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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19


HISTORIC Water Witch offers unexceiled
sites on the banks of the picturesque Shrews-
bury River, at the foot Of the famous Water
Witch Hill; private beach. large boat basin;
good fishing; lots for sale easy terms,
carefully restricted. A. E. BENNETT, sales
agent on The property. Water Witch De-
Velopment Co., Water Witch. N. j. New
York oihc., 29 Broadway.
Seven aud eight-room houses for sale; near
Lackawanna and troileys; electricity, gas
parqnet floors. heamed ceilings JAMES G.
BARRADAIE. go Elmwood av. East Orange
CONTRACT for three lots which have been
buying for past five years. located at Hill
tonia. So. Orange Township. For further
particulars, apply to r. S. FULLER 273
Randolph av., e. Rutherford.
$500 buys, $40 rents, five room dwelling;
half acre; high ground fruit chickens;
near Trenton trolley WHITE, 1928 Broad
way, New York
IRVINGTON. Montgomery av and 2Ist St.
near Clinton av., three-story house with
driveway; all impts., for sale cheap In
quire Chadwick or 1877 Montgomery ay
FOR SALE in Englewood to refined Hebrew
family; 7-room house, steam heat, all i'm
proVements; near ball grounds, parks and
synagogue; price $4,000. Address l.. b..
Box 70, Star office.
LOT 37hx1O5 with large stable and three
story house. for sale. Chadwick av.
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NORTH ARLINGTON
Restricted residential town; healthy Local
ton: 10 minutes to New York and Newark
Unusual bargains go per cent below
valued in two-fanily homes, Is rooms. ee-
gantly papered and decorated; two baths:
two separate steam heaters; electric light
through whole house; hardwood floors; beam
ceilings; refined neghborhood; one block to
trolley.
WORTH $4,000 OUR PRICE $4,000.
No monthly payments. No premiums.
Return from vacation to your own home
and let "the other family pay the carry
ing expenses. Investigate; call or write.
j. A. KIETLINSKI, SOLE AGENT.
$40 Broad st. Tel 1888 Mulberry. Newark
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MIDWIVES

REGISTERED MIDWIFE
MRS. DREWES BRANDT,
1873 MULBERRY ST., CORNER MARKET.
LADIES' PRIVATE NURSING; HIGH
CLASS EXPERIENCE COMMITMENTS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
TEL 8239-W. MARKET.
MRS. GRUICH. PRACTICAL NURSE.
Ladies' private nursing, treatment at home;
doctors reference. Sc South orange av.
Phone 3I5s-W. Market
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FOR SALE

DIR. II. VAN DER RoEsT'S
HOSPITAL FOR DOGS AND CATS.
10 12 "A Orchard st. Phone 1880 Market
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PATENTS
PRINTING

HlGH-GRADE printing at low-grade prices
STOUTE. SO Academy st. Newark. =. ].
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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av. and Joralemon St, Bloomfield,
y j. Best Inca ted and finest kept, with per-
pstual care to lot owners ! e; plots Of
caves. $50 up; single graves, SIS. Phone
1893 R1onrr field
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Die Walfiihbai bcntih!
Der cnsliide nnb her beutihe @pi.

Use fiebt 10 tbe iiniih," crfldrtc
Ser cnsIiid)e aonig in ieiner lestcn
5bronrebe. @leidl nornlf nber 'ieht
man lid, 5u elmer gnt1hulbi9nns &C.
3rpunscn, neil Der S%broufol9er niht
an Der Sront lit. Corn aitd1ener lei
Der Iniiht Rag cs beiicr lei, iuenn CT
p%orloufig 6ubauie blcihe. Zen 3peis
ten Spbn bc5 a0niaspunrcs hattie man
nlf Gin 6oipitalid,ifi acid,ift, bpltc
i'm aber Ihleuniait bcint. ais Die
bertfden llutcrlecboote ibrc perrpescs
1en Sabrten ruh Der enaliiohen aiiitc
mad1ten. Sn Scutiflanb lit man 10
.dneitlih uiht. 90 frngt man auf
nid,t Den aricgslniniitcr, Oh cincm
Yrin3eu scitattet iperren fDnnc, sur
Sront 6u gcben. ia 9ebt CT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Cine Hapit. Anefoote.

lleber sic &ohl bcs nellcn Yapites
miro cine biibide @eididic er5dblt.
bic. merr tic picllcift nid't pnhr ieit
lpnic, huch bcu &nr6li9 hat. 9ut CTS
ilmocn 81 icin. Bel Der Iniprnd,e an
nic GurbinGle Dor Der @abl iagte Der
Y~rcpiacr I'M Sinblid aui Die 9epeus
tune hcs YapitcS in seaenpdrtiser
3cit: .Sobio lteiio ba iatto apanti Si
moi fcle3ionc Def mlopa papa bella
d. a." ("Sott ielbit bat berelts
Dor ms Die @ahl bes neren Yapites
Der Sirhc setroiicn." Nm @nbc ncs
Subes madote er cine fur8c Yanlc. uno
bos Gho rici in Die ieicrlitc Stile
bcs SaalcS biuein luic cine An,ipprt
nom pimnel: ~Seln Ghicin!" Der
Enpits Ganpibat, ali Den man Slppr
uidt 9choti. mar %sennnnt, llnS ais
III ouf Die nriprilnalihen Ganris
bntcn iih nift aleih cinigen icrnte.
pnrh Scla @biela bas S~bcrbanpt Der
STRIDE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Bel 9nmbagu ,penbet reidjlif Sloau;S
nft.

Sbrc anfdQe bon 9imbaao iinb bet
@eitcm nid)t 10 bofiuuuaslos. ols es
ideint. Sic fonnen iid fnit auaa1s
blidlidc 2inpcrun9 perifaiicn. tneem
Sic ciniad Hiidcn uub Scnocn NIT
Sloau eminent reibeu. Snmbago
1T cine. Art Reconnaissance uno lpelft
p~olitdneig beim @cbrdud 0 Sloan's.
ipeldhc5 ihncll 81 Den punocn, ms
piinhlid,en Wlisfeln burforingt ulo
oieielben picber geifmeibig mut,t.
aallicn Sic lid cine % Gents Sld'dIe
Slpan's ointment i'll irgcnp elmer Ipoz
t6efc. nanlit sic CO itets III 6uno
babeu eeacn grfdlnlnscn, ipcbe uno
%gcihipclenc @licber, Hbeurntiemrls.
Ncurul9ie, Seiatica uno dbnlthc Seis
bcu. Shr @clb 5uriid, ipenn ntdlt Sns
~iriebenaeitellt. uber es bringt talt
aJaenbiitlihe Siaoerung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Bic ariesserfldrmusen.

Ser POM grimmigen 6untrr Der
Deutihen 2unblpebrmdrner oif.lcrte.
Iarfaitiite Nnltlag all Der Yotaoamer
aaiernc: - .Sier iperoen nod biS
aui peitcrcs ariesserfldrnn9en ange<
monument" - 9epinnt on Nelier,
lpcn1 IL lid Die nnd)itebenbe fronos
lp9iide Nuf3dhluna Der lett DEM 2S.
Suli criplaten ariesscrfldrun9en boz
Susen hdlt:
IS. Suli: Seltcrreid an Scrbicn;
1. auauit: 5~eutidlauo IN HublanS;
3. Nuauit: Scutihlunp an Srant,
reid;
3! Tuauit: Seutihlanb an Selgien;
A. guauit: @nalano an Seutiflano;
8. NIauit: Ceiterreih an MuBlano;
6. Muauit: Scrbicn an Oeutihlano;
II. Nlauit: Wontencaro an Sentid,
ldnb;
II. @uauit: Srantreid an Scitcrreif;
10. Nueuit: @uglnne all Scltcrrcib;
"a. Nuguit: Sapan un ScrtIdldnS;
%. 4lguit: Ccitcrreih an Sdpan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Mud, elm 8rieaspers.

Sn Reinidcnbpri mar elm sLitrcis
der ilht bnbci, IN einsm an Der
StraBe licgenbcn @cbpft Die @icbclz
icitc zines Sdyuppcns nit liehlid,cn
Hanplciitcn 81 Ifmiidcn. Sic Nrbeit
mar lhpn bis sur Sdlfte aebicbcn, "a
rici i'm oas Watcrlonb. Was iolltc
ans icincm Ieiitcrperf lpereen? VI
lpuBic lih su hclicn. Soptcl Snrbc
mar nod ou. Die 3cit bate er aud
ocrnhc nod boSn. nne 10 pinIctte CT
benin in it,ouen pcutid,en S~utltnbcu
aui cine 9roBe, frcic Slddc:
.llniertis blcibt bier oieie Nrbeit
llc9en,
Well crit Scr HiIiie unh Sransrs
@tub raid mas AMI Die 5cle
frieacn.
Gin Snnbmchrmann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Sufinmnssiuies 2%uuscnleibeu tnrirt.

@iclc Sciluraen bon 9un9cnlcihcn
iinb uui ben @ebrauf bon Or. Bell
@incs Ear 6onep 5ilriid5uiiihren. @s
itdrtt bic Siuaen. itint zen Sliten uno
brinet ioiortiee Sinoeruua. Scrr "
z. @i!finS bon @ntes, u. g., idrcibr:
.Sd sebrmldJte Sr. Bells Yines3ars
Soren i'll einem Sale, Den bic Ter5te
ais bofimmgslos crtlGrt batter uub cs
beluirfte cine p~ollitdnoi8c anr." Noici
gudJ cine Slnihc Or. Sea's Zinc
Car Spncn. 8em Sbr on trodenem
uno tnrScm Suiten leibet, 10 laliet es
in Den Sols trdnfcln, es piro iihera
lid 2inpcruus bringen. Nur 20 gts.
bel @urcm glpotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Mebr mad red,ts!

Ser YfGlSer Sumor iii Der erniteiten
Situatiou aclpahieu, mic cine Shnllrrc
5eiat, bic nls Wnnnbcim mitaetbeilt
ipirb. Is fpirb %crinnerlid, icin, puS
Scr Observation-Disclosures Hcid1stusss NIB
georbnctc Or. Srant (Waurbeinr) uls
Srciipiller eiuseriidt lit. (9r. Srant
lit bel 9uneoiac s~efoQcn.--N. 3. r.
Man er8Gblt lid MN, oaB bel elmer
militdriideu 8ciidtisune leiner NIB
tbcilung Die Nihtung nid,t g~ctlnppt
unb barulibin Der Suuptmonn linn suz
9erlrfen babe: ~Srauf. 8ittuns mebr
mad redts ncbnreul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
@ernaftaifigt Cure Serbit= Grfaltnng
nift.

Scnfct nift, es pcreebt bon iclbit.
Sas @caentbeil miro Der Sal Iein.
gtebm,t 81. Sings Nelp DISCOVERY,
Sinrcrung pirb idJucn iolgen. sic
fIrirt Sliitcn uno @rfdltum9. hinge
nebmL untiieptiih unb beilcnb. ainpcr
nebmen bieic 0teoi8in 9crne. Solet
9llt cine 80 Cts. Slaihe Sr. Sings
Ncp Siscoperp unb bdbet bicielbc ltcts
an 0onb. uSie ut unicr Saltsor8t
fiir 6uitcn uub @rfdltunecn". id,rcibt
2eipis Chamberlain . bon Iurd,eiter.
Chic. @elb suriidcritdttet, uenn nift
5ufricbeugeitslt, aber Die IcriSin biIft
iait INNER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Saltet 9,ascn unb acber sciunS.

Gin 9cInuber Wn9cn, resc Seber
ano reacln,obig tbdtige Ginaemeipe
limb aciidcrt. pcnn gle Or. Sings
Gcu 9ife Yillcn g%ebraiifcn. sic be'
iorecrn sic @%crbauung. furircn @er'
itppiun9 UNI ilbcn clncn bartender
9inillts oui Sen san5en aprper ms.
Gle rcintaen oos 3lnt unb irclben ole
aiitioen Stpife ourd Die S~iu9cipctoe
aus nen aorprr. Gur % Gents bel
Surem Ipptbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Imtlihe Mclounscn 5nmciit aus benz
ocutid,et Suuytauurtier.

@roBc5 Soupiauurtier, Den I. Sept.
'14.-Sic Nrnnce bcs @cncrals Sbcrs
lien b. alud bat Den nit ihnad]en
Irun6oiiihcu ar0iten mtcruommeucu
%crIIh zines Slanfcnaugriiis in Der
@cgcub Don @pmblcs burd Gin Nrmccz
torps 6lIrild9eidlagcu. Sic Nrmcc bcs
@cucral Cberi1cn b. 8illop bat cine
llberlcacnc iran6Diiifc Nrmcc bel Ct.
Gucntin oolitdnbi9 geihla9en, nadIs
DEM tic I'M &ormorih Gin cn9lilfes
Snfdntcric Battalion geiangcn 9enoms
men battc. Sic Nrmcc bcs @cncrois
Cherltcn b.. 6unieu Bot Den @caucr
ullf Die Ni5ne bel Hctbcl Sltriidaes
brdngt. sic Nrmcc cc5 6cr5oas
Nlbrcdlt bon &irttembcra hat bel scr
SortlcBrn9 hires l~lcbcr9nu95 ilbcr bic
Mans ocu Ncino SunGd,it nit Dor
trurpcn ilbcrrnnnG, mllBtc ubcr beinl
Tor9clcn ilnrtcr icinNlidcr Nrditc
thci!mciic micOcr iiber sic MooS slls
rid. Sic 9rmce bat bic Mtno5, llcbcrs
Q0uac luicocr gcnummcu unb beiinoc,
iih inn &oraeben acgcn Die Nisue. SuS
Sort Ses Slppelles binicr oicier armeS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Ger aricssminiiter uno bic Sosis.

Ser baueriihc aric9Sminiiter bat
untcr bem %. Nu9u't ic~lgenccn Cribs
bcruusaeGcbeu: ~Nn9eiihts Der Sal
tung Der INSTRUMENTATION Eartci
I'M se%acupdrtiScn aricgc nnri Der
@cftiirc mn @crbrcitune Der Iosinls
n~cmotrntiihen Yreiic untcr Den 1ees
resnnacborisen tciu 0inherniB in
Neu @es aelcst iuerocn. 1880 Sreb
b. 8reHeniteiu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
SpaStaniiher Selbenmnth.

&ronprinS Huppred,t ridltetc nnldBs
LID ocs Sinid,eibens ieincs Sphnes.
hes @rbprinSeu Suitpoln, an Den 8pntg
ein Sclcarnmnt, nds nit Den Wprten
ihlicBt: Bic &flidt heiiht icet b Il u>
B II unb nift trduern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

8itro melbet ntftamtiif, aus Con.
Don: lie Aomiralitot aibt bcfonnt.
baB Der ais ,Silfsfreuser nrmierte
Sompier oSceoric" pon Der Whtte
Stor Sinie am Wittpoh nahe Der
9sorbfiiite Sfnttlanos Shiiibriih er.
fifteen bat. Der lompier 1T poaitGt-
Dig nerlorer. Nile Offiaiere uno
Monnihoften murhen aerettet.
Siutid,eu berlin nab apnitantinppcl.
Srnuffurt 8. Gent. - lie
DSrontfurter 3ta." meloet ans aon-
%itontinopel: Ger pom .5anin" nit
gctheilte @nt'flltB oes bertihen Sui.
lers, 5ablreihe unter Den ironSoiis
Id,en @%eiangenen befinolife algeri.
ldc mo tineIiihe Muiellnonnen in
Nfclhctt IN lesen mo nud 0cm Sis
oea aalifotes aeleiten Su loiicn,
mode BORT einen unaebeureu Gin.
Druid.
Die Walfiihbai bcntih!
Iie engliid)en 8l1ttcr nebnlcn nit
Hiibe 9tnti5 bon Der 9eiisergreiiuna
Der @alfiihboi ourf Die Ieutlfen.
Iic @oliiihboi lit lett 1873 in eng.
liidlem 9eiis mo elm in Selltih. 2 iio-
meitafrtfo einaeipren9ter aiiitenltrid,.
9ie Hegierung bon Siio.Afrifo berci-
tet ciuen ToritoB noh Ieutih-S iiO.
meltairifn Dor; babel miro. 10 aloubt
man in 9onoon. ole @olfiid,bai mic.
Der 5uriiferobert meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
5OO, OO0 WemideuireRer

III Den Seutidem Siioiee= Snieln bitten
Inn 9laubensboten. Seoe @abe miro
innerbalb ddt Wpnaten bon DEN bnrt
lpirfenhen ~gti'itondrcn ancrfarnt rpers
Den. Nnn abreiiiere nQe @clnienours
aen fiir Die Silbice Miiiinrcrl oil She
Catholic Printing Co., Snbuane, Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
General Sberit u. Sinhenbers erbdlt
oas Giierue &reu;.

Berlin ocn l.. Sept. '14.-Scr
auiicr bat Den iieareiden Sampler i'm
Citen, @cnernf b. 6inocnbcrg. 5lln
@eneralzS beriten eruaunt unb linn
bns @iiernc arcu5 eritcr alaiie pcrs
1iphpn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
8emeiic iibcr 8cmeiie.

8robss @nuptqllartier, 8. Sept.-
Simmer mieoer finoen uniere Sruppen
auf Der 9un5en ;srollt bel Den gcfonge.
men Sran5oien unb %Gngldnoern Gum.
Gumqei6uiic III iabrifmdBiger Ser.
padllng, 10 mic lie bon Ser Sccrcsper.
maltlrng gelieiert lporbcn iino. Iieie
benllBte grobe Gcrlebung Der @enfer
Contention ourh a%illturpDlfer fam
nift ihori geuug pe%rilrtbeilt merOen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
THE MATRIMONIAL
BUREAU COMING
Big Play to be Given by Home Talent
on Thursday and Friday, Marct,
5th and 9Th.

The Matrimonial Bureau which has
been "a great success throughout the
country will be given at Opera House
Thursday and Friday, March 5th and
9th under the auspices of Woodmen
OF America. AS this play has been a
great success elsewhere it no doubt
will De we'll received in Warren The
play is full of fun from start to finish
and the choruses are exceptionally
good. 1t is hard to state just what
the most pleasing part of the enter
tainnlent will be as you will like the
little tots in their cute pretty songs,
the young ladies and gentlemen in at
traotive choruses and some Of the old
er ones would convulse the most said
audience. In fact each and every
part OF the production is good. The
best talent of Warren will be invited
to take part and rehearsals will begin
on Feb. 25th. The Matrimonial Bu-
reau will be under the direction Of a
professional instructor sent here by
the Home Talent Entertainment Blu
reau of Randolph, New York. Every
one should keep the dates in, mind
and get your tickets early as this
promises to be the best home talent
production ever given in Warren
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
a PLEASANT SURPRISE.

Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. Kurz and family were pleasantly
surprised by a large number of their
friends and neighbors, who gathered
at their home to spend the evening
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurz having sold their
farm here, will soon leave for their
new home at Argyle They have lived
in this community for many years
and have made a large number of
friends who regret very much to see
them leaave but all join in wishing
them success and happiness in their
new home.
In a few we'll choen words Mr.. G..
F. Peterson explained their sudden
and unexpected arrival and presented
them with beautiful buffet as to-
ken of the friendship Of their many
friends.
After partaking Of bountiful lunch
all departed for their homes re-
porting very good time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
FAST HORSES
HERE IN AUGUST
sAoRT-sHlP CIRCUIT WHICH IN
cLuDEs WARREN, TAKES IN
z RACE MEETS.

The North Dakota Short-Ship Rae
ing Circuit, organized ait meeting at
Fargo, Saturday, of which Don Y.
Moore, of Grand Forks, is president,
and W. L. Vanhorne, of Fargo, secre-
tary, has announced the dates of the
race meets of the various cities. w.
S. Lycan, of sCrookston, was active in
securing the organization and repre-
sented Crookston, Warren and Thief
River Falls at the meeting.
The circuit was formed with the
idea Of bringing more and better
horses into this part of the country,
and it is expected that many will be
attracted here from Montana, South
Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa
Following is the schedule: Coopers-
town, July 2, 3 and 4; Valley City,
July Z, 8. 8 and 10; Crookston, July
Is. 16, Il and 1s; Fargo, July 20, 21,
%, %, "a and %: Grand Forks, July
%, 20, 80 and 81; Thief River Falls,
August 5, and q Warren, week of
August 10.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
ALvARADo

B Mrs. Ole Goethe left Monday eve
ming for Canada where she was call
ed owing to illness of her mother
Mrs. 3. Sundin spent Tuesday OF
last week in Warren.
Mrs. p. p. Sorenson arrived home
Tuesday, having been in the Warren
hospital for the last four weeks.
|! Mrs. P. Olson and daughter Harriet
were Grand Forks visitors Wednes-
| day.
Nels Backstrom, Dan Nordstrom,
Martha Mortenspn and Olive Wa]l-
llund, Marie Sylyander, ELLA Edman
and Ruth Hanson took in the teach
lers' convention in Warren, Thursday
and Friday of last week They re-
port a large attendance and very in
structive meeting.
Sanfrid Johnson left Monday eve
ming for Minneapolis.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Frank Da'hlgren en-
tertained number of their friends at
dinner Sunday and Monday evenings.
Mrs. Bill Bergan spent Friday eve
ming with friends in Warren
Nels Lodoen, Lewis Sands, Otto
Holt, Carl Sands, Nels Blomsness,
Alfred Nystrom, Tom Severson and
Effie Thompson took in Sanford
Dodge" at Warren Monday evening.
Agnes Sands and Olga Blomsness
spent Monday at their homes here.
Martin Sands was a Warren caller
Friday.
Alvina Olson has Left for her home
lin Viking, having visited with friends
there the last few weeks.
! The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
4 Lutheran church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Iver Lodoen next Thurs
day afternoon, Feb. 26th All are cor
Idially invited.
i Come to the village school house
]neNt Saturday evening and take in, the
Entertainment given there Ellen Kol
lstoe, elocutionisst and reader will give
several numbers. The newly organ
lied male chorus .'Luren" will appear
for the first time and render severa
lselections Come and encourage these
young men who will show you Alva
rado ranks high in musical talent
Seyeral other musical numbers, voca
solos, duets and quartettes will bs
rendered ALI under the auspices o
Village school. Come one and an!
Tom Severson returned home Tues
Iday morning after a weeks visit Will
friends here.
M o. Johnson and son Harry wer,
Warren passengers Monday evening
The latter had gone there for medica
treatment. 81
\ Willie Johnson returned 10 Canad,
Monday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
North Star College Notes

i = &
F. E. Halden,. architect from Min.
neapolis, was in the city last week on
business. While here he called at
the college and looked over the build
ing. He was very much pleased at
the way all work had been done and
the appearance of the building
On Friday forenoon the college had
NO recitations in order that teachers
and students might have the opportu-
nifty OF attending the convention at.
the opera house and the high school
The Echoes appeared on one of the
programs; Prof. Abrahamson, Prot.
Sjostrand and Prof. Johnson sang in
the male quartette; Miss Wennerberg
sang and Miss Gibson accompanied
Prof. Abrahamson delivered an adj
dress; and the Domestic Science De-
partment under the direction of Miss
Abrahamon served the lunch to the
convention on Thursday evening.
The Warren Ministerial Association
met at the college last week.
On Thursday forenoon of last week
about 300 visitors called at the. col
lege. The visiting teachers and
school boards were highly pleased
with our building
Several of the teachers were enter
tanned for supper at the home of Rev
and Mrs. G. Wahlund last Saturday
evening.
The Philomathian society had one
of its regular programs last Saturday
evening. All who appeared did we'll
The college pianos have been tuned
this week. The loose music flying
about will probably sound little bet
ter after this.
Professor Sjostrand has secured a
set of ten commercial desks similar
to the ones already in use. Now all
the bookkeepers will have their indi-
vidual desks.
The Messiah Chorus is planning on
giving the first concert on March l6
at the opera house. Watch the pa
|pers for further announcements.
Chorus practice on Thursday even
ing of this week at 800 o'clock.
The college aid society will meet
at the home of Prof and Mrs. Abra-
hanson on Tuesday afternoon, March
%. Refreshments will be served A
large crowd is desired
The Argyle Banner mentioned that
Julia Nowacki was entertained by a
surprise party at her home recently
Anna Nelson. '13, called at the col
lege last Saturday We are always
glad to see our graduates call
Professor Abrahamson is attending
the conference meeting at Hallock
this week. but his class work is still
being taken care of,
There will be no school on Satur-
day, as number of the teachers will
go up to Hallock for the conference
meeting. Monday March 90 will be
taken for makeup work Music stu
dents who have lessons on Saturday
of this week will kindly see their
teachers about their work as soon as
possible.
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Leslie Grange attended the spelling
contest at Crookston on Thursday ev-
ening.
The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. Geo, Copp on March 18th.
Ben Annis has been a victim Of lum-
bago this past week
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Knutson return
ed on Saturday from their wedding
trip in Iowa and Illinois and are fully
satisfied that Marshall county is a
good place to live in.
Milton Warner entertained the Boy
Scouts at dinner on Saturday The
boys were chaperoned by Rev. Sam
son of Warren.
Several attended the teachers and
Warren last week.
Miss Bessie Mapps attended the
K. P.'s reception Friday evening.
|. Mrs. Morkassel entertained party
of boys and girls Saturday afternoon
in honor of Harry and Myrtle Morkas-
sells birthdays.
Mrs. Meyers and Mrs Eaton and
baby daughter returned to their home
in Illinois on Friday evening
Mr.. James McKeand has been un-
der the doctors care but the latest
reports were that he was convalesc-
ing.
The lady evangelists closed their
meetings in District No. ~ and left
for Angus.
Mr.. John Backlin was circulating a
petition among the farmers of McCrea
to prove to some of the people of
Warren, that the farmers as rule,
are decidedly against the saloon.
Some will say it is none of the far
mers' business, but anything that is
a public nuisance is the public's bus
mess. If our legislature would do
their duty they would give us town
ship or county option or statewide OPP
tion and then they would find out
where the farmer stands Not only
are the fair sex Of our state disfran-
chised but men of the rural districts
also Give us a dry town.