Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-09

Coming! Theda Bara in ''The
Galley Slave"
D. N. jacobson, of Marsh Grove,
is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rud, Of Hedge
land are shopping in town today.
Get posted on the new Ford prices.
Read AID of w. F. Powell & Co.
Mrs. E. M. Thompson, of Wimble-
ton, N. D., is visiting friends in
this city. ..-..... ......
The Vega Young Peoples Society
will meet at Vega church Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Startling! Stirring! Satanic!
Theda Bara in 'The Galley Slave
Tuesday, Aug. 18th, at Dreamland.
Work on the concrete foundation
walls of Warren's new hotel is pro-
ceeding at a satisfactory rate these
days. i, ..-.~c :, 49,
Misses Dora and Elna Erickson
returned to-day from a visit with
relatives and friends at Duluth and
other points.
A number of Warren people at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Daniels,
one of Argyle's prominent citizens,
on Sunday last.
Henry Peterson, timer at the
Taralseth store, will build house
for himself and family, north Of the
river on the west side.
If you only knew the satisfaction
a man gets from using a Mccormick
to cut his crop you would call up
the Mccormick man at Warren and
give your order at once. Phone 10.
Mrs. Jessup and daughters, Buelah
Robinson of Warren, Floy Dundas
Of Argyle, and Esther Lundgren of
Warren, left Tuesday for an outing
at Shabiscon. Mr.. Riley took the
party on the Tramp.-The Baudette
Region.
H. J. Olson, the electrician, re-
turned from the Cities Saturday
morning, where he had been to pur-
chase the equipment for the electric
light plant he is installing at Middle
River. A rs h. p. 2 cycle engine
and a Is K. w. generator are to be
installed to furnish the electricity
needed to light the village.
The Crookston College has hac
many calls for students that il
could not fill. Besides their splen
did courses in Bookkeeping anc
Shorthand they also give a. course
m Auto, Gas and Steam Engineering
Board and room in private family
So to $3.50 per. week. Write to J
c. Satire, Crookston, MIMI
Mrs. Gus. Kramer and Mrs. A. G
Kramer, Of this city, have received
the sad intelligence that their aunt
Mrs. Bridget Igoe, has. passed away
lat Scranton, Pa, at the age Of g.
years.. She was. an active worker
and devout member of the Cathedra
parish of said city. Deceased was,
sister of Mrs. CATHERINE Kilfoyle
who lives here. -.
!, Mrs: c. E. Sjostrand and childre1
returned this morning from an ex
tended auto tour to Lake City an.
Eother points in the southern part o
the state. At Moorhead the heav,
rains compelled Mr.. Sjostrand e,
wait several days before commencin,
the trip to Warren, while the res
of the family completed the trip b.
train.
C. J. Forsberg, cashier of tn
State Bank Of Karlstad, returned t
his home on Friday of last week
after having been a patient for sew
eral weeks, at the Warren hospita,
where he had undergone an opera
ton for appendicitis. His case wa
a very serious one, henc
he is very thankful and happy tina
he is still in the land of the living.
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N. A. Johnson, of McCrea, one 0
our more recently arrived farmer
from Illinois, has been in poo
health for some time. On Tuesda
this week he found it necessary
60 to the hospital to submit to a
operation. The many friends of I'll
family hope that Mr.. Johnson ma
recover speedily so as to be able t
return and again manage his fin
farm.