Warren sheaf., 1917-11-07
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See! Fatty Arbuckle Saturday night.
Big comedy show Saturday at The
Strand.
Photo developing and printing. high
grade work Warren Pharmacy. '..3a
s Good farms and city property, fire.
and life insurance for sale. =. N.
Olson.
r. ii. Clark returned last Thursday
morning from Duluth where he had
spent several days
Harold Swanson and Ernest John
son left yesterday for the eastern part
Of the county on road matters.
Are you going? To ..The Walters
Ball,' with Fatty Arbuckle, at The
Strand, Saturday night. Admission 10.
and 20 cents.
Mrs. Bert D. Pearson, Of Virginia,
MIMI, arrived last Wednesday for a
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. III. M. Swanson.
Mrs. "A. f. Burke, of Williston, N. d.
arrived yesterday morning for weeks
visit at the homes of her sisters, Mrs!
Edwin johnson and Mrs. Aug. A. john
son.
Rev. G. p. Lewis, who conducted SER
vices in the Presbyterian church in this
city last Sunday, will conduct services,
here next Sunday, both morning and
|evening.
sIdle Wives, an eye opener, next
Tuesday, Nov. 18th, at The Strand.
Seven acts. Admission Is and % cents.
Twofsshows nightly, 7:15 and 9:15
o'clock .aa S
MRS. Ed. Mossefn, ,sof Fertile, arrived
Monday for a brief visit here. Her
mother, Mrs K ]. Taralseth, who had
been visiting at Fertile, returned with
her to Warren.
Miss Ingeborg Lodoen will entertain
the Girls Society Of the United Nor
wegian Lutheran church, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 14th. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
81 a. A. Ecklund, Fred Bake, Clarence
Schultz, Sidney Anderson and Erlck
Wassgren left Tuesday night for
Aitkin county where they will spend q
few days hunting ducks.
Mrs. II. NJ. Swanson and Mrs. Fred
Bake will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Of the Norwegian Lutheran church, in
the church basement, on Thursday at
terrniloon, Nov Is Friends are welcome.
Mrs. Ed. Lee and son, of Grand
Forks. are visiting at the homes Of II.
NJ. and j. G. johnson, in this city.
Miss Lillfe Bjorklund,. Of Alvarado,
visited with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. John
son last Friday.
The weather during the past week
has been warm and all the snow has
now 1iI, disappeared. Plowing has been
resumed and, accordding to reports, the
groand turns over more easily than il
did before the snow. 5.s
Half journeys are wasted-but II yot
Lltake a course in the Mankato Com
mercial College you will be prepared t.
bring your journey to a successful ter
mination. We want to tell you abou
it and to send you our catalog. Writ,
for it today
Tonight! Thursday! Douglass
Fairbanks in roaring Comedy
..Manhatten Madness, at The
Strand. Also "Haystaeks and
Steeples'', a keystone roar IN 2
acts. Tonight only, admission 10
and 20 cents. -,
John Whitman and r. =. Muzzy, 9
ltown of Excel, were in the city satu1
day attending thep combination SALE
lMr. Whitman was looking for severa
pure bred animals to add to his her
of cattle but was unablesto secure tn
kind Of stock he desired.
The B. Kammerer family were pleas
Iantly surprised last Saturday evenin
when number Of their neighbors an
l friends called to bid them farewell an
wish them good luck in their new HON
l in the southern part Of the state.
sum Of money was presented them as
parting gift.
Last Wednesday w. 81. Dixon, th
Warren Auctioneer, conducted an au
tion sale on the Peter Giefer farm nea
Viking. While this farm is locate
Iright in the midst Of the hay CROWN
section Of the county, hay at this sa
Twas sold for $12 ton In the stac
a straw stack was also sold for $22.
Capt. j. NJ. Oseth arrived here Tue
day morning from Camp Dodge, whel
lhe is atpresent stationed, and with b
4 family returned Wednesday evening
|Des Moines, where they will locate +
the time being. Mrs. ]. p. Bren a
Icompanied the Capt. Oseth family
IDes Moines, where she will visit fe
days Oslo Tribune.
The shortage Of sugar Is being fe
Tin Warren. Local merchants are u
| able to secure more than 500 pounds
| week from the wholesale houses. Uni
there is change in the situation Il
IIlocal dealers are forced to limit the
! customers to five pounds week. ga
| Roseberg, proprietor OF the War;
II Bakery, states that unless he Is able
secure enough sugar, he will be fore
I, to quit business.