Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-04
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day from a visit at Ada.
Louis Lofgren, OF Alma, went to
the State Fair Saturday.
-Anders Anderson, OF East Park,
went to Blackduck last Saturday.
Miss Sadie Sihlberg returned to
her home in town OF Lincoln ON Mon
day.
Aug. Lundgren arrived this
morning from visit to the State
Fair.
Miss Emma Peterson is employed
in the candy depar tlnent OF The PEG.
pies store.
"A fine baby girl arrived at the
home OF L. NJ. Olson, register OF
deeds, yesterday. ..m. u.
e. j. Norrlund and Albin Young
came back last Friday from d trip
to Grand Forks.
"A fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Iverson SkurdahI, in Box
vile, last Friday.
Regular meeting OF Royal Neigh
bors Wednesday evening, Sept. 10.
A. full attend ance is desired.
liver Allen. left Monday for
Church's Ferry, N. D., where he will
have charge OF an elevator.
Carl Hanson and wife, of this
city went to Grand Forks last week
where they have son working.
Swanson, the telephone man
and his wife, left Saturday to visit
friends in North Dakota, and also
the State Fair.
Miss Kinda Anderson commenced
teaching an eight months term of
school in town OF Biywoods on Mon-
day this week.
Mrs. c. E. Lundquist and child
rem, arrived home last Friday from
an extended visit with her parents in
Dodge county, and with friends at
Hawley, Mimi.
DIR. J. &. Vigen will be at his fa-
theirs place, town of New SoIum,
from Sept. II to 21. Thursday,
Sept. IS, he will be at Ole A. Lees
house in town of New Folden.
e. A. Aubol arrived yesterday
from his claim Rainy river, anil
will look after his bonanza farm near
here and take an occasional whack
at the prairie chickens for a few
weeks.
Miss Lena Olson, who is en-
ployed as saleslady in Friedman's
store, Grand Forks,
came over Saturday for few days
visit with her sister, Mrs O. G. VAL
tinson, OF this city.
y. l.. Robertson, one OF the pio-
neer settlers of this county, has sold
his fine farm of 200 acres in Wan
ger, and will leave, we are informed,
for central Washington, where his
son Will is located.
Charles R. Fowler, of Minneapo-
lis, as trustee of the estate of J. E.
Lund, sold lot Is in block of Went
eel Il Grindeland addition to Warren,
10 Matilda Ostrom at Referee Vaule's
office yesterday.-Crookston Journal,
Aug. 30.
y. NJ Rookie departed Monday
with threshing crew for Neche, N.
D., where he will be kept busy this
fall sheling out the golden grain.
He left his machine there last fall.
Crops in that vicinity are reported
excellent
DIR &. A. Penney and family ar
rived Monday from East st. Louis.
they didn't like the china t. down
there, and alter the doctor has spent
II little tt e in pursuit IF the evasive
prairie chck-n, he n ends to locate
somewhere in the valley for the prac-
tc- OF his profession Of dentistry.
-Warrenis noted for many things.
1t is noted for It's efficient high
school, for the progressive and pub
Iir-sprited business men and for
number of.o' her things that cannot
be named. One of these latter kind
is, for instance, the extremely up-to-
date side walks found along our
streets Near he old mill there is a
crossing which practically works on