Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-10
Attend the big dance Friday.
The Dollar Mark Tuesday.

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Judge and Mrs. P. H. Holm went
to Stephen yesterday to attend the
the funeral of Hans Bake.
The Boxville farmers Club will
meet next Tuesday evening at 8 p. m.
A good program is assured.
Swan Pierson and Z. S. Hay, of
Illinois, are here this week looking
after their farming interests.
Rev. and Mrs. N. G.. w. Knudtsen,
left yesterday for Nielsville, to attend
a district meeting Of the U. L. church.
Judge Grindeland and Court Re
porter Braggans are in Ada this
week, where the fall term of court is
being held.
Rev. S. Z. Parish, Of Fergus Falls,
district superintendent, conducted the
quarterly conference in the M. E.
church last evening.
Peter Olson and son Wilbert, auto
Led to st. Hilaire last Saturday and on
account Of the rain took the train
4iOA4Cl SNAV1ludy sl1lOIu4uSs
The Ladies' Aid of. the Scandinav-
ian NJ. r. church will have Bazaar
in the church basement, Thursday
night, Nov. H. Lunch will be served.
All are welcome.
You cannot show people who may
be. your guests a nicer courtsey than
to see that mention Of their visit is
made in the paper. A post card or
few words over the phone will do it.
It will pay you to examine my
work and prices on photographs. I
can give you expert service and lib
eral treatment. My studio is open
every day. c. w. Anderson, War
ren's Photographer.
Special film attraction! The World
Film Corp. presents Robert Warwick
in five act photoplay, "The Dollar
Mark, one Of the finest pictures ever
shown in Warren at Dreamland Tues
day. Admission 1Oc and zoe.
A. O. Johnson, who lives six miles
from East Grand Forks, came over
Friday to attend DKon's Combina-
ton sale. While here he bought
pure bred bull and a thorough bred
horse with the purpose in view of i'm
proving the live stock on his farm.
He also visited with his brother,
Charley johnson, in this city.
Sanford Dodge and company of
talented actors and actresses present
led Ellis Only Way, a most interest
ing drama, to fair-sized audience at
the opera house on Monday evening.
For more that twenty years Mr..
Dodge has been making Warren on
his theatrical tours and our people
know that he always brings some
thing good and worth while to listen
to.
Hutchinson found that a good base
ball team is great boost for a town,
and has organized an association for
next summer. They have hired Ted
Shirley, one of the best pitchers in
state, and they will sell season tickets
at $500 each, and will charge extra
admission to the grand stand. The
season will open on the home
grounds, May 9Th and continue four
months Carver Co. News.
| A newly welded lady stepped to
the grocery counter in the K. J. Tar
alseth store during market days and
asked Charley Erickson for pound
Of paralyzed sugar, two tins of con-
demned milk, bag Of fresh salt, and
to be sure it was fresh, and pound
Eof deserted Goldfish. Nothing more p
says Charley as he was taking down
| the order, Eve have some fine horse
|radish just in" "No thanks" she
answered. cit is no use as we do not
keep a horse" Charley now has
occasional spells Of sitting on a soap
box while Ovsak fans him with a
!washboard.
G. M. King, Of Deer River, Mimi.
former president of the Northern,
Minnesota Development Association
was a visitor in the city yesterday
About twenty-five years ago, when he
was living at Annandale, Mimi, he
was invited to Warren to deliver the
rt-ofJuly address, and an eloquent
address it was, as all who heard hin
on that occasion will remember. Mr.
King was greatly impressed with the
growth and development Of Warner
and the country tributary since thai
time. Always a great booster fol
Northern Minnesota, Mr.. King is nov
interesting himself in the good roads
movement and thru his efforts large
ly a number Of state highways hav'
: been laid out and in many cases hav'
; already been constructed, in this new
er section Of the state.
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