Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-03
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
MARKETS

Butter, best dairy !. rs
See! "Your Girl and Nine Tues
day.
1 w. A. Knapp left yesterday for
Joliet, Illinois.
Photo mailers, all sizes, for sale at
Anderson's Studio.
Reduced prices on all hats on Nov.
5th and 9Th, at the Dalquist Millin-
cry.
3. O. Kyllo, a real estate man of
Minneapolis, was in the city yester-
day
Judge Grindeland returned today
from Mahnomen, where he had been
holding court.
"Your Girl and Nine A mighty
protest against wage slavery and the
brutes Of labor
| Miss Rosina Samuelson left for st.
Paul on Monday to visit with her
brother, Victor Samuelson.
! Kodak film developing and print
ing Of all kinds done. H. Pletsch,
East Side, Scandal Hotel City.
Hon. B. j.. Sundberg, Of Hallock,
was visitor in the city last evening
on his way to Thief River Falls.
DR.. F. c. Bake autoed to Crooks
tn today to attend a meeting Of the
Ninth District Dental Association.
George A. Barr, Of Illinois, was
here last week and purchased a large
farm from the Pioneer Land & Loan
Co.
! Rev. C. w. Olson went to Thief
River Falls last night to attend a
district meeting of the Swedish Mis-
sion church.
! The Girls Society Of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church will have
an auction sale and lunch in the city
hall, Thursday, Nov. 18th.
Miss Edith Norlin announces that
she will offer fall and winter hats at
greatly reduced prices for the two
market days, Nov. 5 and 6.
/ Miss Esther Lindquist, who teach
es school near Stephen, spent Sunday
with her mother in this city. Miss
4 Gertrude Carpenter, Of Stephen, ac-
companied her.
| Great reduction in prices On fall
and winter hats at the Millinery En-.
porium, Miss Edith Norlin, pro.
prietor, for Friday and Saturday this
week.
"Your Girl and Mine" reveal.
the curse Of the monster, power
ty, hunger and dire necessity. See i
lat Dreamland Tuesday. Admission
I10c and zoe.
| Mrs. J. S. Dahlin, Of Argyle, stop
ped off here for a couple days las
lweek to visit her sister, Miss Mimi,
Lofberg. Mrs. Dahlin was returning
from visit at Grand Rapids, MINI.
Olaf Grindeland, Of Highlandville
Iowa, is here for few days visiting
with John A. Grindeland and othe
relatives, having come here from
North Dakota, where he had spen
the fall.
The Ladies aid Of the Swedis1
Mission church will meet at the nom
Of Mrs. Aug. Westberg, Friday after
noon, Nov. IL, and the young peopl
will meet in the evening. All are cor
daily invited.
On account of the lecture cours
Thursday evening, the Girls Societ
of the United Norwegian Luthera;
church will meet on Friday night
Mrs. H. M. Swanson will entertain
Friends are invited.
Mrs. Frank Gilmore, Of Conlstccl
was visiting with her sister-in-lav
Mrs. Rust, also at the Dixon HON,
While here she attended the ladie,
aid at the Beardmore home in Sands
vile. returning to her home the fo
flowing day.
Johanna Oluffa Kornelia Gjerde, Z
Helgeland, Polk Co., died Oct. 2:
1915, aged Al years. She was born
Ulfsten parish, Norway, Oct. 8, 1877.
Funeral was held the following Sur
day and was conducted by Rev. N. (
|W. Knudtsen.
Mrs. G. S. Wees and children, {
| Longmont, Colorado, arrived thj
morning for a visit with relatives an
| friends and to attend the golden wee
ding anniversary Of her parents, M
and Mrs. A. 2. Frank, on the fiftee1
tn Of this month.
Hans Dahl, Of Randen, town I
| Linsell, in the extreme northeaster
corner Of Marshall county, is in Wa
rem today on his way home frol
/ North Dakota, where he has spent til
past eight months engaged in far
work.
Feel mean. cross, ugly, sore {
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