Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-05

for Fordson tractor in order to have
it in good time for spring work. w. F.
Powell g. Co. s..saS
Rev. K. Winberg left Tuesday morn
ing for Donaldson to spend the day
there. On Tuesday evening he conduct
ed services at Stephen.
"Kovar''' Harrows can't be beat.
Come in and get one while they last.
You cannot get along without them
Lundgren, Wittensten s Co.
Why give your magazine and news
paper subscriptions to outside sales
men? The Sheaf will appreciate your
order. Phone 49, and we will call.
Mrs. William Dixon entertained the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Tuesday
afternoon A large number were pres
ent and a. delightful afternoon was
spent.
LAND FOR SALE OR TRADE-160-
acres of land, well fenced, located four
miles north Of Karlstad. Will trade for
anything can use.-Alvarado Garage,
Alvarado, MINI.
: AhCtuC1J AOIuAASu 4tASC hoot"A
day to his home northwest of town,
after having spent two weeks in the
City Hospital, where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
We are getting steady run of orders
for Ford cars. It is the right thing
to- do to place order now and not be
disappointed when the warm spring
days come. w. F. Powell & Co.
Patronize home dealers. Subscrip-,
tons taken for the Saturday Evening
Post, Ladies Home Journal and Coun-
| try Gentleman, and also any other mag
azine or newspaper, at the Sheaf office.
Mrs. J.. A. Black received word that
her uncle, Mr. Dan Wolfe, who former
| ly resided in Warren, passed away from
heart trouble while out walking. Mr..
and Mrs Wolfe lived at Greenville,
Ohio.
1 Mrs. Roy Wadsworth returned Sun
\ day. morning from six weeks visit at
| her former home at Walnut, ILL.,, and
also at Chicago, where she visited at
the home of her sister-in-law,> Mrs.
Frank Powell
The Central High school building at
East Grand Forks was destroyed by
fire of unknown origin Feb. 22nd. The
Loss lis estimated at about $1OO;OOO
|about percent Of which is covered
by insurance. \
Mrs. r. E. Hooper entertained Sat
urday in honor of her little son, Junior,
who was three years old. Eight little
lguestS, We're present and a pleasant
afteEl66n was spent in playing games,
latter (which delicious lunch was
Served. j il ..5 '
aGekiIt porch screened in and that
new ttoor laid now before the spring
rush begins. We are prepared to figure
with you on any repair work or new
building; that you intend to do. Call or
lfphone ZIG. P. Aug. Peterson. Carpen-
| ter and Contractor.
! File and Pay by March 18th" is the
ln6w slogan of the international Rev
|enheSS Bureau. Collector Lynch is pre-.
n paf4ng to handle the food Of income tax
u pa Ymentss that will reach him between
ttnow and the close Of business on Satur-
! day, March 18th.
| Aug. Lundgren returned yesterday
from visit in st. Paul. While there
he saw Nels e. Bystrom, Of Great Falls,
Mont, who had gone there to see his
brother Olof, who is receiving medical
treatment at a, ST Paul hospital. Mr.;
IBystrom expects to visit Warren
friends the latter part Of the week on
his way home. I
earns and the Grip is to come to the
Strand on Tuesday, March 18th, under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Of ssths
presbyterian church. In it Billie Burke
is seen to splendid advantage in a story
dealing with the great world war
Come and see how an American CIR
outwits some foreign spies. Tt will b.
lwell worth your while.
II L. T.. Steen, who has conducted TIN
Bazaar store in this city for numbel
Iof years, has accepted a position will
the Marshall County Land Company
Mr.. Steen is very capable business
man and in transferring his activitie
from a variety store to that Of rea
estate, he makes move to field @
larger opportunities and where he vii
have the chance to use his bushes
abilities to better effect.
a concert will be given Friday even
ing, March 7th, at 8 o'clock by the chot
| Iof the Swedish Mission church, assist