Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-08-18

The Ghost Of Smiling JIM, spe
cial two part feature at Dreamland
Friday and Saturday.
Dr.. E. N. Schoen, of ortorville
Mimi, arrived yesterday by auto fol
ia visit with Warren friends.
Aug. Helquist, who is in charge Of
! some ditch work at Shelly, spent
Friday visiting friends in the city.
! See! Grace Cunard and Francis
Ford, in 'The Ghost of Smiling jim
at Dreamland Friday and Saturday.
/ Miss Martha Mortenson left TO,
Minneapolis Monday to attend the
marriage of Miss Olive Wahiund tc
George P. Sundby, which occurs to.
day.
A fine baby boy as born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Dahlquist, Of Warren
ton, on Aug. IA, 1915, the event tax
ing place at the city hospital. Mother
and son are doing we'll
Gilbert and Nicholson, proprietors
Of the Warren Garage, have received
a 1916 Studebaker and will be pleas
ed to give demonstration of its
superior qualities at any time
Phone 284.
Mrs. Carl Swanson and son, Emil
Of Minneapolis, visited with her hus-
bands brothers, Fred Swanson, of
this city, and Aug. Swanson, of Ra-
dunn, for couple of weeks, leaving
for their home last Saturday.
Mrs. C. S. White returned hone
last Saturday from a visit win the
J. A. Noyes family at St. Vincent.
Mrs. Ralph Christensen returned tc
! Ada on Monday, after a few days
visit with parents and other relatives
here.
| H. Eugene Sutton, of Columbus
Wis, attended to business in probate
court here on Monday. He is the sole
heir of his father, the late J. J. SUIT.
ton, whose property interests in Mar.
}shall county alone aggregate at least
|$175,O0O.
| Nels Hogstad, farmer living
north of Grygla, was adjudged insane
in Probate Court on Thursday of last
week and committed to the insane
hospital by Judge Holm. He was
taken to the hospital by Sheriff Han.
son and George Christensen.
| The, weekly band concert giver
Thursday evening was enjoyed by ar
unusually large audience. Many oil
them were from neighboring towns
who appreciated the different selec.
| lions Of Warren's select musical or.
ganization. The next concert will be
given Thursday ewing.
Prof. Aug. l. Bystrom, Of Minneso
| ia College, at Minneapolis, arrived
yesterday to join his wife and daugh
ter, who are spending the sumn1e,
here visiting relatives and friends
The profe has spent his summe
vacation in the state of Maine a.
sales agent for a heating and ventila
ting system for schools.
Look about you at the successful
men and women you know, and yo1
will find that they have attended
school and there received training
Training is essential and you mus
, have it if you are to succeed. Mort
Star College offers you this training
What fortunate thing to have
school right in your own city.
Mrs. C. Lindquist returned HON
on Sunday from her trip to the Pacj
fc coast. She stopped off to visi
relatives at Phoenix, Arizona and a
2 Los Angeles she visited with two sis
2 tiers living there. She also saw tn
: expositions at San Diego and at Sa
Francisco and visited with many fol
: mers Warrenites at Turlock, Califol
5 MIA and also at Portland, Oregon. Bu
: Mrs. Lindquist says she was not pal
). ticularly struck with the wester
country, with it's vast stretches c
! desert and unproductive land, henc
: when her train pulled into North d.
: kota and she had the satisfaction {
seeing green fields and meadow
again, she breathed easier and fe
: that she was getting near to home
Rev. H. Ostgulen, who resided
our city for number Of years viii
. serving various Norwegian Luthera
congregations in the country, was
d visitor in the city Tuesday. He
a now located at Roseau. On Sunda
:. Aug. 9Th, he and his family wei
e pleasantly surprised by a number (
former Pensioners and friends
o Marshall county, who came to Rosea
S in their automobiles, fourteen
It number, for the purpose Of helpin
d Rev. and Mrs. Ostgulen celebra
their silver wedding. About
: friends were present from Newfol'
: en-, Alma; Marsh Grove, West Vale
. and Wright, and among them we
- Rev. and Mrs. Gilseth, of Newfolde
The joy. of the meeting was mutu
for both pastor and his old Marsha
county friends.