Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-11-08
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Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

See ad of w. F. Powell & Co. p.
Watch for "The. End Of the World, y
Thursday, Nov. 10th. ~
Charlie : Chaplin Saturday at
|Deramland, come early.
B. E. Johnson, Of Viking, was a
Warren visitor, last Friday. rs
It is coming! What? "The End
of the World" Thursday, Nov. 18th.
B. E. Johnson, Of Viking, attended
to business matters in the city, Fri:
day. >. j. .
John Hoagfeldt, of Alma, bought
an Emerson tractor while in the city
to-day. ;.> -
I Lars J. Hallin, one of Alvarado's
business men, was Warren visitor
on Monday: 49, =: = r..
Nels Berg, one of Vikings we'll to
do farmers, attended to business in
town last Friday. -,.:.
Charlie Chaplin is coming Saturday
lat Dreamland in "The Bank. Yes
he's the "janitor.'
Howell Roller Feed Mills, any size
to suit small engine or large tractor.
w. F. Powell & Co. 49,
H. c.. Cook, one of the successful
farmers from near Argyle, was a
Warren caller last Friday.
Coming Monday! VIM. Russell in
"The Bruiser'', s great acts, at
Dreamland, adm: 1920 cents.
H. D. Tatro, one of the progressive
farmers from near Radium, attended
to business in town last Friday. -.
Long life, low down, wide spread
manure spreaders. Come in and see
it at Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
The Halloween box social that was
postponed will be given at the Box
vile school house Friday evening,
Nov. 10th. &. :.::=
| G.. F. Peterson, one of the progress
}sive up-to-date farmers from west Of
the city, took in market day here last
ESaturday. =. ::
For the first time since Aug. 1st,
we are now able to fill orders. on
Ford cars; come in and get one.-W:
F. Powell & Co. -. :....<
Feed grinding outfits, many sizes,
from $4,000 up. Come in and make
your wants known, we are glad i; to
! show you.-Lundgren Wittensten &
| Co. i, g,
"The Bruiser'' featuring VIM. Rus
sell, will be the feature attraction at
rDreamlanda Theatre Monday night.
Positively one OF the seasons best
tpictures.4*sE * y. 5 r., = -
Among the orders received for
stationery on the Sheaf special Mar
ket Day offer was an order from the
state Of Mississippi. sheaf ads bring
results from long distances. 49,
Miss. ,Randine Hjelle, cook At: the
city hospital, spent last Sunday with
her friend, Miss Emma Pearson: of
Alma, and also took in the service in
the lutheran church in the forenoon.
! Special attraction! 'tThe End. of
1.-The World A wonderful act sen
fsational photo play, will be shown at
the Warren Opera House Thursday,
Nov. 10th at $3.50 o'clock, adm TO-
/ 20 cents. !. =.
| The monthly business meeting of
the w. c. T. u will be held at the
home of Mrs. Barthalow next Friday
at. three P. M. After the business a
short program will be given.-Mrs
F. P. Bernard, Sec'y.
Bankers attention.! Charlie Chap
| lin draws salary of $670,000 a year
He has. already invested 100000 in
bank stocks. He will be in Warren
Mimi, Saturday, Nov. II, at 1880
o'clock, at Dreamland Theatre. In
The Bank" but he is only the jan
itor. >.
Rev. Trued, returned missionary
from China, delivered an interesting
address on that far away country at
the Swedish Luth. church on Monday
evening. He has charge Of the mis-
sion work maintained in China by
the Swedish Lutheran Augustana
Synod. 49,
Miss Bertha Holan will entertain
the Girls Society of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church at her
home on Wednesday evening, Nov
18th. This will be the last evening
before the sale and big crowd is
desired. Boost the sale, Saturday
Nov. 18th, at the city hall.
Catholic Church Bazaar in base.
ment Of church on Wednesday and
4 Thursday, Nov. Is and 16. Free adj
mission to sale of articles of handi-
work, pillows, aprons, dressed dolls
/ fish pond and rummage sale. Open
| afternoon and evening for all. Fine
chicken supper served from $50 D.
m. to 8 p. m. Gold watch given