Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-27
Special Saturday program at the

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Typewriter ribbons for all machines
at the Sheaf office.
Sheriff Hans c. Hanson left today
for a short visit at Viking.
Claus Peterson, Of Argyle, trans
acted business in the city Tuesday.
Julius j. Olson left Sunday for
Thief River Falls on legal business.
High test gasoline can be had at
Warren Garage, r. NJ. Gilbert, Prop.
Iver N. Lodoen, the Alvarado bank
er, transacted business in the city to-
day.
Miss Title Amundson Of Thief Riv-
/ er Falls visited friends in the city
today.
O. L. Melgaard Of Argyle, was a
visitor in the city today between
trains.
Dance at Radium Hall, Saturday
evening, January 80. Good time as
sured.
C. HI. Hopwood will leave next Sun
day for the cities on business, to be
gone about a week.
Rev. K. Winberg will leave this ev-
ening for Thief River Falls and will
return on Saturday morning
Knute Nelson, Of Middle River, was
a business visitor in the city today.
Mr.. Nelson left on the afternoon
train for Fargo.
Leonard Erickson who has been
visiting friends in the city and vicini-
ty for about month, returned to his
home at Antelope, Montana, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Swenson of AL
varado visited last week with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Anderson of this city, old
friends of theirs from the old coun-
try.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Mission church will meet Thursday
afternoon, Feb. in the church. All
are cordially invited by Mrs. ]. Cd
man.
Judge Holm, who has charge Of the
government weather station, reports
50 below zero this morning-the cold
est weather this winter. Tt is mod
Grating fast, though, today.
The Warren Commercial Club will
hold it's annual meeting on Feb. End
All members of the club are request
ed to be present, as business of i'm
portance will be taken up.
Masquerade ball at Warren opera
house Feb. 18th. Music by Malehow's
Rag Time Kings Of Fargo, N. D. Cos
tunes for rent at opera house day OF
dance. Tickets $1.00, gallery Csc.
| There will be meeting Of the
Warren Anti tuberculosis Society al
Mr.. Lamberson's office, Thursday ev.
ening, Feb. 4, at 1880. All interested
are asked to be present Mrs. W.. r
Haney, Secretary.
| The Presbyterian Missionary so.
ciable will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Mathwig, Friday evening Feb
rs. Admission 10 cents. A gooc
time is promised and a cordial invvii
tation IS extended to all. Come ane
help a good cause.
i Owald Lind the county engineer
i returned Monday from the eastern
part Of the county where he is Ell
gagged in official road work. He lef
the same evening for Middle River
where he will spend a day befor,
leaving for St. Paul on bushes.
trip.
Efforts are being made to reviv,
the Mandskor, the musical organiza
ton that furnished some very de
llghtful entertainment for the War
rem people a year or two ago. TIL,
members are asked to meet for prac
tice at the Court House on Tuesda,
evening, February, End, at 8 o'clock
The special service for Illinois PEG
pie conducted by Rev. Bartholow a
the M. 3. church last Sunday, was at
tended by quite few people who hal
from that great state, notwithstand
ing the stormy weather. The pas
tors sermon touched Upon the good
ness and mercy Of the heavenly Fa
ther and was listened to with appre
ciation
The following have our thanks fo
subscriptions handed in at the office
c. f. Lindholn1, friedrich Swanson,
A. Black, R. CRANE, V. Cederlund
John Monberg, G. III. Lindberg, L @
Dahlin, o. B. Nelson, John F. Carl
son, Axel skog, A. Person, Mrs. P. j
Fering, Chas. Whitman, S. K. Sunde
H. Johnson, A. J. Hall, Ellen A
Johnson, J. Nevin Johnson, Mrs. R. j
Fering, John Ahlstrom, Oscar Pear
son, w. H. Grange, A. Opsund, Char
ley Westber@, Andrew p. Nelson, E
j. Norrlund, J. P. Trott, w. G. Mile,
Erick Anderson, j. P. Peterson, Mel
G. Anderson, James Malek, Andrey
Pearson, N. L. Allen, Chas. johnson
Anthem Peterson, A. Boman, G. Buch