Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-30

'AThe Great Divide" five acts,
Sept. 7th, at Dreamland.
Mrs. ]. P. O'Connell and children,
of Crookston, visited friends in the
city Saturday.
G.. w. Malberg, of town of Excel,
was attending to business matters in
the city to-day.
Attorney Rasmus Hage attended
to business affairs at St. Paul the
latter part of last week.
Miss Synneva Grindeland came
back Saturday from a trip to various
points in Minnesota and Wisconsin,.
Barn Dance to be given at Jadeke
Bros, miles east and 2 miles south
of. Warren, on Saturday evening,
Sept. 2. Everybody welcome. , j..
Next week. Monday, "The Two
Orphans" Thursday, "The Great
;Divide.'' See these wonderful photo
plays at usual feature prices.
Miss Clara Bake returned Mon
day to Crookston, after enjoying a.
weeks vacation at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Hans Bakke,| of this
city. r. ="
! Mrs. W. R. Haney and daughter,
left Monday for New Rockford, N.
D., where they will join Mr.. Haney,
who is superintendent Of the electric
light and power plant in that city.
Miss Emma Jorgenson will enter
tain the Girls Society Of the U. N.
l.. church on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 9Th, instead Of Mrs. F. Larson,
as was announced. Friends are al
ways welcome.
Extra! Extra! Extra! Theda
Bara, the wonder woman Of the
films in ''The Two Orphans" Mon
day, Sept. 18th, $50 o'clock, at the
Warren Opera House. Seven NAM
moth acts, adm. 1920 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Edlund and Mrs.
Edlund's sister, Of Spruce Valley,
autoed over last week and visited at
: the home Of C. Svenning over Sun
' day. Mr.. Edlund was engaged in
: business in Warren about 20 years
ago.
Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Bartholow,
who have been visiting in Missouri
and elsewhere during the pastors
vacation, will return home this week.
= Rev. Bartholow will occupy the pull
: pit in the NJ. E. church on Sunday
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Oellig and a
: sister Of Mrs. Oellig, Of Ashton, Ill:
e arrived yesterday for visit at the
h home Of a. B. Airhart, near this
city, to whom they are related
d They came all the way in a Ford
7, car and have had an enjoyable trip
l. the roads being in good condition
i nearly everywhere.
Misses Helen Mathwig, Lucille
d Lundquist, Hazel Edwards, Zors
y Rafferty,, Aileen Harris, Lucille Far.
t. rell and Florence Jessup, the latter
T. of Baudette, are disputing Weston'S
claim to the long distance walking
4 championship. On Friday Afternoon
Il the girls walked to Alvarado, a dis
lance Of II miles and returned OF
= the evening train.
h Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Nelson &C
companied by Mrs. L. A. Bueche
sister Of Mrs. Nelson, and by Mis-
=: Bessie Griffin, of Cottage Grove
- Oregon, returned on Monday evening
y from an auto trip to Minneapoll
!, and St. Faul. They report very en-
- iovable tour, no accidents of an,
kind, not even a puncture, havln
is occurred to mar their pleasure.
, A Civil Service Examination vii
y be held at Warren on Saturday
a Sept. %, for the purpose Of securin
~ = qualified person to- fill the vacan
~ position of postmaster at Radiun
Applicants may be of either se'
an not less than 81 years of age an
e, must reside within the territory SCI
a we'd by the post Office. Applicable
ne blanks and complete informatio
od may be obtained at the Radiu1
lis post office. The salary Of the offie
ed for the last fiscal year was $238.
VIM Linneman, who farms aboe
er seven miles east Of Warren, was
ay the city to-day looking for men
ice assist during threshing. Mr.. Linn
is man reports that his oats crop
on fair but the wheat and barley a.
ek. very light. He does not depend e.
OF tirely on his small grain crops, hoy
* ever, as he has just completed
large barn in which to house n
70 herd Of cattle Of good Shortho7
nd blood. In this issue of the Sheaf
ot- advertises for sale three year Q
Mr. Shorthorn bull which he must d1
he pose of to prevent inbreeding.
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