Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-29
Dance at Angus tonight (Thursday)

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Compare others prices on ladies un-
derWear with those advertised by X. j..
Taralseth co. .s ...
-Four big, young, work horses for sale.
In good shape. Warren Machine &
Iron Works Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ryden entertain-
ed the Mems Society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church Tuesday evening.
Oscar Golden, night. clerk at Hotel
Crookston, at Crookston, visited at his
old home here last Friday between
trains. Il 2~s.st.sas #
Do not 60 on without home. We
have them fore sale. Inquire at the
office Of the Warren Building and Loan
Association. "
Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Persenius and
Rev. Joseph Mattson, Of Alvarado,
visited with Rev. and Mrs. S. w. Sven
son on Tuesday. 5s.
Mrs. VIM. Nyberg arrived from
Gothenborg, Sweden, this morning for
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. r. o. Natwick, in this city.
Mrs. ]. p. Lundin and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Solomon Lmdin, of Stephen,
arrived Monday, where the latter will
seek medical aid at a local hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen and
Toby Scheie attended the Carlson Bros.
shorthOrn sale at CrOokstOn Tuesday.
Mr.. Hansen purchased a fine heifer calf
at the sale. 7E :.'%E E. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Larson enter
tanned a number of their friends last
Wednesday evening in honor of their
fifth wedding anniversary. Covers
were laid for eighteen.
E. Dagoberg, who has made an all
summer visit at the home of his son-in-
law and daughter, H. Mitgard, left on
Tuesday evening for Minneapolis,
where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. K. J. Taralseth returned home
from Maple Lake last Saturday and
she left again on Monday for Fertile
where she will visit with her daug hter,
Mrs. Ed. Mossifn, for few weeks.
We handle 4 different makes of
spreaders, any size you prefer prices
from $4,000 and up. Come in and
ma Ike your selection. Will be glad to
serve you.-Lundgren, Wittensten &
III. !,--r - ss.,
Henry Wolhaupt, who for several
years has been employed with the 500
line at. Radinm, left this week for
Alsen, N. Dak.,!fto assume the position
of section foreman for the 500 Line at
that place. az H. ..}3.ss..s.:.+ = - 40. !,
T., ,Lamberson attended the Carlson
Bros. sale of, shorthorns at Crookston
yesterday The number of heads Offer
ed for sale was "A, OF which IL head
We're sold. The average price brought
was $27S75. ~ ..,.}s:s..
Henry Adams, who has farmed in
this vicinity for number of years,
will leave this week with his family
for Oklahoma. where he intends to
farm next year. The, trip will be made
In their automobile. F> ~ = ~ ~:
f. ,sKovar Harrows, the most popular
quackgrass destroyer. More than 100
sold this season. Conditions are most
suitable right now for cleaning your
land, sizes 9, II and Is feet. Sold by
lLundgren, Wittensten &. Co. j
Lester r. Peel, who has been employ
ed here the past summer, left Monday
evening for Minneapolis; where he is
a.! student in the Agricultural College
Of: the State University. Mr.. Peel is a
senior college this, year. 4 - 4,
CLERK Of. Court .A:. G. Swandby reports
having. issued marriage licenses during
the past week to the following ~ Oseph
Johnson to Mabel Bragg. Samuel ;.G:
Msol to Esther E.sAnderson, and Nor
man Williams to Alice Wayne ~ :
ssT. Tharaldson, Of Thief River Falls,
was here Tuesday . arranging for a
meeting Of the Nonpartisan league to
be held. here October Sth. Claude
Townley and N. e. ThOrmodson are the
speakers slated for the meeting.
aR. E. Hooper returned this morning
from Sank Center, where he has spent
several months recuperating from an
operation. Mrs. Hooper and children,
who went to CrOokstOn Sunday even
ing for a visit with friends, also return
ed home this morning.
M. i. Warner purchased a very fine
DurOc gilt at f. "A. Green's sale at
Stephen yesterday. This gilt won first
Junior sow pig prize and was also one
of the four which won the first futurity
herd prize at the North Dakota State
Fair held at Fargo this year.
Mrs. Dahlof, Miss Ebba Lundgren
and Mrs. SjOstrand will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Swedish Lu-
theran church next Friday afternoon.
Supper will be served for the men. A
lcordial invitation is extended to all.
The ladies will also entertain the
Luther League on Friday evening.
Mrs. Olof Carlson, of Marble, Mimi,
is visiting old friends in Warren for a
week or two. Last Thursday she visit;
ed with her daughter, Mrs. Fogelstrom.
Of Kennedy, between trains. Mrs.
Carlson says that her husband, who
suffers from paralysis, has improved
considerably since they left Warren.
| Charley Abrahamson, who for several
years has farmed in town Of Parker,
has leased his place there for the next
season, and has rented q farm adjoin-
ing the old home farm north Of War
rem, which is now operated by Charlie