Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27

term of school in Excel s.
Photo mailers, all sizes, for sale at
Anderson's Studio.
Miss Mae Malmstrom, of Hallock,
visited friends here on Monday.
See! Scandal the drama you'll
never forget.
Alloys band Of seventy-five pieces
is to be organized at Crookston.
Mayor Wittensten went to Fargo
last night to attend to matters of
business.
The Ladie Of the M. r. church will
hold their annual bazaar on Dec. A,
in the UNIQUE building.
Mrs. G. L. Spaulding returned
Monday from a visit at Aberdeen, S.
Oak, and in Minneapolis.
Kodak film developing and print
ing Of all kinds done. H. Pletsch,
East Side, Scandal Hotel City.
Will load a car Of live poultry at
Warren Saturday, Nov. 9th. See us
for prices. Warren Creamery Co.
There will be free art exhibit in
the High School building on Friday
afternoon, Oct. 20, at three o'clock.
See! The cruel jealousy Of men and
women famed by the flame Of gossip
Scandal" tells the truest story ever
told.
See! The greatest Of all true to life
photo plays Scandal" in five great
parts at Dreamland Tuesday Admis-
sion 10c and zoe.
A few flakes of snow fell on Mon
day, but disappeared the following
day. Today is nice and warm again.
Farmers are all busy blowing.
Charles ] ohnson, the popular shoe
salesman Of the Peoples Trading Co.,
transacted business affairs at Crook
ston last night in the interest of the
store.
All right fans! The series begins
Friday evening, be sure and be there
allu 11CAp LdloC lullSAo ~ VAAdI w dl1Sn
will be able to boast of a champion
ship team next year.
Chas. Sandberg, the popular ira
yelling salesman for Foley Bros. &
Quinlan, wholesale grocers Of st.
Paul, called on the trade north along
the st. Vincent line yesterday.
You cannot show people who may
be your guests nicer courtsey than
to see that mention of their visit is
made in the paper. A post card Or a
few. words over the phone will do it.
Lincoln Anderson will leave to-
night for Annapolis, Maryland, to
enter the U. S. Naval Academy Pre-
parry School with view Of preparing
himself to serve his country as an
officer in the navy.
]. c. Figenskau was busy taking
the school census this week. There
ought to be large increase Of child
rem of school age as another room
and teacher had to be added to the
Oslo school this term.-Oslo Tribune.
Ed. Quistgard has placed an ar
tistic window panel advertising sign
in front of his drug store that in
beautifully colored letters proclaims
to all passers by that this is a Rex
all Store and that Ed. Quistgard is
| the proprietor.
Rev. J. G. Wilson, John Westman
and Axel Skog returned Saturday
from Minot, N. D., where they regis
tered fer land in the Fort Berthold
Indian reservation, soon to be open
ed. / At the time they were there not
less than $500 person had registered
for these lands.
Mrs. Florence Winchester left Sat
urday for St. Paul for a visit afte,
which she will leave for Freeman, s.
D., to visit Miss Josephine Dixon
who is teaching there. Miss Dixon is
teaching German, English and Latir
in a community that is mostly Ger
man and is enjoying her work.
! Alfred Thygeson, Of town of Moose
River, in the eastern part of thu
county, passed thru today with 81,
teams homeWard bound from The
grain fields in the vicinity Of Oslo
and on the Dakota side, where he has
been employed at threshing all fall
He states he has earned good wages
See! Scandal the drama you'll
never forget.
I w. III Dixon cried the sale on the
Mrs. Albin johnson farm southwest
of Argyle yesterday. He says The
sale was we'll attended and was very
successful, everything being disposed
of. Mrs. Johnson, whose husband
died last winter, will leave the farm
and intends to move back to her ole
home in Illinois.
1 Rev. David Samson is starting (
series of popular Sunday evening
! talks in the PRESBYTERIAN church mex