Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-03

The Lost City. .,
Remember THE Mollycoddle' at the
Strand Friday and Saturday.
Wanted Kitchen girl and also q
dining room girl at Hotel Warren.
n The XII. Taralseth Co. have two
ads In this issue. Be.sure to read them
both. Il
A real Marshall county beef, will be
on the SPIT, Armistice Day, at Warren,
Nov. 11th., .zss. ;....5 6 MI.
e u. IT,, Hill will sell 80 head Of high
grade Red Polled cattle at a public sale
Monday, Nov. 8th. ii.
Wanted Live chickens, ducks and
Phone 10 Warren Creamery co.
geese. Write or call us for prices.
Pictures will be taken by Johnson's
Studio, OF the american Legion parade,
Armistice Day, Nov. 18th. Let's all be
there. -. -: ss.s$ ~ 2..E
The Girls Community Club win be in
the zone Of advance, . Armistice Day,
the 18th. When they halt you, let there
be. no retreat. s~4.s.,s -.
II you think your bride is worthy Of
the best, she should have one of the
new style hand carved white gold we'd
ding rings, at Holm's Jewellery Store.
Why pay $4,000 or more per acre
when equally as good land, located near
the county seat, may be had at $500,
L by applying to Andrew Melgard. War
rem, MINI. - X - ;,s..-
County Supt. of Schools David John
son, and r: e. Luttrell, assistant Coun-
ty Supt. sof Schools, left last evening for
st. Paul t6,attehd the convention Of the
Minnesota Educational Association.
The" BOYS Of 81 may recall the
famous; .'cootie glide. The Worlds
War version of this will be given at
the Armfstice Day Dance at the Strand
Theatre, Thursday night, Nov, nth.
Don't forget the Sale of Pure Bred
Hogs and: Cattle at Warren, Friday,
Nov. 5, 1920, As Hogs. Saturday, Nov.
6, 1920, 40 Shorth6rn attle:-Marshall
County Live Stock Breeders Associa-
ti0n. =: ~ r:
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. have
purchased from Andrew Grindeland the
building adjoining their implement
house on the east and will remodel the
same for use as their office nsthe near
future.
T.. Fred s. Clarke has sold hts farm
south OF town and will hold a sale of
his personal property on Wednesday,
Nov. 10th. Don't miss. this sale il you
want first class horses, COWS or farm
machinery. IS r.
Mrs. Geo.@Dayis, president Of the
Warren 2 Ladies' Club, :. informs the
American Legion Post they have voted
to ego over the top with the boys for
Armistice Day, Nov. 11th.1 Watch the
Ladies' Club. - y. 49,
The show by the Legion boys at the
Strand Theatre Thursday evening, Nov.
18th, will feature special film num-
| Der, solos, monologues, duets, scenes of
army life, and many other vaudeville
cards by local talent.
R. Ms=~Gilbert moved into the fine
new residence he has constructed Sat
{ urday and R. e. Hooper, who recently
sold his residence to G.. Woolery, maa&9l
into the house vacated by R. NJ. Gilbert
on Fourth street.
| H, G.. Raveling, who left last week
for Little Falls, where he>had made ar
| rangements to purchase a photograph
! studio, returned to Warren Saturday,
as the party had decided not to sell out.
Mr:.:Raveling has accepted a position as
pharmacist at the Warren Pharmacy:
s Prof. .G. E. sjostraId, ofzNorth Star
College. when interviewed by the a n ~ !:
icanSI egion COMMITTEES, Stated 1--WE
shall be with you, 100 per cent strong
in the observance Of your Day. This
is the Spirit the boys have been greeted
with from every hand; and we look for
a stellar attraction from North ,Stal
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