Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-03-14

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stem & Co.
PEOPLE Of Thief River Falls should
take pride in the fact that they are
Favored by performances from such
hlgh class musical organizations as
the st. Paul Symphony orchestra, for
IT not only puts Thief River Falls on.
Inc map as one of the important cities
OF the Northwest but also shows de-
sire for higher culture and develop
ment in musical tastes and ideas.
Pete Doran, who was employed on
the Woodward farm several years ago
but who has been working on the 500
hne in eastern Marshall county for
some time past, has again returned to
farming and intends to remain a farm
er the remainder of his life. In the
last seven years he has not missed a
days work and he says he feels Just
right for strenuous farm life.
J. G. Mccarthy arrived few days
ago from Kentland, Ind, to prepare
temporary home in Warren for his
family, which arrived yesterday. They
have located on the east side, but in
tend to engage in farming in the near
future. His brother-in-law, George
Confer, recently purchased half Sec
ton OF land in Angus township. Both
are good farmers and are welcomed to
this section.
The Musical special at the Electric
Theatre last evening by DR.. Bake
and Mr.. Prytz was very much appre-
clated by the crowded house which at
tended the show. Mr.. Prytz as vocal
sololst and DR.. Bake as pianist is a
musical combination that is hard to
beat. Manager Hanson is running
good class of films at the Electric and
as result the seats are full at every
performance.
Ole Gjerde, of Noble, was the victim
OF a painful accident on Monday. Be-
ing engaged in pressing hay he tried
to poke the hay down into the machine
with his foot, when that member was
caught and given severe squeeze,
some of the bones being badly crush.
ed, though not broken. Mr.. Gjerde
was taken to the Warren hospital to
have his injuries attended to. He
will not lose his foot.
The State High School Board exam
nations in Grammar, United States
History, Arithmetic and Geograph,
will be given Monday and Tuesday
March 18th and 10Th at, the Washing
/ ton school in Warren. Pupils from
the country schools who are prepared
to take these examinations, may do S,
at Warren, if they wish. The pre-
gram will be as follows: Monday, Mar
|1S-English Grammar, 9 a. M; Aritl,
metic, 2 p. m. Tuesday, Mar. 19-Uni
ted States History, 9 a. m. Geography
2 p. m.
G. Otto Bystrom, who has been thu
assistant county superintendent o.
schools of Marshall county under Co
Supt. David Johnson, has resigned
said position to enter upon CONNER
cial career. He left the fore part o
the week for Grand Forks to enter
the employ of the St. Hilaire Retail
Lumber Co., as bookkeeper and assist
ant in that company's big yard there
i Mr.. Bystrom has, since his graduation
from the Warren High School, class o
I '06, served in various capacities in thi
city, first as assistant postmaster, the,
deputy treasurer and clerk of probate
court and lastly as assistant county su
lperintendent of schools. Possessing
fine musical talents, he has taken a,
active interest in the Warren band
the choir of the Swedish Lutheran
church and in other musical organiza
| tions, hence he will be greatly MISE,
in musical circles and also in socia
gatherings of the young people of tn,
city. Otto carries with him from
Warren the best wishes of a host O
friends for his future success.