Warren sheaf., 1917-11-07
Additional Local
News
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Photo developing ana printing, quick
service Warren Pharmacy.
Mrs Ed Natwick and Mrs. Justice
Carlson u visited { IF friends in Oslo yester-
day. ~. 80 -
Laughi Lhl.i,s T., Laugh a ll;h Fatty Arbuckle in.
"The Walters Ban, at The Strand.
Admission 10 and 20 cents. s.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu-
berclin tested herd? p. Frost Spauld-
I ing Farm Go.
Are you going? To ''The Walters.
BALI with Fatty Arbuckle, at The
Strand, Saturday night. Admission 10
and 20. cents
Miss Zelma Peterson, a nurse at the
Mount Park Sanatorium, st. Paul, ar
rived last Friday for visit with her
mother, Mrs. G. A. Peterson.
Miss Gertrude Connor, graduate
nurse from the city hospital at Mime
apolis, arrived Sunday for visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. /. By
strom.
idle Wives, an eye opener, next
Tuesday Nov. 18th, at The Strand.
Seven acts Admission 15 and IS cents.
Two shows nightly, 7:15 and 9:15
o'clock. y;
,Mesdames P. g. Turnquist, a. John
son, and p. Anderson, of Crookston;
spent the day last Friday visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Hovland, in this city. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson, who
were recently married, were pleasantly
surprised by. large number of their
friends and neighbors last Saturday
evening at their home in town of Vega.
The Little Moline tractor will pull:
your Feed Mill, Straw Cutter, Wood
Saw; Silo Filler, Manure Spreader,
PlOw, Drill, Harrow and Binder, and
only cost $S95.O0 with the gang. Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co.
/ Sheaffer's self filling pen can be
carried in any position safely and you
can always depend upon it's writing at
the first touch to the paper. A perfect
~ smooth barrel and simple filling
device that fills full at each opera tion
r. b. Hooper.
Rev: j. Fjellstedt, a field missionary,
who attended the conference at the
Swedish Mission church here, received
the sad news Friday morning by tele-
gram that his wife had died at their
home in South Dakota. He left for
home on the first train.
Mrs. Cornelia T. Hatcher, of Anchor
age, Alaska, arrived yesterday and is
visiting with Mrs. A. Melgard, on her
iway to Washington, d. G. She is
president Of the Alaska w. G. T. q. and
an active worker for temperance and
the suffrage cause in that far away
domain of Uncle Sam.
Gabriel Anderson returned last We'd
|nesday from Milton, N. D., and will
spend week or two here before again
leaving for Milton, where he intends
to spend the winter at the home of his
daughter. Mr. Anderson reports that
several severe storms passed through
4 that section while he was there and
that the snow was five feet deep in
places.
Among those who were in the city
on Market Days and who called at this
office were the following: VIM. Metzler,
d John Slusar, Nels Dahlman, Nels Berg,
Gottfrid Erickson, j. a. Stroble, Victor
Fagerstrom, Ole Swanson, A. Ton
|derum, =. r.. Teske, John Alstrom
Willie Gunderson, Fred Johnson, Henry
Aas, Christ Solvik, John Whitman and
g. w. Malberg.
J.. NJ. Loeslie ST., Of Radium, is g
8 visitor in the city today. He is one
among the first settlers in town o1
Comstock, arriving there on May 4
1880. Before that he lived ten years
|. In Buffalo county, Wisco consin, where ht
had opened up q farm in heavily tim
lbered country, Mr.. Loeslie will be "
I, years old next February, and is Ss
strong and sturdy man vet barring .
few infrmities that creep on with ad
vancing age. He has done many hare
, days work In his life and Is entitled t
1.-THE ease and rest which his fnancia
. circumstances now permit him to enjoy