Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-08

Fine valentine postals for one cent
at Natwick's
The greatest event Of the season
Marshall County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dahlquist ar
rived home Tuesday from visit with
friends and relatives in Roseau cOun-
.ty.
Rev. Seltz, of T. r. Falls, holds
services in the Norwegian Lutheran
church at Holt next Sunday at 8
O'Clock.
Knute Brosdahl, one Of town of Al
mas prominent pioneer farmers at
tended to matters Of business here on
Monday.
Filing Olson, of Helgeland, visited
in Warren last Tuesday. Lyder Lar
son, of the same place, was here Fri
day last week.
The opening chorus called "The
Boogie Boo" by SO little girls is alone
worth the price of admission at the
Marshall County fair
Miss Emma Jorgenson, of the coun-
ty auditors office, attended the funer-
al of T.. O. Sehey, the Alma pioneer,
in Argyle on Tuesday.
Harry Hoselton, of Mapleton, N. D.,
has arrived to take the place vacated
by Bonnie Rosenthal as clerk in the
Warren Pharmacy. He is a cousin
of Clarence Shultz, the barber.
All persons having in their posses
sion books belonging to the Minneso.
ia Travelling Library, arc requested
to return them at once as the case of
books must be shipped back.
The College Chorus with the girls
and boys in college costume, carrying
pennants and singing the college song
and drill is one of the musical mum
bers at Marshall County Fair.
Judge Grindeland gave the two boys
who got in trouble, an indefinite sen
tence to the reformatory, whittier
they were taken on Tuesday by Sher
if F0rsberg and A. C. Swandby.
Feb. % the members of the Presby
terian Ladies Aid society will serve
supper in the Winchester building
east Of meat market. Serving to- be
gin at six o'clock.
Fred Anderson, of Galloway, shooh
hands with Warren friends Tuesday
on his way to Stephen, where he
formerly lived Said he had spen
considerable time in Montana las
year, and may go there to live per
manently.
The remains of the Great Northern
wrecked train passed thru Warner
Monday afternoon at 2:2O O'clock
Several damaged trucks, loaded o.
flat cars, told the story quite well, bu
the coaches did not seem eve1
scratched up. Only one window wa
broken.
Andrew Melgaard, owner of tn
Snake River Farm, has had bad luc1
with the wheat which he stored in hi
elevator in town. The wheat wa
put into the elevator in a somewha
damp condition and upon investiga
cation a week or two ago it was foun
that several thousand bushels had be
come spoiled by heating in the bins
Some of the least spoiled grain ha
been shipped and will probably sci
for something, but the bulk Of it i
fit only for feed. Mr.. Melgaard's los
is heavy one.
The Original Pickets, well know
in this territory as character initial
ors and minstrel entertainers, will b,
seen at the M. w. A. opera house OF
Thursday evening, Feb. 49, This sea
son they stage an entertainment witt
the title, "a Rehearsal in Florida,
which includes Swedish, Dutch, He
brew and Italian character sketches
of high order. Dave Picket has tn,
leading roles in a series of humorous
black and white sketches. Old plan
tation songs, accompanied by banjo
and other string music, will be tea
ture Of the evening.
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