Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-01-05

with relatives in North Dakota al
New Years. !.
See! Florence La Babe at Dream.
land Tuesday in ssThe Price of Hel
Silence
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Myrbo of vi.
king spent New Years at the G. O.
Cross home.
Miss Mile Swanson left Tuesday
for Aurora, having spent her vacation
at her home.
Hear! The Dode Fiske Concert al
Dreamland, Jan 10th at 8 O'clock
Adm. Is and 25 cents.
Albert Golden attended the per
Torrance Of The Birth Of Nation
at Crookston Tuesday.
Harry Stanchfeld returned Monday
from Minneapolis, where he spent the
holidays with relatives.
Tuesday! "The Price of Her ST
lence. A great human story of one
woman's sacrifice for another.
Dance! January 10th at the Warren
Opera House! Music by Dode Fiske's
ten piece Concert Harp Orchestra.
The ERobley Male Quartet, Masters
of Harmony at the Warren Opera
House " ednesday evening, Jan. 2.
I Bear. in mind that Farmers Short
course for Marshall County will be
held at Warren, March IA to 18 in
fclusive.
Miss Ebba Lundgren returned to
st. Peter Tuesday night, to continue
her studies at Gustavus Adolphus
College.
I Miss Lucille Lundquist returned
Monday to Minneapolis, where she is
taking a course in the Arts and
Crafts Guild.
Let's give the Robley's full house
on Wednesday evening Of next week.
If you miss this entertainment, you
will regret it.
Tuesday! E'The Price of Her ST.
lence." A wonderful drama of Pas
sion and adventure in 5 acts. Adm.
10.and 20 cents.
Walter Berg spent New Years at
his home in St. Hilaire, where he at
tended the wedding of his sister and
acted as best man.
Miss Lucille Farrell and Miss Cad
die Robinson returned to st. Paul
Monday to resume their studies at
Manchester College
i Frans Larson returned to the
University Of Minnesota Monday, af-
ter visiting his brothers in this city
during the holidays.
THE Price Of Her Silence in S
acts, Tuesday. A story Of one
woman who disowned her child and
paid the penalty in full.
The Ladies Aid Of the Swedish
Mission church will meet at the home
Mrs. Axel Skog Thursday after
noon, Jan. 10. All are welcome.
Miss Estelle Grindeland returned
Monday to Minneapolis to resume her
studies at a school Of music, after
enjoying the holidays with her par
ents.
olof Myhre, Of Hallock, visited his
mother at the hospital, between
trains, while on his way to Mime
apolis, where he attends a law
school.
Misses Esther and Sigrid Thor
crimson, of Grand Forks, N. D., visit
ed at the home of their sister, Mrs
G. Storaasli, a few days during New
Years.
Misses Clarice and Estelle Grinde-
land returned on Monday to Fergus
Fails and Minneapolis, respectively
after having spent Christmas vaca-
ton at their home.
Russell Wilson and Maurice Grain
who have been spending the vacation
with their parents returned Monday
to Minneapolis to resume their
studies at the Hamline University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Allen return
ed today from Viking where they at
tended the funeral services OF
Andrew Erickson, Mrs. Aliens
father.
Miss Lillian Bendeke, OF Grand
Forks, visited at the A. Melgard
home in this city and at the II. i
Melgard home at Argyle, SATURDAY.
and Sunday.
Warren Machine and Iron Works
Co., call your attention to the latest
price on the Fairbanks Morse gas OF
kerosene engines; read our advertise.
ment in this paper.
Miss Agnes Hanson, who has spent
the holidays with her parents al
NeWfolden, returned Tuesday to re.
sumo her studies in the Senior yea1
Iof the high school.
Ed. Rosendahl shipped this week
two fine Duroc Jersey pigs to G. A
Rust, Underwood, Nd. This show;
that buyers from far away appreciate
what Warren breeders can offer il
the pig line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Brown anc
daughter Ruth left Thief River Falls
Hast Thursday evening for Houston