Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-12-01

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DR.. a. Bratrud, Of Grand Forks,
spent Thanksgiving day in this city.
Miss Clara Bake, Of Crookston,
spent Thanksgiving with her folks
here.
Miss Edith Mattson visited friends
in East Grand Forks on Saturday and
Sunday.
Coming! Charlie Chaplin and
Marie Dressler in Titles Punctured
Romance
Four weeks to Christmas! One
month more and Santa comes! Buy
Your gifts early!
George Pletch, one Of the progress
sive farmers on route 3, attended to
business here today.
Walter Anderson left last Friday
for Milwaukee to take a course in a
watchmakers' school.
w. A. Wattam, of Grand Forks,
came over to eat Thanksgiving tur-
key with his father, DR.. Wattam.
Mothers! Why not protect the chill
dren by using milk from tuberculin
tested herd? - P. Frost Spaulding
Farm Co.
"Tillie's Punctured Romance, six
acts Of laughter. Positively the fun
NEST picture ever made at Dreamland
Thursday.
Experienced dressmaker sews by
day. Charges 81 per day. Call at
John Abrahamson's residence. Tele-
phone No. 252.
Russell Wilson, who is attending
Manchester college at St. Paul, spent
his Thanksgiving vacation with his
parents in this city.
You will find ready made clothes
with which to dress that dolly you are
planning to give your little daughter
on Christmas at the Bazaar, Dec. 4th
Licenses to marry have been issued
to Peter Nick Becklund and Agnes
Margaret Norden; Carl Hangen and
Selma Wang; Hilmer Erickson and
Alma Olson.
The Rebecca lodge desires all mem
bers to be present at the meeting to
be held next Tuesday, Dec. 7th, as
the election Of officers will take place
at that time. Secretary.
Miss Ruth Dagoberg left Friday
evening for Chicago for a visit with
friends, after which she will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Bes-
cher, in Hershey, Nebraska.
Coming! 'Tillie's Punctured Rom
ance" in six acts Of laughter with
Marie Dressler, Charlie Chaplin and
Mabel Normand at Dreamland next
Thursday. Admission 1Oc and zoe.
The easiest way to settle the Christ
mas gift question is to present a
years subscription for some popular
magazine. Prone 40 and l will see
you about it. Mrs. A. E. Mattson.
Nels Johnson, Of the Warren Mach
inc and Iron Works Co., has been con
fined to his bed by sickness during TIT
past couple weeks, but we learn to
day that he is improving and hope!
to be aronud again after while.
Attorney B. B.. Brett, Of Stephen
representing the Stephen school dis
trict, and a number Of farmers from
that vicinity, are here today to appear
before the county board on propos
ition to attach certain lands to sait
school ristrict.
/ Clarence Schulz and A.. A. Ecklund
returned Thursday last week from
their big game hunting excursion il
the vicinity of Aitkin. Both of thes
mighty huntsmen feel we'll satisfied
as they succeeded in landing a bi,
buck between them.
Anybody can afford to buy a MA
JESTIC range, but very few peopl
can afford to buy any other. The ma
from the factory will explain why,
you will visit our ANNUAL MA
JESTIC DEMONSTRATION ~ on
week, commencing Dec. 6.-K. ]. Tar
alseth C.
| A turkey supper will be served b,
the ladies Of the Presbyterian churc]
in Odd Fellows Hall, Dec. 10 at SD
at IS cents a plate. In connection wit
the supper there will be offered TO
sale, aporns and other plain work
also fancy articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts, and home made candy.
Ed. o. Natwick has returned HON
from his hunting trip to the countr
round about fStrathcona, MINI. II
succeeded in bringing down fin
deer, which arrived here by expires
today. Not every hunter, who ha
gone after the big game this yea1
has had as good luck as Mr.. Natwic
has had.
/ c. r. Holmsten, Of Roseau, MINI
is canvassing Marshall county for tn
i King SenaratOr and AeratOr. a ma