Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
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Duluth on ten days visit.
Mrs. W. F. Head arrived home
last Friday from All extended visit
in Iowa.
Miss Hanna Larson, of Foldahl,
was a Warren visitor for few DAVIS
last week. ..n.
charles Wilen, one of town of
Nanger's substantial farmers, Was
in Warren Tuesday,
Ralph Taralseth left Tuesday
Tor Mortified, Mimi, to resume his
studies at Carleton College.
-kagnhida K. Ivprson WAS in
town transacting business before
the county Judge last Saturday.
Rev. kihle aud [. N. Lodoen left
Monday for Manitoba, with a view
OF investing in Canda farm lands.
f. b Nelson and VI. J. Beryet
drove over to Thief River Falls and
returned the following day, Tuesday.
D Farrell, the ieweller, has adj
ded a handsome new wall case to
his alreHdy complete and up-to-date
establishment.
-. B. Ekman, of Roseau, spent
the fore part OF the week interview
ing his prospective constituents in
this part OF the district.
Miss Florence Ketcham left last
Thursday for Princeton, Mimi, to
resume her work HIS teacher in the
public schools Of that city.
Mrs. Gus Swenson, of West Sup
erior, and Miss Lena Olson, of Grand
Forks, both sisters of Mrs. Valtlnson.
left Monday for their respective
homes, after a couple OF weeks visit
here.
t-Henning Person, who for num-
her OF years has been working for
the Peoples Trading Co has severed
his connection with said firm and
intends to leave for Chicago in the
near future.
w. S Day, local manager of the
St. HIlaire Lumber Co., &. H. Wall,
OF CrookSton and E. J. Carpenter, OF
Minneapolis, left Monday for Ros 'au
county in order to get away from
the smell of lumber aud enjoy a good
hunt.
Carl Holm, son OF P. 81. Holm,
5nund bi|lbook cont aiming $50 il
the postoffice and returned it to the
gratful owner, who gave him I, dol
lar for leil q SO honest, and Carl
thir ks he never made dollar easier
in his life.
R. K. Doe, Of Adrian, Mimi, who
bought three quarter sections of
aand a few miles east of town last
Spring, Game up E,St Week tt, sp.'n,I d
frw days looking over his property
He il we'll pleased with our country
ANIL grently surprised to See the.
large crops prnd'ce.I in spite of the
excessive muisr ure during the see.l-
ing season. 1t il possible. that Mr..
Doe will mov+. his family here before
dong and becone one OF Us.
--I]ernhnrd Dicllen, son of A. K
Dirkrn, of town of Hunter. died las,
Friday morning of epillptic frs.
from which he has been d suff rer
1or several years, having been con-
fined to his he'd since the bitter part
s,f Drceni,pr. He w;is 16 years OF
age. The fnther WAS at work al
Alfred Horgnn's place in McCr-a
when the news r-irh-d him. The
funeral was held Monday and the
u,rlflnins Inferred at the Lutheran
Genietery.
Captain Agnes Lloyii, who in
company with Ensign Wilkins mn'l-
orr Gil y Ii visit in tile interests of
the Salvation Army, is Il lady OF
wide rxpprit nee. Her ONE is at
Grand Forks, but during the last
Two vpals she has served in the
KIon,lIke district as one OF the army
missionaries. Captain Lloyd talks
very en,rrt,iningly about che work
of these Christian workers, pirtl-
eul,rlv i'm her account OF the work
done for the homeless at Dawson
SHE SAID that from IS to $1O is
paid for cutting q cord OF wood.
She also INFORM; Us that when she
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