Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02

Aprilss16th IS the date Of the band
concert.
Powell & Co. -
". H. N. S. at FIRST 81 3. church.
next Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock.
Lewis Westman will sell Mayer shoes
i for men and boys at reduced prices. on
Market Days. '..
Rev. s. w. Swenson left Tuesday ey-
ening for Hines, Mimi, on business for.
the conference.
Place. your order with us for Ford
car. We won't be long in getting it for
you.--W. F. Powell & Co. .
Mrs. Chas. w. Anderson returned
home Monday morning after visiting a
few days with 81. Allen at Radium.
Miss Agnes Berget returned Monday
to Grand Forks, after spending her
spring vacation with her parents in this
city. i
O. w. Carlson arrived home Satur-
day morning from Camp Arthur, Texas,
where he has received his honorable
discharge.
The Frank Smith family, who re-
Gently arrived from Pembina, N: ID,
have rented the residence vacated by
the Frank Grumpy family.
Miss Florence Gustafson, who is
teaching northeast from Argyle, was
here to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Edwin A. Johnson, last Thursday.
Sigurd Weinberg, of International
Falls, spent few days visiting at the
Alfred ,Horgen home northeast Of War
rem, leaving on Monday evening for his
home.
To drain out those water ponds in
your land before seeding get Martin
Ditching machine, the right machine
for this kind Of work, only $1,000. Sold
by Lundgren, Wittensten & co.
Henry Hunter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John E.. Hunter, Of Stephen, was a
passenger on Mondays local on his way
home from visit at Thief River Falls
He returned recently from army serv-
ice in France.
Mrs. McGlinch and daughter Lilah
arrived Saturday morning from Cali
fornia, where they have spent the win
ter They returned home Wednesday
morning to Minot after spending few
days here in the city with the Mrs.
0. II. Taralseth.
John L. Olson was called to Moor
head Monday evening because of the
illness of his sons wife, Mrs. Louis Oh
son. News has reached us that she
passed away this morning. Mrs. Olson
underwent a serious operation on Sat
urday. Her many Warren friends will
be sorry to know of her death
Mrs. E. F. Nelson, of Battle Lake,
Mimi, arrived last Friday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peterson, and
also to attend the funeral Of her friend,
Mrs. Clara Nelson (nee TOnderum)
She came too late for the funeral, how
lever. which was held the day before.
Mrs. Nelson left for her home on Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hilleboe attended
the graduation exercises at the North
west School of Agriculture, Crookston,
last week, returning home on Friday
morning. Mr.. Hilleboe says that; the
farmers Of the valley do not yet realize
what big institution the school really
is, and what a great help it is to the
farmers who want to take advantage
of the work done there to improve their
methods of farming. 8.
i, =, III Peterson, a prominent news
paper man Of Dickinson, N. D., was a
passenger on Mondays local on his way
to Donaldson to visit his parents Aiand
/ to welcome home his brother, Hired
i Peterson, who was expected homeA from
Trance The family lived for a, short
time in Warren some years ago. 5#E. Z.
then employed at the printing trade
and Fred attending school. The latter
accompanied his brother to Dickinson
I where he will learn to sling type in
stead Of deadly gas bombs.
.s"'War Gardening and Home Storage
Of Vegetables" and Home Canning and
Drying Of Vegetables and Fruits are
J the titles Of two very interesting and
useful pamphlets published by the Ma.
} tional War Garden Commission, OF
/ Washington, D. G. The Sheaf has re.
lceived a number of copies Of the Vic.
J tory edition of these books and anyone
interested may secure free copies as
long as they last by asking for them at
the .Sheaf Office.