Warren sheaf., 1912-08-22

i See Lundgren, Wittensten & Co..
ad. in this paper It will interest yo,.
MIS-. .. II. Taralseth left Wednesday
morning for visit at her home at
Mimic, N. D.
Prof. A. A. Stromberg; of the Uni
verslty of Minnesota, visited with
Warren friends on Monday.
e. A. Peterson, of Clementson, is
here assisting in harvesting and
threshing on the Spaulding farm, as
: usual.
Mrs. S. Asplund, of Lake City, is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. e. b. Sjostrand She leaves on
Friday to visit a daughter and two
sons at Glenburn, N. D., before retura.
home.
! D. Farrell left Saturday for his old
nome IN Iowa, where he will help OBJ
serve home coming week." when as
many as possible of those who have
been born or lived in the town will
gather to renew old friendships and
have a good time.
Prof. c. E. Sjostrand received
tempting offer yesterday from Luther
College at Wahoo, Neb., to become the
principal of the commercial depart
ment, but as he is too much attached
to North Star College and his work
there, he declined the offer.
Justice Carlson, deputy sheriff, was
at Stephen yesterday arresting one by
the name of Harry J. Fulton, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
: lenses He was acting as agent for a.
nursery at Valley City and is accused
of taking fake orders and other
crooked work. Deputy Sheriff Kelly,
Of Valley City, arrived today to bring
the man to Dakota to stand trial.
Mrs. A. p Bjorklund, aged SO years,
died at the home OF her daughter7in.
law, Mrs. Annie Bjorklund, in town
; of Alma last Sunday evening after a
short illness. She is survived by her
aged husband who also makes his
home with his daughter-in-law. No
children survive her, they having all
died previously. Mr.. and Mrs. Bjork-
lund have been residents of Marshall
county for more than seventeen years.
: The funeral took place Tuesday from
the church in Alma township and the
remains We're inferred in the cemetery
at that place, Rev. Larson of Warren
fficiating.-Argyle Banner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frans Fransson were
pleasantly surprised on Friday even
ing Of last week when unknown to
them large number Of friends enter
: ed and took possession of their home.
: when all had assembled, Mr. NJ l..
Larson arose and explained the OBJ
ject of the visit and on behalf of
friends of Mr.. Fransson in the city and
surrounding country, presented him
with purse of 1915 in cash as a
small start with which again to enter
business Of some kind, and also $25 in
, coupon books at the local stores. Mr..
Fransson thanked the givers for their
kindness and he also desires thru the
!. columns Of the Sheaf to thank all his
friends for thus rememb bering him now
when he has met with financial re
), ty. Refreshments We're served during
the evening and all participating felt
happy in having been able to bring
happiness to an old neighbor and
friend and his family.
A comparison Of the box Office re.
ceipts Of the various classes of at
!, fractions that are playing in the Unit
, ed States at present has convinced
theatrical managers that more than
one-half of the people who go to the
theatre go there to be amused, tc
!, laugh and to find relaxation from theil
, trouble and worry. In Beulah Poyn
ter's dramatization of Mrs. Mary j.
Holmes novel, LENA Rivers" this
4 fact was kept in mind, also, and SC
when you go to see LENA Rivers you
may count on getting good many
} hearty laughs, not at the old stero
r typed business and lines, but at new
! and clever comedy. OF course, the
3 book has strong and beautiful drama
!. tic material and this forms the foun
t dation Of the play, but you will be
+ amused as we'll as entertained. "JoeI
a Slocum" is always conspicuous, and
) in his scenes with Granny and LENA