Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-24
Dance! Thanksgiving night at the

Dance! Thanksgiving night at the
opera house. III
Football! Illinois VS.. Minnesota at
Dreamland Friday night.
Don't fail to see the japanese arti-
cles for sale at the Bazaar on Dec.
9TH at Warren Opera House.
Experienced dressmaker sews by
|day. Charges 81 per day. Call at
Lyons Hotel. Telephone No. IS.
Christ Eskildsen, the village black
smith, of Radiun, attended to bust
ness matters in the city Saturday.
Can save you money if you read
several magazines. Let me have your
renewals. now. Phone 40. Mrs. "A. E..
Mattson.
Coming! Monday at the opera
house, Wallie Stephens presents "Lost
in Mexico" four act comedy. Re-
served seats SOC now on sale.
Coming! Monday at the opera
house, Wallie Stephens presents "Lost
in Mexico" a four act comedy. Re-
served seats Soc now on sale.
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. 18th.
Do you read magazines? Of course
you do. Everybody does. Renew
your subscriptions now. Phone 40
and I will call. Mrs. A. E.. Mattson.
Ben Johnson, Of Oslo, was a Warren
visitor yesterday. He said the village
has already put on more thrifty airs
in anticipation of the closing of the
saloons.
We call special attention to the Pho
neer Land & Loan Co.'s ad this week.
Mr.. Knapp discusses there question
of vital interest to the people of this
part Of the state.
Wednesday morning, Nov. II, Mr..
Ollie Ellingson, of Marshall county
and Miss Clara Egge, of Walsh coun-
ty, N. D., were married at the home
of Rev. G. Storaasli.
There will be change in the run
ming time of Great Northern No. 8,
the early morning flyer from the
south, effective on Nov: 20. It will
arrive few minutes later.
The easiest way to settle the Christ
mas gift question is to present a
years subscription for some popular
magazine:::;Prone 40 and I will see
you about it. Mrs. A. E. Mattson.
The Wednesday club was rendered
a reception 1.-THE home Of Mrs. r. c..
Mathwig last Wednesday afternoon,
in honor Of Mrs. Chas. Wees, of Long
mont, Colorado, who was at one time
a member of the club.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. R. C. Bailey,
of Crookston, visited at the home Of
Rev. D. Samson, in this. city, yester-
day. The doctor officiated at the
baptism Of the infant son of Rev. and
Mrs: Samson, who was given the
name, Frank Cameron. 90:
MrSEsaias Jameson, Of Walsh
county, N. d., and Miss Selma Gren-
lin: Of Marshall county, were united in
holy bonds Of matrimony by Rev. G..
Storaasli, Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
II, at the home Of the. pastor. The
young couple will make their future
home at Oslo.
The Great Northern agent will noti-
fy the telephone central at o'clock
every morning in regard to the time
when the local will arrive. Anyone
desiring to find out about this train
can ask central and save time calling
UP the depot. AS the local is nearly
always late, this arrangement will be
a great convenience to the public. n. /.
Louis Lofgren, pioneer resident
of town Of Alma, who for number Of
yearsnow has lived at Wannaska, Ro-
seau county, has again become a Mar
shall county citizen. He has recently
bought the old Swanberg farm in town
Of sFoldahl. We are pleased to see such
good citizens as Mr.. Lofgren and his
excellent family move back to our
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Samuelson, of
Edinburgh, N. D., brought their nine
year old boy to the Warren hospital
last Saturday for the purpose Of ,un-
dergoing an operation for appended
tbs. Mr.. Samuelson is a brother OF
Mrs. L. M. Olson, Of this city. He re
turned home on Monday, but Mrs
Samuelson will remain here until the
son RECEIVERS.
Ole Swanson, the genial agricul-
turist from west Of town, attended ia
business here on Monday. He came
to the valley about the time we did
SO years ago, and like us has expert
enced all kinds of wind and weather
during these many years. One differ.
ence between us is that he has in