Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-24
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Walker last week to enjoy an outing.
Rev. Frank Zimmerman left last
Monday for Rochester, Minn., on a
visit.
Miss LOttie johnson, of Des
Moines, Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. c..
W. Carlson.
Charley Nelson and Albin Matt
son left Wednesday for a weeks va
cation at Maple Lake.
Mrs IT. E. Moulton, and chill
'dren, arrived home Monday from
their visit at Turtle River.
Mrs. Anton McGinniss and chill
dren returned to their home at De-
troit on Monday this week.
- Mrs. Ed Franson went to Nc
lntosh Tuesday to visit the family
OF her brother, Oscar Peterson.
The Misses Cora and Carrie Shell
ly returned this morning to Argyle,
after visit with Warren friends.
-Chas. Buchholz, foreman on the
Spaulding farm, had his force in
creased last Thursday by the birth
OF fine boy at his home.
%. L. Hamery, the civil engineer,
of Crookston, is spending consider
able time in Marshall county lately,
looking after drainage matters.
L. Marshall, who formerly
farmed in this vicinity, and went out
west couple years ago, was a caller
in these parts the fore part Of the
week.
-Halvor Dahlgren, the popular
salesman OF Argyle, was in town
yesterday while on his way to his
parents, near Red River, to spend
his vacation.
-Erick Faller had his face seri-
ously cut besides sustaining other
bruises at ball game in Warrenton
last Sunday. He was taken to Ar.
gyle for repairs.
james Mcmahon has opened up
his meat market in Ketcham's old
stand, where he will be pleased to
serve many customers. See his ad
in another column.
"A hail storm passed oyer the
city this afternoon, but it has not
yet been ascertained what damage
was done in the vicinity. 1t is
thought not to have been very ex-
tensiye, however.
Mr.. H. E. Mussey, who many
years ago was the proprietor OF the
WARREN SHEAF, and subsequently
OF the Thief River Falls Press, is a
candidate for clerk Of court in Red
Lake county, He will make a good,
capable official, and Mr.. Mussey's
many Warren friends hope he will
"get there"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Melgaard
and Mrs. Rev. Olson, OF Argyle, were
guests at A. Grindeland's yesterday,
and were also accompanied by Miss
Helga Olson, who is one of the lead
ing musicians of Minneapolis, and
who favored the company with
number OF choice selections on the
piano. A few Warren ladies were al
so entertained at the same time.
Lilly, Edith and Waldo mar Matt
son are enjoying an outing in the
country at the home OF Mr.. P. h.
Malberg, in Viking. Between chasing
the pigs and the chickens and picking
wild Strawberries their time is evil
IDENTIFY much occupied. Last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P: Madison and two
scions of the family enjoyed a pleas
ant visit at Mr.. Malberg's place
through the kindness OF Mr.. NAL
berg.
Prof. Edmund Franklyn, Of Ste
phen, is spending few days in the
city this week getting acquainted with
our people. He is candidate forthe
Republican nomination for county
superintendent Of schools, position
for which he is we'll qualified by edu-
cation and experience. During the
past two years he has served as prin-
cipal of the Stephen school and is re-
elected for the coming year, provided
he wants to serve. Each time he has
been reelected with an advance in
salary. Prof. Franklyn is graduate
of Tho MonLofn Normal SnhOO1 ad.