Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-11-05


We want i've chic ens, ducks, geese
and turkeys a. Bueche.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will meet
next Thursday with Mrs Luxenberg.
Market Day Specials plenty in our
Bargain Basement & j. Taralseth Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John HUSKY are the
proud parents Of baby girl born on
Tuesday
Special prices will be made on all
hats at the Anderson Millinery store
during Market Days.
DIR. Ed. Bratrud returned Sunday
morning from trip to New York, Bal
timore and other cities in the east.
Tanning mills and wild oat cleaners,
all with power attachments. Bring
your samples OF grain Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.
| Farrell, the "Jeweler'', asks you to
| inspect his fine stock Of goods just re.
ceived and the prices are not much
higher than before the war.
Have you seen the sample line of en-
graved Holiday Greeting cards at the
Sheaf office? Place your order at an
early date and be sure Of getting your
cards.
Walter Melgard left Saturday even
ing for Moscow, Idaho, where he will
S0;k to- - c11
before leaving for Seattle, WASH, to
secure employment.
David Erickson and Henning Lund
left Tuesday afternoon with three car
loads Of mules purchased by southern
buyers. The boys will accompany the
mul IS to the Chicago market.
Misses Hazel Lund and Edith Matt
son will entertain the Luther League at
the home Of ]. p. Mattson on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock, instead OF on Fri
day evening, as previously announced.
E. B. Rowley, the Warren piano man,
delivered two player-pianos at Ada,
Mimi, last week and sold two straight
pianos, high grade, in same neighbor-
hood. His instruments speak for them
selves 's
With our enlarged shop and modern
equipment, we are prepared to take
care of car and tractor repair work
quickly and efficiently. Bring in your
work. satisfaction; guaranteed. w f..
Powell & Co. 3. 800.
L s.
Now that hogs are getting down to
somewhere near 10 cents pound Ii
the local markets home curingi tf pork
should be more extensively 1faetticed.
Choice hams and bacon can 'bea eenfd dsat
home ,fforS Jess than they can be;b8ukht.
The latest thing -; i breqms i tie new
Duplex reversible bro91{f This llsg, IS
great Improvement over the o1ds fash.
Toned brooms. You get practically two
brooms for the price Of one Call and
see this new broom at. the Bazaar Store.
Brighten, up your homes by purchas-
ing the following articles from the Ne.
thedist Ladies' Aid: Salowell Furniture
Polish, Salowell Silver Polish and Peer
less Stain Remover, each at 25 cents
Can be supplied by Mrs. G. L. Stevens
or any member of the Ladies Aid.
The Sheaf has received a fine line OF
samples Of engraved Holiday Greeting
cards and those contemplating ordering
cards will do we'll if the orders are
placed at an early date. Eastern print
ers and engravers are on strike anC
the placing of the orders early will
avoid delay in getting the cards.
Fred Stromberg, who recently pur
chased a pool hall at Stephen, dispos !.
Of same last week and will hereafter
devote all of his time managing hi.
4 pool hall here. He intends to make. I,
number of improvements and will en-
flarge the poolroom by adding the room
to the east Of his, present place in til,
Winchester block. zsss.
Arne Vik, farmer iii Pennington
county, wants 81 900 an acre for a stril
of land containing little over on
acre which was used for road purposes
The commissioners in order to avoid |
dangerous curve changed the road s.
as to cut across a corner of Mr.. Vik'
farm near ST. Hilaire. While the bOari
was willing to pay for the land used
they did not think it proper to pay thi
exhorbitant price.
Henry Lindberg and family, fron
near Kennedy, arrived here Thursda,
afternoon and stayed over night at tn
Hans Lindberg home. They proceeds
to Crookston the next day, where the
II hafl nhntnpranhS taken Mr. Lindher