Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-03
& Your Girl and Mine. :

Coming! Your Girl and Mine .
Tuesday.
Herman Allen was in from Alvara-
do yesterday calling on friends.
See! "Your Girl and Mine" Tues
day.
Special bargains on blankets and
robes for Market Days at Fred swan
sons.
Remember the Market Days and
bring your butter and eggs to Lewis
| Westman.
One hundred nicely printed visiting
cards and fine leather card case for
only $1.75 at the Sheaf Office.
See! "Your Girl and Mine" An APP
peal to the heart of a nation at
Dreamland Tuesday. Six big reels.
]. S. Hilleboe has commenced the
erection of large modern barn on
his farm adjoining the city limits Of
Warren.
The Girls Society Of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church will have
an auction sale and lunch in the city
hall, Thursday, Nov. 18th.
"Your Girl and Nine. See what
the factory girl must see, sacrifice
and endure to obtain and retain en-
ployment. Tuesday at Dreamland.
Mems high cut, leather lined, rub
Der heels, regular $500 shoe, special
price for Friday and Saturday, $500
lat Fred Swanson's Harness and Shoe
Store.
Winter is coming! You need over
shoes and warm footwear. A fine
line for your inspection. Big bar
gains for Friday and Saturday at
Fred Swanson's.
Mrs. c. H. Hopwood and children
left Sunday evening for Chicago
where they will spend the winter. Mr.
Hopwood accompanied them as far
i as the twin cities.
Attraction extraordinary! Shu-
bert's great feature film, ''Your Girl
and Mine" in six massive acts will
be shown at Dreamland theatre next
Tuesday. Admission 10c and Zoe.
The subject for Sunday evening in
the Presbyterian church will be-
"Why do Men not go to Church =
Men, come and hear if what the
preacher says is right. You know.
Halvor Gunderson, of Oslo, well
known Marshall county pioneer farm
er and splendid specimen Of the
sturdy old viking race, was a Warren
visitor last night on his way to Win
nipeg, where he was to look after
business in connection with a valu-
able timber concession which he holds
from the Canadian government.
! Rev. Chas. A. jacobson, former
pastor of the Swedish Mission church
Of this city, visited with his former
Pensioners here last week and or
Wednesday evening he conducted ser
vices in the church. When he moved
from here. Rev, jacobson went t.
Calgary, Alberta, where he served a.
pastor for some years, but he has re
Gently been chosen as president of al
the Swedish Mission churches in Can
ada and now makes his home in Win
|nipeg.
| Nels Edmundson, on the Sandbere
farm in town of Bristlet, has pur
! chased an International tractor ant
pillow from Lundgren, Wittensten 6
leo. Mr.. Edmundson is one of tn,
progressive, up-to-date farmers il
this vicinity, and he believes that il
order to farm right and make tn
most money for himself and the Lam
owner, the ground must receiv
thorough cultivation, and to secur
that the best modern tools and ma
chinery are necessary.
Mrs. Ernest Otto, Of Radiun, lef
yesterday for Portland, Oregon, t
: visit married daughter residin
there. Her son, Adolph Otto. accom-
panied his mother as far as Crooks
J, ton to assist her in getting on III
right train. Mrs. Otto and her h'1s
), band are among the sturdy pionee
! settlers of this county. For man
years they were engaged in farmin
in town Of Comstock, but have no,
retired and live in comfortabl
home in the village Of Radium. Thi
trip will be the longest Mrs. Otto ha
taken since she came from Germany
over thirty years ago.