Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-17
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Harry March left or Minneapolis
last Friday.
Mr.. G.. o. Cross arrived home
this m orning.
Attorney W. j. Brown made a
business trip to Crookston Tuesday
evening, returning next day.
%. H. Taralseth and Albert
Dahlquist left yesterday for Maple
Lake for a weeks outing.
Mrs. J. P. O'Connell returned
home Monday from visit a Wayer-
ly, MINI.
-Einar W. johnson returned
home this morning from Minneapo-
lis where he has attended a school of
pharmacy.
John B. Erickson, the janitor at
the school house, reports the arrival
OF a big bouncing boy at his home
on Tuesday this week.
Mr.. Z. P. Mitchell and wife, OF
Parishville, N. Y, arrived yesterday
to visit at the home OF F. W. Elan
.ders.
The Epworth League OF the NJ. E.
church wall serve ice cream and cake
ON Friday afternoon and evening OF
the 25th in Mrs. McGillan's room.
L. j Under, the contractor, was
a Warren visitor over Sunday. He
is building large store building at
Kennedy this summer.
County Aattorney Carr is in at
tendance at the county board meet
ing to-day, unravelling such knotty
legal problems as may present them
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. johnson, Of
Minneapolis, arrived this morning for
a visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. Ecklund, Mrs. johnson being a
sister of Mrs. Ecklund. She is also
an aunt of Carl Lind.
The SHEAF received pleasant
call Monday from r. G. Hickman, of
Vega, and Fred Schumacher, of St.
Andrews N. D. Mr.. Schumacher
came over to visit relatives and
friends on the Minnesota side.
Rev. E. A. Boyd and bride
stopped over in the city yesterday, to
visit at the home of senator Grinde-
land, being on their way to Roseau
county, from where Rev. Boyd, who
has just been ordained, has a call to
preach.
Carl Hanson, of New Solum, has
been troubled with a sore foot for
some time He came in Tuesday to
see the doctor, and had long stay
at some hospital conjured up be-
fore his Imagination, when unex-
pectedly the foot began to improve,
and he returned home rejoicing.
-Reinert Nelson, OF New Solum
brought in a load of new potatoes
today which he has been retailing at
$1.OO per bushel. Last week he
brought in a load which he readily
sold at $1.25 per bushel. Mr.. Mel
son believes in having a little Of
everything to sell, and at the right
time.
Mr.. O. L. Bakken, one of town
New Solum's esteemed residents, is
building himself a good house in
Thief River Falls, to which city he
will remove and make his home in
the future. We are informed that
he will hold down good positinion
with one OF the leading merchants
there.
DIR. H. A. Tyler, Warren's resi-
dent dentist, returned last Friday
from a visit in the southern part of
the state, bringing with him young
bride. He was married on July 9th,
to Miss Mabel Crowell, a popular and
charming Young lady of Rochester,
MINI. The doctor and his wife are
welcome to this city, and we trust
that their stay among us may be
pleasant and profitable.
"A number Of Warren people,
among whom were Judge P. Fl.
Holm and family, County Treasurer,
e. Dagoberg. and wife, the Misses
Esther and Cornelia Dagoberg, and
Nels Bystrom, drove out to the