Warren sheaf., 1903-06-11

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J. H. Lord. St. Hilaire Lumber
Co., w. S. DAY, Manager.
John Dahlgren, who has been
with Powell, Wood & Co., dealers
in farm machinery, during the
past couple years. has accepted q
position as collector with the Nc
Cormick Harvesting Machine
Company. >.. ~. =
"A State Farmers Institute will
be held at Warren on Friday, June
10Th, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Supt. Howerstad, of the State Ex-
perimental farm at Crookston, and
several other prominent agricultur
lists, will be present. ...
r Rev. o. J. Lundell left for
Minneapolis yesterday to attend the
annual convention Of the Swedish
Ev. Mission Covenant of America.
There will be no services in the
Mission church next Sunday even
ing, but on Thursday, the 18th, there
will be service at P. M.
Mrs. John Koppong received
one thousand dollars last week from
the Maccabees, in which order her
lately deceased husband had his
life. insured. This money came
rather as surprise TO Mrs.
Koppong, who did not know that
her husband carried any insurance.
E. A. Hjertos returned to War
ren Tuesday and has again accepted
a position in the store K. ]. Taral-
seth. At the beginning of the year
he and Otto Johnson, another of Mr..
Taralseth's old clerks bought a
store at Wheatland, N. D., but they
have since disposed of the same.
Mr.. Johnson is now a travelling
salesman.
The Vega Young Peoples So
ciety have arranged for a grand
festival in tn beautiful grove Of
Henry and Charles Swanson, on
Midsummer Day, June "a, 1903.
The festivities begin with an enter
tanning program, after which dinner
will be served. Lemonade will be
served throughout the day, ice
cream, coffee and cake during the
afternoon, and a pleasant time is
assured.
Among friends from the north
ern part Of the county who were
present at the graduation exercises
of the Warren High School, we
noticed the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Green, whose son, William,
was one Of the graduates; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Topper, who were here
to see Frank Kendall, nephew, re-
ceive his diploma; Mrs. Bakke and
Mrs. Sanderson, OF Stephen, mother
and sister Of Fred Bakke, another
graduate. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mack, OF Wanger; and Mr.. John
Gratzek, of Wright, whose son is
student in the Warren school.
"A large and appreciative audi
ence listened to the concert given by
the During Swedish Ladies' Quin-
tette at the opera house last Friday
evening. The ladies certainly are
fine singers. Their rendition of
Scandinavian folk songs greatly
pleased the audience, which was
largely composed Of Scandinavians.
These melodies touched many
heart strings and awakened tender
memories of the dear fatherland
across the sea. Every number was
heartily encored and at the close
nearly everybody thought the pro-
gram was entirely too short. Mr..
Morse, the dramatist, also proved
himself a capital entertainer.
Most of the. teachers left Mon
day to spend their vacations each
in herown way. Miss Kittie Haven,
who has accepted position in the
Minneapolis schools for next year,
went to her home in Montrose,
Mimi. She will attend the meeting
of the National Educational associa-
tion at Boston during the summer.
Miss Carey went to Duluth and will
leave Sunday by lake steamer for.
Buffalo, N. Y. She will also attend
the meeting Of the National Educa-4
tional association at Boston. Miss
Clara D.-Adams left for her home:
at Sechlerville, Wis. Miss Bauer
wont tn he1. home at 0watonno