Warren sheaf., 1917-09-26

Shown in the Mutual Weekly next Fri
day and Saturday, at The Strand.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Holan in this city
on Sept. II.
= Fatty Arbuckle, the king Of laugh
ter, at The Strand, Friday and Satur-
day. Admission 10 and 20 cents
w. ]. Durbahn, progressive young
farmer from near Angus, attended to
business matters in the city Tuesday.
Dance! At The New Strand, Tuesday,
October 2nd Music by Teorry's Min
neapolis Orchestra. Tickets, $1.OO.
Gallery, 15c.
Fatty Arbuckle in "a Reckless
Romeo, tornado of fun, at The
Strand, Friday and Saturday. Admis-
sion 10 and 20 cents.
Oscar Golden, who is the night clerk
at Hotel Crookston, came up this
morning for days visit with his par
ents.
Diamonds at the same old price at
Farrelrs jewelry store. I have on
hand now some very fine bargains in
diamonds.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will meet
Thursday, Oct. 4, at the home of Mrs.
A Hatfield All are cordially invited
to attend
Ivan Monroe, a former employee Of
the Sheaf, was among the Kittson
county drafted boys who went thru
on the local Friday.
Leon Hammit, who has been visit
ing his cousin Willis Powell, Of this
city. left for his home near Grand
Forks Monday.
Dance! At The New Strand, Tuesday,
October End. Music by Teorry's Min
neapolis Orchestra. Tickets, $1.OO.
Gallery, 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Westlin and
daughter, Of Flom, Mimi, arrived in
Warren Sunday, being called here by
the illness Of Mr.. Westlin's father, who
since passed away.
Miss Augusta Tell returned Sunday
morning from Faribault, where she
had attended a four weeks summer
school course at the school for the
blind
Willis Powell and Paul Bartholow
left yesterday for Hamline University,
where they will enroll as students.
They will stop off for days visit at
Herman, Mimi, the former home of
the BarthoIows.
New treatment Of HAY fever and
Catarrhal deafness. Diseases of child
ren, ear, nose and throat, and asthma,
successfully treated. Drs. Fred and
Blanche Sharp, Licensed Osteopathic
Physicians, Crookston.
/ We back our judgement with our
guarantee, put a Genemotor Electric
Starter on your car, use it thirty days
land il not entirely satisfied we will
take it back and refund you your
Imoney.-W. F. Powell & Co.
! The Strand opened up to a public
d dance last Friday night. The Argyle
orchestra was on hand and everybody
:. who attended were very well pleased
The next dance will be given on Tues
day evening with Teory's Minneapoli.
orchestra as the players.
Gabriel Anderson, was takel
suddenly sick a little over two week.
s Iago and since then has been caret
y for at the city hospital. His daughter
Mrs. Orthun, wife of Rev. Orthun, O
Milton, n. D., came here to assist il
Z nursing her father back to health. On
Tuesday this week Mr.. Anderson wa
able to leave accompanied by hi
daughter for the latter's home wher
he will visit while he regains his for
mer strength.
Insa private letter received fron
Rev. f. N. Anderson, Of Baltimore
Md, to one Of his former parisioner
: here, he states that his son Lincoln
!, | who is student at the g. s. Nava
Academy at Annapolis, has been cruis
ing on the e. S. s. Rhode Island, ,du1
ing the summer, but was the
Z visiting at home on a months ful
Tough. Another son, Walter, has eI
: rolled as student at the state univel
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! family were well and send greetings t
: friends here Rev. Anderson has bt
3 ylgun the publication of little churc
: paper, named st. Olaf's Budkaf1e IS
{ Olaf's Messenger), for the benefit q
his congregations In Baltimore an
Washington.
J. On Friday last a few Of Mrs. A. y
Foker's Warren friends were invite
to her home at the Northwestern E1
= Iperimental School near Crookstol
It The day was fine one and adde
greatly to the pleasure OF the tri
e which was made in the Swanson an
e 1Melgard cars. A bounteous Dime
n awaited the guests, to which each or
: did ample justice. The afternoon We
y tspent with chatting and needlewor
t and slipped quickly by. a daint
b luncheon was served, after which tt
s homeward trip was resumed. It was
n merry day all thru and much gratitud
i Is felt by the visitors toward the hol
: and hostess who 50 kindly entertaine
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