Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-02
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Masquerade ball, Feb. 10th.

GkBS 20 Ce1lIS per UOZ.
Masquerade ball, Feb. 10th.
The county fair association holds
it's annual meeting tomorrow eve
ming.
Read the Pioneer Land & Loan
Company's clover and alfalfa ad this
week.
Andrew P. Nelson, of northwestern
Warrenton, transacted business in
town yesterday.
Ghosts" Ibsens immortal drama at
Dreamland Tuesday. Five acts! Prices
1Oc and zoe.
Nels E. Bystrom has been confined
to the house for about a week with a
severe case of lagrippe.
Erick Anderson, of route 4, was
among those who made use of the
good sleighing to come to town yes
terday.
Masquerade ball, Feb. 10th, at the
Warren Opera House. Music by NAL
chow's Rag Time Kings. Tickets 81.
Gallery 25c.
| Ed. Swanson, Of Boomer, is in town
today visiting his sister, Mrs. And.
Boardson, and attending to matters
of business.
Mr.. Henry Walthall, the "Little
! Colonel in F'The Birth of Nation"
plays the lead in "Ghosts" Tuesday
night. Five acts.
Now is the time to bring in your
harnesses and get them repaired and
oiled. We do the work at a moderate
price. Fred Swanson.
There will be dime social held at
the Odd Fellows hall, Friday eve
ming, February 18th. All are cordial
| II invited. Come and enjoy yourself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A. Johnson left
Saturday for few days visit at Min
neapolis and st. Paul. Mr.. Johnson
will also do a stroke Of business on
the side, while in the cities.
Victor 8faln1, Fred Johnson. And.
Melgard, Walter Melgard, Gust Wick
man and Ernest johnson are among
those who are attending the big auto
mobile show in Minneapolis this week.
Miss Emma Johnson, who is attend
ing the Bethesda Hospital School for
nurses at Crookston, visited with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron John
son, over Sunday, returning Monday.
F. ]. Filipy, one of the progressive
farmers of Farley, attended to bust
ness in town yesterday. He is be-
lever in better stock and is planning
to stock his farm with the best that
lean be had in that line.
| Theo. J. Imsdahl, Of Oslo, has sold
his confectionery and shoe store to
C. O. Guernsey from Nebish, Mimi
taking 100 acre farm near Nebish
on the deal. Mr.. Imsdahl intends to
move onto the farm in the spring.
Oscar Johnson, prominent bust.
ness man Of Strandquist, was here
Monday to escort his wife back home
She had been receiving medical treat
ment at the hospital but was then 81
far on the road to recovery that sh.
could return to her family.
Hans B. Imsdahl, of Pitt, has beer
asked by his friends to make the ru1
for county commissioner in his dis
trict in Beltrami county. We in Mar
shall county found out all about MI
Imsdahl's. splendid running qualitie
years ago, when he was a resident o
our county, and we can also add tina
his long experience in county affair
and other matters Of public nature
will make him most valuable mem
der of a county board. Beltram
county people will make no mistak
if they elect Mr.. Imsdahl to that of
flee.
w. A. Knapp is back from Illinoi
for a short stay. He says the Pionee
Land & Loan Company is maxim,
preparations for receiving a larg
number of new settlers the comm,
spring and summer. The big crop
last year and the prosperous condi
ton of the Red River Valley farmer
have turned the attention Of peopl
in Iowa, Illinois and other states il
this direction. A wise man will no
delay securing a farm for himself il
the Minnesota Red River Valley be
fore land values advance and becom,
as high as in Illinois, which the.
surely will at no distant day.
We publish this week the financial
statement Of Marshall county for tht
year 1915. This statement has beer
prepared by county auditor "A. G
Lundgren in the careful and thorough
manner with which he does all his
work. Every taxpayer should reat
the statement and acquaint himsel.
fully with the county's business. Mar
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