Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-11-01
C1eanings
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Dance! Friday night.
See ''The Hunted Woman" next
Thursday.
Louis Ranstrom was in from Vega
on Monday.
Anton Burseth, of Stephen, was a
Warren visitor over Sunday last.
City residences for sale at from
$125O.O0 up to $4,000. L. M. Olson.
If you want a real treat attend
the Chicago operate Company pro-
gram tonight.
DR.. John A. Regner, Of Cannon
Falls, MIMI, visited friends in the
lefty last Friday.
Call at the Sheaf Office while in
the city on Market Days and renew
your subscription.
Remembers: A good elmer will
be served for IS cents, at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Nov. 4th.
Dance! Dance! Dance! Opera
House, Friday night. Same good
music. Same good time. g.:
Fearey Moore, one of the progress
sive farmers from near Viking, at
tended to business here yesterday.
The entertainment given by the
Chicago Operate Company is alone
worth the price of the season ticket.
See "The Love Lear" with Crane
Wilbur as the man who loved four
women. Monday at Dreamland, S
acts. .'.'::':'.' =
Dance! Dance! Dance! Friday
night at the Opera House, same
good music: Same good time.
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| Farmers: When you come to
Market Day next Saturday, don't
forget to go to Odd Fellows Hall
for your dinner. 49,, 49,.
Extra! Saturday special! Crane
Wilbur in 1.-THE Fools Game" and a
two act vogue comedy "Her Painted
Pedigree" Saturday only.
Mrs. Matt Johnson, Of the West
Hotel, left Friday for Oldham, S. D..
to attend the funeral of her mother,
who died at the ripe old age of "a
Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Schoen, Of Or
tonville, announce the arrival Of a
10 pound boy, at six A. M, on Tues
day Oct. 31st. Mother and son are
doing fine.
Mrs. Arthur Fogelberg, of Kenne-
dy, visited with her parents; MI. :! and
Mrs. :Olof Carlson, for a few days,
returning to her home the fore part
of the week. ..:. -. x.,
Mrs. Crane and children have left
for Galva, Ill.,, where they. intend to
make their future home. This com:
munity regrets very much losing this
estimable family. . IL; q ~44.,:: y,=r-::
Photographer M j.: Berget: was in
Argyle Saturday to take pictures of
the various. exhibits at the Grain
and Stock Show and Industrial Con-
test held; >there.*> -: -: .:ojc
Mr.. and mrs. Ed. 1Quistgard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wittensten en-
+ joyed duck supper at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs: I. M. Myrbo at Viking
on Monday evening. ~>:> !.
L. M. Olson returned home Mon:
day from Jordan, Mimi, where he
had spent about a week at the fam.
'ous mud baths trying to get relief
for his rheumatism.
Bargain day Bargains Dream
land Saturday ..night-with Crane
Wilbur in "The Fools Game" and
"Her Painted Pedigree" a two rec
vogue comedy. Adm. 10-15c.
Mrs. Kenneth Bescher and child.
rem left Monday for Fort Dodge
Iowa, to join Rev. Bescher, who ha:
accepted the call to the pastorate Of
the Swedish Lutheran church at thai
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Beardmore
Mrs. w. H. Dixon, Mrs. R.. c. Ma
thwig, Mrs. A. L. Robinson and Rev
Samson were in attendance at tn
Marshall County Sunday School Con
vention held at Argyle yesterday.
r. M. frytz, who a short time ag'
underwent an operation: for append
cites at the city hospital, had recov
erred sufficiently to return Monday t
his duties in the store of the People
Trading Co.
The ladies aid of the Scandinavian
M, E. church will hold a social i
the church basement Friday evening
this week. Several fine articles will
be sold and lunch will be served. Al
Eare welcome,
| Mrs. Nels Lexen, Of Bowie, MINI
arrived yesterday for visit wit
her sister, Mrs. Olof Carlson. Sh
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