Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-11

Wanted Waitress aud chamber maid
at Hotel Warren.
See Shirley Mason and Fatty Ar
buckle at the Strand Friday only.
Gunnar stenberg, who is employed al
the Boardson Meat Market, spent Sum.
day at Crookston.
g. a.. Nelson will leave this evening,
for Minneapolis to attend q convention
OF the Knights Of Pythias lodge.
The Peoples Trading co. has made IN
improvement this week by adding a
neat and durable set Of front doors to-
their store. 3s S
Judge Andrew Grind aland and Court.
Reporter w. Q. Braggans6left Monday
for Thief River Fails, where they are
holding term Of court.
The following young men from Oslo
arrived In the city Tuesday evening on
business matters Thomas and Gilbert
Veralrud, Alfred Wang and Knute Gull
bransOn. .3,s 81
Magnus Pihlstrom spent last Friday
at Argyle where he acted as umpire in.
basket ball game between the high
school teams Of Argyle and Stephen,
Stephen Won the game by score Of
IS to IL. q.
a. Bergstrom, of this city, leaves this
evening for town Of Moylan for, to-
gether with the members Of the Mar.
shall County Skandinayiske Mutual.
Fire Insurance CO., to adjust loss,
which the company has recently had at
that place .ss$
The Sheaf job printing plant has
been kept quite busy during the past
week printing auction sale bills. IL
you are going to hold an auction sale
leave your order for the printing Of
bills and advertising with the Warren,
Sheaf and the work will be promptly
and correctly done.
John A. Lundquist, Of town Of
Wanger, was visitor at the home Of
his brother, G. 3. Lundquist, in this
! city Tuesday. Mr. Lundquist recently
sold his 24O acre farm In Wanger to
his neighbor, Albert Yutrzanka, at
$3.50 an acre. Mr.. Lundquist intends
to move soon to Fargo, where a. son
resides. He will dispose OF his per-
sonal property at public. sale ito be
held some time in March. 5:zs< &
: NelssJ ohnson, Andrew Larson and
Melville Larson returned last week
from their trip to Chicago, ILL.,, and
South Bend, Ind, and other points
where they visited the large factories
in which some If the lines of machinery
Isold by Warren Machine and Iron
| Works are manufactured. They report
that they were very much impressed
with the magnitude Of the plants and
the efficiency in their. operation
The K. y. Taralseth Co. and Warren
Machine and Iron Works Co., of this
city, have each installed Burrough' S
bookkeeping machine in their establish
4 ments. The machine is a great time
saver for the bookkeeper. eliminates
mistakes in posting the wrong ac-
counts, hence is a protection to the Gus.
toner and besides. it possesses the adj
! vantage Of furnishing to the proprietor
the exact standing Of his business al
I any time he desires it. r. I. Byington
! Of Grand Forks, was in the city las,
4 week installing said machines
!. MI. and Mrs j ohm JOhnsOn returned
4 home last Friday from Texas, where
4 they had visited relatives near Austin
They report having had a very enjoy
fable time and speak OF 1.-The Texas peo
! pie as being very kind and hospitablt
! and always willing to do a favor to g
| stranger when opportunity offers
4 They brought home with them bis
y sack Of cotton to show to their friends
4 one product of the fruitful Texas soil
They had intended to visit relatives u
{. Kansas on their way home but they go
kind of anxious about their children
/ owing to the prevalence of the flu cpl
{ demic all over the country and there
fore returned to Warren sooner than
they expected.
w. r. Powell and A, a.. Harris re
turned home from their Texas trip las
Thursday. They spent about a Weel
at Fort Worth, Texas, and in the OF
regions at Fort Burnett, north Of there
l.There is great excitement over oil il