Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
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ing to the wants OF customers at the
Peoples Trading Cos store.
L. S. Bayrell, OF Argyle, delivered
the Fourth OF July oration at the eel
ebration in the town of Big Woods.
Peter Dahlquist is at Dalby, Is
anti county, caring for the spiritual
needs OF a small Lutheran congrega-
tion.
Hon. A. Grindeland was the ora
tor OF the day at the Fourth OF July
celebration in Twin Valley, Norman
county.
III Engstrom and family came
in from Newfolden last week to OBJ
serve the Fourth in Warren, return
ing home Saturday.
The officers of the Rebekah lodge
for the ensuing year will be installed
at the regular meeting next Tuesday.
A full attendance is desired. 49,
E. B. Newman who has held the
position ofpharmacist with the Ohm
son Drug Company for short time
left for Grand Forks on Tuesday.
-Chas. Westberg and Alfred John
son OF Vega, were among those who
came in to celebrate the Fourth, but
were greatly surprised to find the city
under water.
Rev. N. F. kile will preach at the
Snake River Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday at 1920 A. NJ,
and in Warren Norwegian Lutheran
church at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
Mrs. Albertina Grill, wife Of
prominent Presbyterian clergyman
of Chicago, arrived last week with
her children to spend the summer
with Marshall co. friends.
Chris Rundtom returned home
from his claim in the Rainy River
country last Saturday and reports
all the Warren boys healthy and hap
py as a clam in high water
The horsemen are getting their
horses in shape for the races. Watch
the date and don't forget to come.
Warren is going to celebrate the
Fourth if it takes all summer.
Mrs. A. Melgaard gave a very
pleasant lawn party to a number OF
her lady friends last Saturday after
noon. Dainty refreshments were
served and a good time enjoyed by
all present.
DIR. T. Bratrud left the Fourth on
a two weeks vacation that will be
spent at his old home and other
points III the southern part OF the
state. DR.. Il. Stuhr attends to his
pratice during his absence.
p. A. Dahlquist has been appoint
ed as permanent mail clerk on the
Great Northern between St. Pauland
Neche, n. OAK, a very desirable run
and one that will afford him good
chance for promotion. Abe is a good
boy and merits his success.
The Red Men elect their new Of
fcers Friday exening, July 19. Ar
rangements are being made for a
good time. After the exercises there
will be short program rendered fol
lowed by banquet in the ante room.
All the members are requested to at
tend.
Mrs. Hull entertained a small
piazza party Tuesday evening. ice
cream and cake were served, while two
bands stationed outside discOursed
vociferously. Despite which fact, the
guests enjoyed themselves very much
and hope to spend many more pleas
ant evenings with Mrs. Hull. ..
Interesting and we'll attended
district mission meetings have been
held this week in the Swedish Luth.
congregations of Rev A. Mattson at
Warren, Vega, and Lower Snake.
The followingpastors from distance
have been attending: Rev Lundgren
of Hallock,. Rev. Siolender, of Grand
Forks, and Rev. Nordstrom, Of Hoff-
man.
. The Swedish Baptists held large
ly attended mission meetings in their
church in Vega last Saturday and
Sunday. The following ministers
from distance were present: Rev.
ia. H. Johnson, Of Grand Forks, N.
Oak, John Lundberg, OF Langdon,
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