Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
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Eddie Melville and Ben Brandford.
Of OSLO, spent Monday in Warren re-
turning home Tuesday morning.
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Mrs August Bystrom and children
returned home Saturday from Mime
apolis, where, they have spent the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Forslund, OF
Viking, are here today to attend the
funeral Of Otto Forslund, cousin Of
Mr.. Forslund.
Mrs. G. A. Tullar returned Thursday
morning from st. Paul, where she had
spent several weeks visiting at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. D. Doty.
Thomas Eide and A. o. Slattum, from
town Of Newfolden, are looking up
ditch matters and attending to other
business at the Court House today.
Mrs. A. M. Foker and son, Robert.
from the Northwestern School Of Agri-
culture, Crookston, arrived this MORN
ing for a visit at the home Of n. M.
Swanson.
Albert S. Welin, Of Edinburg, N. D.,
has recently purchased his fathers
farm in Alma township, and last week
mo- moved to this county to take posses
sion Of the same. y
Ernest Otto, one OF the genial farm
ers Of Comstock, paid our city visit.
recently and while here ordered New
Hart Parr Tractor from the Warren
Machine and Iron Works Co.
Don't put that seed into the ground
until you have given it a thorough
cleaning with the Standard Tanning
Mill.-the mill that satisfies. Sold by
the Warren Machine and Iron Works
Co.
Don't put that seed into the ground
until you have given it a thorough
cleaning with the Standard Tanning
Mill.-the mill that satisfies. Sold by
the Warren Machine and Iron Works
Co.
Annar Myhre, Of this city, will APP
pear in the role of Eric in the play
s.'Yermlanningarne'' to be given at Min,
neapolis on April IL. Madam Storback-
Hall and Miss Sundberg, famous Swed-
|ish opera singers, will also take part:
Equipped like an up-to-date high
grade Sautomobile tie Moline Universal
Tractor has power for your heaviest
work vet light in weight to operate
economically on light jobs, no dead
weight to carry along. Sold by Lund-,
|gren. sWi ttensten & Go. d .,
Geofgss Anderson and family returned.
home from their farm at jackson, Miss,
last Friday They report all the Mar
shall County people down there I'M the.
best OF health and spirits. Mr.. Ander-
son invested in another tract Of land
before he left. There It was full sum.
[mer at the time they left for the north,
Sam Kezar, OF Middle River, who re
Gently returned from France, arrived
in the city Tuesday morning for visit
with relatives here. He was in the
artillery service Of the Sunshine di-
vision and had been in France for about
six months. His company was about
ready to advance for active service at.
the time the armistice was signed.
NeIs 3. Bystrom, Of Great Falls,
Mont, arrived in the city Sunday morn
ing from Minneapolis, where he has
been visiting. He will spend week
here visiting relatives and friends and
attending to business matters. At the
Sunday evening service in the Swedish
Lutheran Church he favored the au-
dience with a beautiful bass solo, that
was much appreciated and which
proved that his musical talents have
not deteriorated by living in the wild
and woolly west.
b Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. show in
this issue on another page the Moline
Tractor hitched to different kinds Of
farm implements. II you will, 60 into
their warehouse you will find the trac-
tor connected up to drill ready to 20
in the field. Tractor and implement
form one unit, backs as easily as It
goes forward. Electric lights for night
work and self-starter for non-robust la
Dor. "a small boy or girl can run It.
In order to appreciate this up-to-date
tractor come In and see II. More than
10000 now sold and II farmers hands.
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