Warren sheaf., 1903-07-23

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Q. Eklund residence property on
the island.
Wanted: a good girl for gene
raj housework. Apply to G. G.
WINCHESTER.
August Peterson, Of Viking,
went to CSookston Friday to consult
an oculist for bad eye.
Miss Augusta Allen came up
from Crookston Monday to visit her
parents in town Of Comstock.
Mrs. G. S. Hull and son,
Gordon, returned home Saturday
from visit with friends in the
southern part Of the state, and in
Wisconsin.
Miss Efie Briggs returned yes
terday to her home at Grand Rap
ids, Mimi, after a couple weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. M. Wilson, in Warrenton.
We have a big supply of old and
new Hay Rake" some of them will
be given away We want to dispose
of them quick.
LUNDGREN, WITTENsTEN & Co.
Andrew Andreason, who has
been visiting his parents and
brothers in this vicinity, left yes
terday for Minneapolis for short
visit, after which he will return to
Butte, Montana, where he is now
making his home.
-Wm. Benzie, Of Thief River
Falls, drove over Monday to give
his sons visit, returning home the
following day. He brought over
Prof. J.-W. Wilson, who proceeded
to Hallock to deliver an educational
lecture before the Teachers Train
ing School.
-Mesdames Bjerkeng and
Synness, the popular milliners, left
for the twin cities last Friday, to
visit for while there and in Wis
consin, and also to make their pur-
chases Of millinery goods for the fall
trade. They will return Aug. 25th
with complete stock Of everything
in theic line.
Mrs. Charles Buker and child
ren came over from North Dakota
Monday to visit at the home Of Otto
Allen, in Comstock, Mrs. Buker
being daughter of Mr.. Allen.
Mr.. Buker has gone to Oklahoma
and TIE family will follow him after
a while to make their future home
there.
"A game Of ball was played yes
terday afternoon between Warren
and Stephen at the driving park,
and resulted in victory for the
home team by a score of 6 to Z. It
was a good game the teams tieing in
the last inning, Warren getting
under the wire just one ahead.
The Stephen boys are evidently
getting their wind on the home
stretch.
Last Sunday confirmation SER
vices were held in the Norwegian
Lutheran church in this city, con-
Quoted, by Rev. N. F. Kile. The
exercises were Of great interest and
solemnity, and the church was
filled to overfowing. The follow
ing are the names of the young peo-
pie who took the VOWS: Emma
Swanson, Efie Sands, Johanna
Myrfjeld, Ida Bake, Frank Olson
and Henry Myrfjeld.
1t is reported that John Gratzek,
of Wright, met with a serious acci-
dent last Thursday while cutting
hay with a mower. AS it was told
us, he stopped to do some fixing on
the mower when one Of the horses
got his head under the neckyoke.
Stepping to the front to remedy this
the horses started to run away,
throwing Mr.. Gratzek to the side OF
OF the sickle. His feet caught in the
guards and he was dragged some
distance and also badly cut by the
sickle.
Mossum Blewett, a young man
about % yrs. old, son in theBlewett
family, who lived north Of this city
in the early days, was killed at
Duluth on July 8th by coming ii
contact with a live wire. He was
an electrician and had before
warned the workmen against the
very kind of an accident that