Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-25

County Agent John HUSKY was a
Viking visitor Tuesday.
H. M. Swanson left Monday for Min
neapolis on business trip.
Dance Thursday, June 26th 21b miles
southeast of Warren.-A NJ. Anderson.
A discount of ten per cent on all
crockery during Fair Days at the
Bazaar store.
The, Sheaf has only a few more of
the flags left. If you want one for the
Fourth call and get it at once.
Misses Deloris Gunnarson and Clara
Hauge, of Detroit, arrived last Friday
morning for visit at the Lon Bradley
home in this city. i. -. .
Mrs. liver Winberg and daughter,
Adella, returned Thursday evening
from visit at Landa, N. D., and Gains
borough, Sask., Canada.
F. c. Larson left Monday morning
for Union, N. D., to visit his wife and
daughter, who are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Larson's parents there
q Mrs. Hans Lindberg and daughter,
Miss Hannah, went to Kennedy Tues
my morning to attend a midsummer
psenic in thescongregation where they
tprmerly 1iveds< w.
e g Nj. and Mrs. J. A. Noyes, and daugh-
fers,: Mrs. Y. A. *Gonzel and baby, and
Mrs. Martin Carlson, came down from
St.. Vincent Saturday to spend Sunday
With sANarren friends. i IS ,.fc .:
10 sB. Rowley was called tot Grand
SrkKand Mayyille, N. D., by Some of
|s1ssan customers Friday. His wife
and child ,fif accompanied him to visit
With her parents at Mayville. s =.
More than twenty-five farmers have
bplgh the lib Cement Staye Siloa
around Warren, and we can take few
more &orders for this year. Get your
fofderr in now.-Lundgren, Wittensten
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Z Mrs. eAryid Boman returned home
Sunday morning from several weeks
visit with her mother at Chicago. Her
mother, who has been ill, is much bet
ter now, but her complete recovery is
"A dozen automobiles or more, carry
ing many of the business men Of War
| rem and the Warren Juvenile Band,
went to Oslo this afternoon to parti-
cipate in the Farmers Midsummer
Festival being held there today. :.
& A dozen new benches have been
placed in the Great Northern park for
1.-The benefit of women and children.
These benches will be especially appre-,
GATED on. Friday evenings, when the
weekly band concerts are given.
Andrew A. Olson, of Badger, accom-
panied by his father, F. A. Olson, "a
years old, arrived in Warren this morn
ing to consult local doctors as to
sore on his fathers foot. It is thought
that it will be necessary to amputate
the foot.
"A number of farmers have been
asking for demonstration on our
Oliver Disc plOW, so we have decided
to hold one next Saturday afternoon,
commencing at one o'clock. This will
be the coming pillow, so do not miss it
| Warren Machine & Iron Works Co.
"A. Bergstrom spent Tuesday at Ar
gyle on business in the interests OF the
Marshall County Mutual Insurance
Company The elevator on the Mel
gard farm near Argyle was struck by
lightning last Friday and Mr.. Berg
strom went out to inspect the damage
and adjust the loss.
Robt. e. Braden, deputy state fire
marshal, called at different business
places in the city last week. Mr..
Braden after inspecting most of the
basement store rooms in the city re
ports that he found them kept in ex-
cellent condition, with but one excen,
ton. The Office Of the state fire mar
shall is conducting campaign for fire
prevention in the state and Mr.. Braden
is making tour of this section Of the
state.