Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-17
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The dinner given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church at the city
hall Friday evening, was a success
full affair, the receipts being about
800.
VIM. J. Brown of Thief River Falls.
formerly of Warren, returned last
week from a trip to Louisiana, where
he secured 5000 acres of Mississippi
delta land to sell. .~.. i.
| We should be very glad of an early
opportunity to show you our clean,
! fresh stock of new and beautiful
Christmas gifts at Holm's Jewelry
Store. -.
! The Juvenile Bostonians presented
"The Princess Chic" at the M. w. A.
opera house to a good sized audience
! Friday evening. The play was of
the usual high >Bostonian standard.
| Albin Young left Monday on a. trip
to the state of Mississippi, where he
will probably buy plantation if he
| finds anything to his liking. John w.
Olson, of Wanger, accompanied him
with a similar object in view.
| A double wedding occurred at the
U. c. parsonage Saturday afternoon,
the 18th of December, when Rev.
Knudtsen united in marriage, Bern:
ard e. Johnson and Ida GustafsOn
and Emil Gustafson and Andrina Ur-
dahl, of Viking.
J. E. Bren and family moved last
Saturday to Bigwoods, where they
will take up their residence on a
farm purchased for them by Mr..
Bren's father, J. w. Bren, and which
adjoins the farm Of Mrs. Bren's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P: Oseth.
What will be the most acceptable
and welcome Christmas present to
that absent boy or girl? Don't you
! think it will the Warren Sheaf? The
cleanest, best and most reliable pa
per in Marshall county. Almost as
as good as a weekly letter from
home and you won't have to write it.
The first annual supper and sale
of the Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Lu-
theran church at Alvarado will be
held in Woodmen hall, Thursday >ev-
ening, Jan. 1, 1914. Come and see
what beautiful articles have been
made and enjoy a good big meal with
your friends the first day of the year.
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Harry Duit and son Theodore Duit
progressive farmers from near Mora
Mimi, were here for few days look
ing the country over. They left fol-
home on Monday but before doing sc
they secured for themselves a choice
farm north east from town, bought
from Mr.. Mathwig. The Quits will
move here next spring to begin farm
| ing.
| We notice that our townsman, W.
%. Braggans was once more. a. winner
at the Northern Minnesota Poultry
Show held at Crookston last week
This time he won LIST and 4th cock.
erels in the Barred Plymouth Rock
class. Mr.. Braggans also won LIST
cockerel at the st. Cloud show. Any
one in need of Barred Plymouth
Rocks would do we'll to see Mr.. Brag.
CAMS birds. He has quite bunch
| of young stock that will make excel
lent breeders in the spring. st
On Monday afternoon, Dec. IS, the
editor and his wife and three mem
bers of the faculty of North Star
College, namely Prof c. E. Sjostrand,
Miss Agda Wennerberg and Miss Lii
lie Gibson were whlsked out to H. J..
Beardmore's beautiful farm in
Sandsville in Mr.. Beardmore's fine
touring car. It was delightful
day, almost spring like, and the roads
were splendid, hence the ride back
and forth was highly enjoyable as
we'll as novel. 1t is not always in
this latitude that one can take an au-
to ride in the middle of December. It
is needless to say that the visitors
had pleasant visit and they appre-
ciated also the delicious lunch spread
for them by Mrs. Beardmore.