Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-21
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CASTS piece. orchestra of Argyle at
the Strand Friday. Dance after show.
Otto II. Hjelle, OF Marsh Grove, was
In this city Friday for load Of seed
oats.
Don't fail to read the Warren Ma
chine & Iron Works ads. They have l,
new one each week.
The Junior Class have arranged tC
give motion pictures Of 'Heartsease"
Watch for dates.
Senior class play, "Stop, Thief'
Monday, April Goth. Watch this paper
for cast OF characters and the synopsis
Gilbert Bake, from Marsh Grove
was Il business visitor in the city Wed
nesday of last week.
Big Dance at Clausen Hall, Radium
SommerS-kramer music. Saturday eve
ming, April oath 900 sharp.
Melvin Mortrud left Saturday even
ing for NewfOlden to visit with his
folks over Sunday. He returned Mon
day morning.
Edward Dollinger. who has been here
for several weeks looking after his
farm, departed Tuesday evening fol-
his home at Minooka, Ill.
What would you do if you had tc
spend two weeks unehaperoned with j.:
bachelors. See what Constance Tai
madge does in "Iwo Weeks
We have sold and have in operation
on our territory ninety-two Fordsor
tractors, and expect, as fast as we car
get them, to place. one or more on about
every farm in our trade limits. It is
just a question of knowing the Fordsou
to want one.-W. F. Powell & Co.
A bounty of five cents each will be
paid by the county commissioners OF
Polk county for gophers killed during
the season. Five cents will also be Da id
for each crow killed between May 1:
and June Is and from August Is re
September Is.
Anton Johnson, formerly of Alyarado
arrived here Monday morning from
Thief River Falls enroute to Angus and
Grand Forks Mr.. Johnson recently
purchased a house at Thief River Falls
and will soon make that his place of
residence
The board of county commissioners
OF POLK county have let the contract for
paving the highway from Crookston tC
the Northwest farm school. The work
will cost $5S.6976O. NJ. r. Hussey, of
Crookston, having been awarded the
contract Work will be commenced by
May 18th and is to be completed by
Nov. 18TH
H. Mitgarl returned Monday even
ing from a visit with his cousin. Bert
TOnberg. at Baudette Mr.. TOnberg
who is one Of the leading merchants of
Bau;lette, has just sold out his store
interests and will leave shortly for Nor
way to visit his old home. Mr.. Nit
gard bought some of the stock which
will he shipped here and sold by the
Peoples Trading Co.
1t may not he known to Warren peo-
pie generally that there is a lady re-
siding here who is we'll versed in the
science of ornithology. She is Mrs
Fred Clarke. Often she may be seen
with her little girl going into the woods
or Out-of-the-Way places to watch the
birds as they fit about from tree to
tree. build their nests. carry food to the
little ones. or entertain with their songs
of joy. With tield-glass in hand, she
takes great pleasure in studying the
winged deniZens of the fields and woods
and she knows the names Of most Of the
different species of birds found in this
locality.
Dana NJ. Easton left last week for
Poplar, Montana, to resume his law
practise. which was interrupted when
he entered the military service of the
United States. On the bloody battle
fields of France he showed his American
pluck and valor. and after being fright
fully wounded in the leg by shot and
shell he spent many months in hospitals
over there and also in hospitals here
since his return to this county. AS yet,
strength does not seem to want to re-
turn to the shattered limb, making it
necessary for him to use crutches, but
it is hoped that strength will return
after while. Dana, however. does not
whine about or bewail his condition but
is resolved to tackle his work in life
with the same energy and determine
ton with which he performed his mill
tary duties.