Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-19

Dorothy Wilson left Monday morning
for Oslo to visit with her folks for
few days.
Carl O. Olson and Dan Dahlstrom, az
Alvarado, were Warren business visit
ors Friday evening.
g. n. Morkassel and Ed. Rosendahl
returned home Monday morning from
couple days stay in Fargo
Mrs. John Bratrud, Of Thief River
Falls, came down Tuesday morning to
spend the day with Mrs. Ed. Bratrud.
Carl sundahl left last week for his
home at Thief River Falls, having com
pleted his course at North Star College.
Nicholas ]. Origer, Of Estherville,
Iowa, spent several days in this vicini-
ty last week looking after his farm pro-
perry. s$5-. i.
Mrs. Tom Gorder and Mrs. George
Harris, Of Crookston, attended the fun
eral Of the David Peterson baby on Sat
urday.
The teachers Of the public schools
and North Star College were entertain
ed Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Farrell
sKovar' Harrows can't be beat.
Come in and get one while they last.
You cannot get along without them.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Seed Corn we have 200 bushels Of
rthwestern Dent Seed Corn that we
can sell for $3.50 per bushel. Order
now. The Peoples Trading Co.
Ernest Erickson returned this morn
ing from three weeks visit at
Baudette, Winnipeg and other points
At Baudette he visited with his sister.
The first rain of the season fell on
Friday evening, March 14th, and was
accompanied by a heavy wind. The
snow is disappearing rapidly and spring
is here
Irene Olson. Clara Halvorson, Adolph
Bake, Mathew Halvorson, Hans Bake
and Russell Robinson attended the bas-
ket ball game at Thief River Falls last
Friday night.
| Read the vivid life story of the dis
tinguished American commander in the
worlds great war, in the book entitled
incidents in the Life Of General John
L. Pershing," by Cullom Holmes Far
rel. For. sale at the Sheaf Office, SO
cents per copy. o''
| Equipped like an up-t0-date high
grade automobile the Moline Universal
Tractor has power for your heaviest
w0rk-yet light in weight to operate
economically on light jobs, no dead
weight to carry along. Sold by Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co.. ,
/ Frank Truhn, superintendent Of the
] Warren electric light department, left
/ Saturday evening for Minneapolis to at
| tend a convention of electricians. He
3will also visit with relatives at Otter
tail, Spring Valley and other points
IbefOre his return home
The NOrw. Lutheran Young Peoples
hSociety held meeting last Monday
night for the election Of officers. The
following officers were elected Rev. A.
4 Z. Tollevs, president; Julia Larson, vice
j president; Bertha Knutson, secretary
Andy Morkassel, treasurer. ,..s
( G. II. Omlid, Of Middle River, was in
the city Tuesday Mr. Omlid came here
to serve on the Petit Jury which was
3 to convene here that day, but on his
arrival he learned that the term OF
court had been again postponed on &C.
count of the influenza epidemic now
prevailing.
Miss Sophie Lindberg who has spent
the past three years in Warren with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Lindberg,
! left on Sunday evening for Mime
ap0lis, where she will make an extend
ed visit with relatives. On the way she
will visit relatives at Crookston,s Hal
4 stad, Fergus Falls and other places.
| Mrs. Sam Otis, Of Kindred, N. d.,
says she has received wonderful benefit
, from DR.. Mellenthin's treatment. DR..
Mellenthin will be in Grand Forks,
lDacOtah Hotel, Wednesday and Thurs