Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-28

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Dining room girl wanted. Apply at
Home Restaurant.
S. E. Olson, Of Angus, was in this
city Saturday attending to matters Of
business
Hartvick Eckman, from NewfOlden,
passed through this city Saturday ell
route to Grand Forks.
Aug. Berg and Alfred Bake, from
NewfOlden, were business visitors in
this city Thursday afternoon.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a tn.
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld
ing Farm Co. -
Melvin Mortrud came here from
ailments he contracted while serving in
the army abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Norris, of Ian
caster, accompanied. by Mrs. Norris's
parents, passed through this city
Thursday enroute home from Grand
Forks.
Rev. Joseph c. Madison, of Alvarado.
was in the city Thursday. While here
he called at the Sheaf office and left
his subscription for the Sheaf for one
year.
Frans Nelson, of Minneapolis, ar
rived here Saturday morning for
weeks visit at the home of his brother,
John Bloomquist, and his sister, Mrs.
Carl Hanson.
! l.. NJ. Olson returned Friday morn
ing from the Rio Grande Valley, Texas,
where he had accompanied a number
of land seekers from the southern part
of the state. Il
Mrs. Gust Carlson and three child
rem, of West Superior, Wis, arrived
last Saturday for visit at the August
Person home. Mrs. Carlson is a sister
of Mr.. Person.
We now carry a good supply of Nc
Cormick, Deering and Moline Binders
and we ask that you give us your
order NOW so we can have it ready
for you when harvest starts. Yours
for service.-Lundgren, Wittensten &
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Odman and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert carson returned home
Sunday evening from an auto trip to
Warroad and Roosevelt. where they
had been berry picking. They report
blue berries not very plentiful this
year, but raspberries very abundant.
Boiler Inspector Ole J. Mebust, of
Viking, Marshall County, was inspect
ing boilers in this vicinity Saturday.
MIR. Mebust has held the position of
boiler Inspector for Kittson, Roseau
and Marshall counties for 9 years and
is very efficient and careful official
st. Vincent New Era.
The Bowery Dance which was to
have been given at Menzers Grove by
the Federation of Farmers Clubs on
Friday night, July %, was postponed
on account of the heavy rain, until
Friday, July 30. In case of rain. dance
will be held Saturday after Electric
lights by Delco System. Come every
|body.
Don't fail to visit the Industrial Elk
position held in the Auditorium in con-
junction with the Pennington County
Fair. Thief River Falls, Aug. 4, 5 and
Is. This exposition will be open day
and night and admission is free to all
fair visitors. The women's and boys
land girls exhibits will be housed at the
Auditorium and exhibits of merchants
and manufacturers feature of the fair.
Roger sandberg, of Minneapolis,
escorted his grandfather, John Sand
berg, from that city to his home in
vega, arriving here last Thursday.
The grandfather had been in Mime
|apOlis to- consult specialist for his
eyes. An operation for cataract was
performed on one eye with>-the result
he lost the sight of that eye entirely.
Roger is employed in the federal re-
serve bank in Minneapolis. He was
accompanied here also by young
friend named Swanson, of Mime
apolis, and both young men spent two
or three days here visiting and taking
in the sights. 49,
The Wendt form of partnership farm
lease has come to be we'll and favor
ably known in South Dakota through
it's use by considerable number of
farm owners scattered throughout the
Estate. This plan Of farm rental shows
great promise of eventually doing away
to large extent with the old fashioned
one year cash and share rent plan
Which is rapidly impoverishing tenant,
|Owner and soil alike. The Wendt plan
Substitutes for the annual spring move
and the poorly equipped, neglected
tenant farm, the steadily developing
and substantial farm partnership in
which the landowner and the land
operator work together as a team year