Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-01-05
1leanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

Dance! Opera House! Jan 10th.
1 Attorney E. A. Brekke, Of Argyle,
spent the week end in the city.
Joe Schilling left yesterday for
Kentland, Ind, to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Styrlund of
Viking were visitors in the city Mon
day
Coming, Jan. 10th Dode Fiske and
his ten piece Concert and Dance Or
chestra.
Dance at the Radium Hall Friday
evening, Jan. Z, 1916. Everybody
welcome.
Miss Glynn Sinclair left Monday
for Grafton for a few days visit
with friends.
Kenneth Wattam was present at
the play, The Birth of a Nation, at
Crookston Monday.
Clinton Winchester returned Mon
day to ST. Paul, where he is a student
at Manchester College.
H. L. Melgard and family, of
Argyle, spent New Years eve at the
Judge Grindeland home.
Miss Olive Douglas, clerk at the
local post office, spent New Years
day at her home in Argyle.
Hear Dode Fiske's famous Concert
Orchestra at Dreamland, Monday
JAN 10th. Adm. Is and Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rosendahl enter
tanned number Of their friends at a
dinner party on Tuesday evening,
Experienced dressmaker, sews by
day. Charges $1.00 per day. Call at
John Abrahamson's residence. Phone
252.
Mrs. K. J. Taralseth and daughter,
Miss Inga, visited at the Ed.
Mosefn home at Fertile on New
Years day.
The fourth number on the Warren
Lecture Course promises to be one of
the best numbers. Hear the Robley
Male Quartet. u
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Forseth rejoice
over the birth Of a fine baby girl,
who came to their home as a New
Years present.
Elmer Hegg, Of Michigan City, N.
D., returned home on Monday after,
having spent the holidays with
friends in w rren.
{ Mr. John Sinclair and daughters
Edith, Margaret and Jessie spent
No1,y Voo,.,c.o+ 4Lo 1,o,,o Me-
Elizabeth Sinclair.
John Sinclair and daughter, Miss
Edith, Of Argyle spent New Years
day at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Sinclair in this city.
Miss Frances Lindberg, who has
spent the holiday vacation with her
mother, returned Monday to Gonvick,
where she is teaching.
DR.. Walter Larson returned to his
practice at Starbuck Monday, after
spending the holidays with friends
and relatives in the city.
Concert! Monday, Jan. 10th.
Dode Fiske and his famous Orchestra
at Drea1nland. Adm. Is and Is cents.
Dancing at 9:3O, at the Opera House.
j. p. Holan, a nephew Of p. j.
Holan, deputy County Auditor, left
on Friday for Minneapolis, where he
will take course in electrical engin-
eering.
Miss Mile Swanson left Tuesday
evening to resume her teaching dut-
les at Aurora, after spending the
holidays at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. M. Swanson.
E w. f. Powell and family were
guests at the N. P. Stone nome over
Sunday. While there they attended
the performance of the Birth Of A
Nation at the Crookston Ar1nory.
You cannot afford to miss the Rob
| ley Male Quartet. This organization
of singers and entertainers have re
ceived return engagements from ev-
cry place where they have appeared.
Miss Bernice Melgard returned
Monday to resume her school studies
at Fargo, after spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A.
| Melgard.
The Fairbanks Morse stationary
gas or kerosent engine is world
heater. Be sure to get prices before
buying elsewhere. Warren Machine
and Iron Works.
Coming! Tuesday. Florence Ia
Babe Of Million Dollar Mystery
fame in t.The Price Of Her Silence
Ia 5 act Photo Play, with Florence
| La Babe, The Million Dollar Mystery
girl.
o. II. Olson and "A. H. Olson, 81
Marysfeld, Sask., Can, left Tuesday
for Winnipeg, after spending New
Years with their father, Henry
Olson, and their sister, Mrs. Frank
| Woolery.
Will exchange 1913 Case auto
mobile for cattle. Original cost was
$500. 80 h. p. !; 334x4 wheels; in good
condition. Address Z. II. Scott, r. IA
800