Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-03
Patriotism in Warren runs high.

Mrs. D. Farrell, and daughter
Lucille, lett yesterday for Grand
Forks to spend the Fourth.
Miss Irene Jerrue returned home
last Friday from ked Wing, where
she has attended school.
Ed. Slice arrived home last Fri
day from the northern Minnesota
lake region.
Mrs. Z. Pc terson left Tuesday
Tor d week IS visit with kOseau
friends
d. B. Bake, Of Thief River
Ealls, is attending to business in
Warren to-day.
d. K. Whitaker, the land man,
lett last Friday Tor d visit 1t Rock
Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs. W. +. Head has moved her
mlllenery in another department. of
Winchester old building.
"A tine baby girl arrived at the
home OF Axel Skog in this city on
Friday last.
Mrs. P. Lindquist and children
returned home Saturday from their
visit with relatives and friends at
Graceville, MINI.
W. A. Knapp, yesterday sold to
John Koppang the dwelling house
and lots on Nelson avenue near the
mill.
+ james McMahan, of Ardock, has
leased the building aud fixtures of
l.. G. Ketcham, and will open first
class meat market in few days.
DIR. T. Bratrud returned to War
rem yesterday, rested and in good
trim for another hard siege OF pro-
fessional work.
X. J. Taralseth, w. J. Brown, G.
L. Stevens and L. NJ. Rafferty, attend
ed the Republican State convention
at St. Paul this week.
The Ladies of the Swedish Luth.
church will serve dinner and supper
on the Fourth at Lindberg & Lund-
gren's ware house, and will be pleas
ed to have their friends rember them.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Church ar
rived home yesterday from their at
tendance at the golden wedding OF
Mrs. Church's parents at Lake City,
Mimi.
Louis Albers, OF Red Lake Falls,
Mimi, deputy state boiler Inspector,
has been in this vicinity for num-
Der OF days testing steam machinery
OF all descriptions.
#. 3. Stromgren, for many years
postmaster and merchant at Eng
lund, this county, passed through
Warren Saturday on his way to
Europe for visit. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Odenwaller
and children, of Moorhead, Mimi,
arrived this morning for visit at the
home of j. P. Mattson, Mrs. Oden-
waller being sister Of Mrs. Matt
son.
Grain is looking we'll according
to reports from most parts of the
county. 1t is growing rapidly now
with the advent of warm er weather,
and will forge ahead of the weeds,
which in some localities Threatened
to choke the grain.
Aug. Swanson, formerly of Mar
shall county, now Of Pine Valley,
Manitoba, came down Tuesday to at
tend to business matters at the court
house and to visit for couple days
with his brothers, the Porten brothers,
in town Of Vega.
"A ''broncho buster" received a
hard fall from the animal g he was
riding on one Of our streets yester-
day morning, but he got up and
brushed the dust from his panta-
looms as complacently as if nothing
had happened. The broncho ran,
reared, kicked. and crooked his back
III the most approved fashion and it
didn't seem possible for even a wood
tick to hang on.
Archibald Carlson, one OF town
of Comstock's intelligent and enter
prising young men, returned Monday
morning from a visit to Vasa, Good
hue County, bringing with him a
bride to share with him the Joys aud