Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
.Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
MARKETS

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Barley =. ................ .43
Oats ................. ~
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POTATOES .......... .5U
Eggs, per dozen ......... rs
Butter, best dairy ...... rs
See! Scandal the drama you'll
never forget.
w. A. Knapp was up from Illinois
with a party of land buyers last
!. week.
The brick work on the new addition
to the city electric light plant will
soon be completed.
Begin right now and help the base
ball association by buying ticket
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. E. L. Tornell on Tuesday after
noon at 8 o'clock, Nov. End.
Will load car Of live poultry at
Warren Saturday, Nov. 9Th. See US
for prices.-Warren Creamery Co.
Ladies, attention! Mrs. George
Thorson, agent for New Bone Cor
sets Latest styles and strong wire
boning. f.~4
An auction sale and lunch will be
held at the city hall on Thursday
evening, Nov. IS. by the United Nor
wegian Lutheran Girls Society:
Base ball enthusiasts show that
you are in for a winning base ball
team, by attending the dance Friday
evening, for the benefit of the ball
team.
Five wonderful acts of intense stu
ations and true to life human emo
lions in that great picture Scandal
) at Dreamland Tuesday. Admission
10 and zoe.
The lecture by Judge Grindeland
at the Lutheran schurch last Sunday
evening drew a full house and those
present speak very highly of the
Judges efforts.-Oslo Tribune
VIM. Potucek, Of Radium, took his
old mother, Mrs. John Potucek, on;
for an automobile ride to Tabor or
Sunday last. This was the old lady'S
first ride IN an auto, and consequent
ly it was wonderful ride for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Kezar and son
Miss Malvina Kezar, and A. E. Matt.
son autoed to Middle River Sunday
!. where they visited at the VIM. Keza7
/ farm Mrs. A.. E. Mattson and son
who had been visiting there returned
home with them.
All who have an eye for the beau
tiful in art and nature should see tn,
free art exhibit at the High Schoo
on Friday afternoon this week, ant
those who have no love for the beau
tiful should go there to have thei1
T artistic taste developed.
/ Rev. F. N. Anderson and P. Dial
T. quist are attending mission meeting
| in the Swedish Lutheran pastorate a
I Kennedy this week. Rev. S. w. Sven
+ son, of Evansville, president of tn
Red River conference, passed thru
Ilyesterday enroute to Kennedy to at
tend said meetings.
l Rev. ]. c. Wilson was agreeabl,
surprised the other morning when h
received letter from his old con
/ gregation at Lockport, Ill, enclosing
a check for $50. The congregation
had heard about Rev. Wilson's Hines
and decided to assist their forme
pastor. It was fine deed.
Bert Ayres came up from Crook
ston on Sunday morning to underg
an operation for appendicitis at tn
city hospital, which operation wa
performed the same day. His brothe
Dan left for Crookston in the evenin
to take charge of the confectioner
business until Bert will be able to at
tend to it again.
Alfred Willer was in from Foldoh
today. He FINISHED threshing
short time ago the biggest crop
has ever raised. On 300 acres
raised not less than 10000 bushels Q
grain. A fifty acre field Of whea
yielded thirty five bushels to the &C,
and his oats went GA bushels and III
barley 40 bushels to the acre.
Tom Keefe returned home yeste1
day from a three weeks visit with
sister at Durand, Wis, and with rel
atives Of his wife residing at differ
ent points in Carver and adjoinin,
counties in Minnesota He also too
a few baths at Shakopee to ease hi
rheumatism and these together wit
the rest he has had, have benefte