go to The Bazaar-T The Busy Store.
Miss Olive Douglas spent Sunday
with friends at Argyle.
Get seasons tires from r. NJ. Gilbert
at once. See ad. elsewhere.
Photo developing ana printing. quick
service Warren Pharmacy.
Clip the coupon in this issue and get
fine new flag for your home.
Expert auto tire vulcanizing and re-
pairing done at The Peoples Trading
Co.
d. 81. Loft and +. A. Johnson, Of Oslo.
transacted business here in town Fri
day.
Ed. Rankin left Monday evening for
Ada, where he will attend ditch hear
ing.
! Matthias Peterson left Monday morn
ing for Alvarado to look after his farm
interests there.
Dance Friday, May 10Th, at Radium
Hall. Music by the Minneapolis Peer
less Jazz Orchestra.
Miss Esther Samuelson, who is doing
nurse work at Fargo, is visiting with
her folks here in town.
| Frank Stone, farmer residing near
Argyle, died at the local hospital last
Thursday Of acute appendicitis.
Oscar Carlson, who is employed at
Crookston, spent Sunday in the city
visiting at his home and with friends.
II. J. Beardmore reports that the
town Of Sandsville has gone over the
top In the recent Victory Liberty Loan
drive.
William Klopp and brother, Walter,
visited at the home Of Frank Knoll
over Sunday and returned home on
Monday
Oscar E. Peterson, of Sheylin, ar
rived here last week to attend the fun
eral of his mother, Mrs. Caroline Peter
son, Of Vega.
A basket social and program will be
held at the East Farley school, District
No. PIT, on Friday evening, May 90
Everybody welcome.
Miss Evelyn Grindeland and Mrs
Geo. Powell, teachers Of the Thief Ri
! yer Falls schools, spent Saturday with
their folks here in town.
| Overstock of tires due to orders
placed with manufacturers before arm
istice was signed, will be sold ct dis
count. See r. Nj. Gilbert's ad. else
where.
Ladies Wrist Watches-from the
smallest watch made to the one you
want to wear-all guaranteed. If the
least bit interested call at Hooper's
Jewelry and Gift Store and ask to see
: them.
Mrs. A. Bergstrom returned home
last Sunday from three weeks pleas
ant visit at the homes of her two
daughters and sons'in-law, namely, Mr..
and Mrs. John Olson and Mr.. and Mrs
A. f. Gutekunst, of Drayton, n. D.
i Mrs. George Truhn left Thursday
evening for Minneapolis for visit
with her folks. On the wax back she
will visit with a number Of relatives in
a different towns along the line. Mrs.
Y Truhn expects to be gone about three
weeks. .=...,.y.
i Sweet peas should not be killed. as
there is danger from stem rot if this is
done. 1t is well to leave the rows a
little bit hollow to catch and hold the
rain. Sweet peas should be planted
early since they make their best growth
in cool, moist weather.
One of the most successful market
gardeners about the twin cities began
years ago to give his boys and girls
when they We're small, an interest in his
business, and as men and women they
carry on the business today, not one Of
them wanting to leave it.
! Fordson Tractors are sweeping all
before them. This wonderful tractor,
right at work in the fields, is convinc-
ing the most skeptical that the genius
and enterprise of Henry Ford has made
Power Farming success; quantity pro-
ductiOn made possible by the tremen-
dous demand for the "Fordson", ac-
counts for the low price at which they
! are sold. Just now we can fill orders
promptly. We are easy to deal with, so
if you need more power on your farm,
come right in and get one of these trac-
tors, while we have them in stock.-W.
| F. Powell & Co.