Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-05-20
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Fresh milk and cream delivered
daily. Telephone No l.. Spaulding 4
Farm.
The seasons treat with Marion
Leonard, Friday night in Leaf in
the Storm
Miss Amy Brunsell returned to Al
varado last Friday after visit with
friends here.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a special
meeting in the Methodist church on
Monday afternoon at three o'clock. q
Aug. Lundgren and Nels Johnson
returned this morning from st. Paul
where they had been on business.
Rev. knudtson will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon for the Argyle
high school Sunday evening, May "a.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Sandberg on wednesday afternoon,
May 9th.
Coming = Warmers sensational
feature, "A Leaf in the Storm" at
Opera House Friday night. Admis-
sion 10 and Is cents.
| G. D. Anderson, Of Alvarado, came
to town last Friday in his new Buick
automobile purchased from Victor
Malm of the Warren Auto Company.
Hawken Melgard, of Moscow, Ida
no, is visiting his brother Andrew in
this city, and also his brothers at Ar
gyle, Kennedy and Thief River Falls
this week.
Aug. Swanson, from near st. Hi
laire, brought daughter to the
Warren hospital last Friday for med
zeal treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl SEVERN and son
Roy left Friday evening for Mime
apolis, where they were to take in
the big Il de Mai celebration.
H. j. Beardmore left yesterday for
Chicago TO attend the General AS
sembly Of the Presbyterian church as
lay commissioner from Adams Pres
bytery.
| will be pleased to show samples
of wall paper at homes Of those in
terested. Large assortment. Repair
carpenter work, paper hanging and
painting.-C. F. White. Phone 1872.
The Thief River Falls Gun Club
will come here Friday afternoon to
compete with the Warren Gun Club
in a shooting tournament the same
afternoon.
Miss Marion Leonard, the great
emotional actress will appear in
Warmers sensational ocean drama,
at Opera House, Friday night. Ad.
mission % and Is cents.
". F. Head, who resides mile
north Of town lost three valuable
sheep Friday. The animals were
killed by q cattle special that was
travelling at very fast rate.
Mrs. c. G. Whitney and baby and
Mrs. Daniel DeLury, of Walker,
Mimi, arrived this morning for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B.. Nelson, parents of Mrs. Whitney,
Oswald Lind, district engineer for
the Minnesota Highway Commission,
returned last Friday from Middle
River and other points, where he has
been looking after road and bridge
work.
Among those who attended the
18th OF May celebration at Minneap-
oils were Andrew N. Lodoen, Ole N.
Nelson, Andrew Melgard, and Judge
Grindeland. from this city, and Mr..
and Mrs /. N Lodoen, of Alvarado.
Get your corn and potato machinery
/ from US: Moline Corn Planters and
| Cultivators and one and two rows po-
tato planters. You will be pleased in
using the Moline nters-Lundgren
| WitNensten & Co.
Miss Shaner, a national temper
ance lecturer, will deliver temper
ance lecture in the Methodist church
Monday evening. No admission will
be charged and everybody is cordial
| ~ invited.
The Judge Grindeland family re-
| y
! ceived telegram Saturday from
Bergen. Norway, saying: "Hurrah
for Norway This was evidence
that Mrs. Grindeland and others from
| Warren had arrived safely in that
city.
Prof. and Mrs. Abrahamson re-
turned this morning from short VS.
it in the southern part of the state,
Mr.. Abrahamson says that there was
evidence of generous rains the entire
distance from GAINESVILLE north. Wa
ter was standin gin the bitches along
the track in many places.
4. Several auto loads Of Thief River
Falls people visited over here on
Sunday, among whom were noted Mr.
and Mrs. George Johnson and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. John Void and
/ daughter Lois, and John Bratrud