Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-12

See Theda Bara as the insane
mother in Lady Audley's Secret"
IAt Dreamland.
Special feature attraction, Monday
and Tuesday with Theda Bara. in
Lady Audley's Secret" at Dream
land Thetre.
Oscar Peterson, Of Alvarado, visit
ed the fore pare Of the week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias
Peterson, of this city.
Wood and steel Flexible harrows,
the latest out, with or without levers,
also Boss Harrows, all oak. Call on
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Mrs. J. S. Bear, of Minneapolis,
visited at the J. W. Thomas home for
la few days, leaving for her home
on Monday evening. Mrs. Bear is a
cousin of Mr.. Thomas.
A. E. Erickson, Of Wylie, Mimi,
was here yesterday. He has taken
the agency for the sale Of Watkins
remedies in western Marshall county
and while here made arrangements
to make this city his headquarters
while canvassing this territory.
Here's an important fact; one half
Of all the cars on American high
ways are Fords. Because Ford cars
have given satisfaction from the be-
ginning, every Ford owner is a
Ford booster, for the car more than
meets his expectation.-W. F. Powell
& Co.
A civil service examination will be
held at the Warren post office on
April %, 1916, for the position of
clerk in said Office. Applicants for
the position can obtain application
blanks and instructions by calling
upon or addressing E. r. Kezar
Secretary of the Civil Service Board
Warren, MINI.
On Thursday evening, April 10th
and Friday evening GOOD friday
April 21st, special services will be
held in the Presbyterian church. The
preacher on Thursday evening will
be Rev. C. E. Coles, East Grand
Forks; and on Friday evening, Rev
j. M. Gray, Hallock. Everybody is
cordially invited.
Postmaster Tullar desires that pa
irons on rural routes report promptly
whenever called for the names of
people taking mail in their boxes
The names of new people taking mail
should also be promptly reported
Slips on which to make these reports
are left in the boxes from time to
time and should be preserved until
needed.
Mr.. Fred W.. Pech, who arrived re-
Gently from Algona, Iowa, to settle
on a, farm north of town, bought from
the Marshall County Land Co., is a
man of the Roosevelt stamp and
STYLE. He is already sending four
children to the Warren school, and
has a fifth one who is anxious to at
tend. That, is the kind Of settlers we
need to develop and fill up on,
! sparsely settled county.
John Rue, Of Warren, has been ap
pointed as representative of Ger
man Austria Hungary Red eros!
Society for this vicinity. He will re-
ceive funds for the society, who viii
devote them for relief work in thu
Central Powers. Mr.. Rue will no
solicit funds, but will gladly accep
funds from those who are interested
in this relief work, which become!
more and more necessary as the wa:
continues.
| Walter, Black, of Steele county
Mimi, arrived last Sunday and move,
out on section Is, in town Of Farley
on the old N. c. Hustad farm, whic]
he has bought from the Marshal
i County Land Company. Mr.. Blaze
e q young progressive farmer an
ithe Farm he has acquired contains a
good land as can be found in thi
valley and will surely make him we'll
TODD and even rich in the course 0
a few years. - -