Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-25
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.. ~. Noepp cdille up IRON
GrOokstOn Tuesday for visit.
Miss Cora Shelly, OF Argyle, visit
ed friends in Warren on Sunday.
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home OF J. S. Hillboe last Saturday.
Work on the city we'll has been
begun, and it is already down 10
leet.
Judge ?. H. Holm has been laid
up with scia tic rheumatism fors sever
al weeks
AT the session OF the county
board this week, Ditch No. 5, in Vik-
ing, was established.
Mrs. W. O. Holcomb, Miss Rose
Bradley and Mr.. F. L. Bradley were
visitors at Stephen yesterday.
L. S. Bayrell,o of Argyle, demo
cratic candidate for representative,
called on Warren this morning.
Leonard Ericsson left last night
Tor Washington, d. c. to complete
his law course at Columbia College
OF law.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church meets this
afternoon with Mrs. P. Dalquist, in
Warrenton.
Mrs. Chris. Barnholt, of Fergus
Fails, is visiting friends in the city.
Before her marriage she was Miss
olga Jensen, very popular Warren
girl.
Miss Maggie Loughridge came
home Saturday from Minneapolis
where she has recently graduated as
q trained nurse from the Asbury
Hospital.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give an
entertainment in the near future at
which "rummage SALE will be one
Of the leading features.
Services at the school house by
Alfred Horgen next Sunday 1870
a. m, at MelO church $3.50 and at
Warren Norwegian Lutheran church
sp. N. REV. kILE.
Land seekers are beginning to
come this way in large numbers.
This is good time to come, as now
can be shown what cur soil is cap
able to produce in an adverse year.
Fire caught in the barn Of Carl
Hanson, north Of the river, this fore
noon, and the fire department was
called out, but too late to save the
building. 1t is supposed the fire had
3oeen started by boys.
A. c. Miner, who has visited his
sister, Mrs. A. B. Nelson, for some
weeks, returned to Ortonville on
Monday, and expects to 60 to New
Mexico to spend the winter for the
benefit of his health.
Otto S. Haug, OF F oldahl, returned
last week from Foam Lake, Alberta,
Canada, several hundred miles north
west OF Winnipeg, where he has been
to look over the country, and visit
son who has located there. Mr.
Haug says there is lots OF good land
to be had there.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E., Stromgren.
formerly in business at Englund in
this county, now leading merchant
at Pelan in Kittson county, returned
yesterday from their visit to Sweden.
They told the SHEAF in passing
through that they have had a very
enjoyable trip. Mrs. Isaac F. Hall,
OF Nelson Park, who accompanied
them on their trip, returned to Amer
lea ahead of them and is visiting
friends in Pennsylvania on her way
back.
"A large number Of the friends OF
Leonard Ericsson rendered him a
pleasant reception at the rooms Of
E. Hjertos on Tuesday evening, be-
fore his departure to Washington.
Songs, stories, humorous Rotations
and impromptu speeches we're the
special features. During his stay in
the city this summer, as secretary OF
Senator Grindeland's Campaign
committee, Mr.. Ericsson has made
many additions to his previously
large circle of friends, and he was the
recipient of many cordial express
sions of good will and wishes for fu-