Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-24

Hans A. Larson, of Bloomer, visit,
ed in the city Monday.
Success Manure spreaders sold 81
| w. F. Powell & Co.
T. Oscar Johnson left Tuesday morn.
ing for Norton, N. D. @
Rev. H. Thorne, Of Brainard MINI
visited with Rev. E. o. Chelgren YES
terday. 'a.. @',.a5 - =
Spend your evenings in Dreamland
5000 feet of latest pictures. Admis-
sion 10c. =.
Jonn Bergman, of Oslo, was here
monday on his way to Fergus Falls
on business.
Don't fail to call and see the Easter
hats that have just arrived at the Mil.
linery Emporium.
Return engagement of the famous
English Grand Opera Singers and
Symphony Orchestra, March 2sth. !
Rev. Kr. Rosenthal, of Kennedy, at,
tended a meeting of the trustees Of
North Star College on Monday even
ing. .-.... -, s,ar
A No. $50 Cream Separator Of the
standard make for SIS. OO. This is
only for Easter week. Call on Lund-
gren Wittensten & Co.
Editor and Mrs. G "A. Johnson, of
Grygla, who have been in the city for
about a week, left. Tuesday evening
for their home in the eastern Marshall
County metropolis. = r:
P. s. Malberg, of Excel, is here today
taking in the Farmers Institute and
visiting with part of his family which
is here. He has just come back from
short visit with relatives near Bag.
ley, MINI.
Miss Bertha Canum, of McCrea, left
last Saturday morning for Argyle to
visit with her friend, Goldie Mcneil.
She returned Monday evening and re.
ports having had a very enjoyable
time.
:; Judge Grindeland and family have
moved into their beautiful new home
this week. The house is one Of the
largest and best in the city, thorough.
modern in every respect. All friends
of the judge and his family hope and
wish that they may live long to enjoy
the elegant new home.
Harold Gen, of Thorwick, was in
the city Tuesday. Mr.. Den has taken
a claim in Canada to which he intends
to move this spring. He will hold an
auction sale on his farm Saturday,
April End, at which will be sold lot
of full blooded stock, farm machinery
and other property.
Prof. D. B. Jewell, the newly elect
ed teacher of agriculture in the War;
rem schools arrived yesterday accom-.
panied by his family. He halls from
the state Of Michigan and he comes
to US very highly recommended for
the work he is called to do. The peo-
pie of Warren and vicinity extend
hearty welcome to Prof. Jewell and
his family.
A rare treat is in store for all the
music lovers of Warren and vicinity.
on March 28th, when the famous Eng
lish Grand Opera Singers and Sym
phony Orchestra, will play a return
engagement. This company is with
out doubt the very best that ever ap-
peared in our city, and no lover of
good music should fail to hear them.
Reserved seat sale opens Saturday af-
ternoon at 1 o'clock, at Ayers Confec-
tionery store.
The north bound flyer on Monday
was about ten hours late owing to a
bad wreck near Rogers, a small sta
ton not far from Minneapolis. Sc
veral cars were derailed, the engineer
killed, mail clerk severly hurt, and
the mail car burned together with
nearly all the mail. Mrs. J. P. O'Con-
nell and son, C. L. Spaulding and G.
L. Thorson were On the train, and
though badly shaken up, were unin-
iured. =.