Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Rev. Peart and wife are spend
ing the week at Maple Lake.

Rev. Peart and wife are spend
ing the week at Maple Lake.
N. g. McD Donald and family re-
turned home to day from Sault st.
Marie and points in eastern Canada.
r. w. Woodward arrived yes
terday to look after harvesting on
his big farm.
Judge p H. Holm and family
returned home Tuesday from their
visit in Roseau county,, and report
having had one of the grandest
times in their lives.
DIR. and Mrs. c.. M. Gould, and
Mr.. Dean Andrews, of Tucson,
Arizona, arrived yesterday for a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. W..
| F. Powell, to whom Mrs. Gould is a
sister:
Miss Sophie Lindberg, a sister
OF John and Herman Lindberg, OF
this city, arrived last week from
Minneapolis for a visit She was
accompanied by Mrs. Lundquist,
OF Minneapolis, who is cousin of
Aug. Lundgren, and also of the
Lindbergs, and who will visit here
for a while.
Carl Henning Peterson proved
up on choice quarter of land in
New Maine yesterday. His father,
A. G.. Peterson and Peter Ander-
son, a neighbor, were his witnes-
SeS.
-G. N. Morkassel has accepted a
position as wheat buyer at the Pv.
elevator this fall. He is well known
to the farmers and will by fair and
honest treatment endeavor to get
his share of the wheat.
AT meeting of the Board of
Education held last Saturday eve
ming the new board was organized
by the election OF the following
officers for the ensuing year: DR..
L. S. Wattam, President; John P.
Mattson, secretary; and w. F.
Powell, Treasurer.
MARRIED: James Porter and
Celia Airhart were united in the
holy bonds Of matrimony yesterday
morning at the Presbyterian par
sonage in this city by Rev. R. T.
Fulton. After the ceremony the
happy couple proceeded on their
way to Thief River Falls to attend
the Fair.
Carl Eklund and family have
moved to Crookston this week,
where two OF their sons have en-
ployment. They have been residents
of Warren during the past fifteen
years or more, and have been good,
honest, Industrious citizens, whose
departure from our midst we very
much regret. Their many friends
here will always remember them and
wish them well wherever they 90.
"A pleasant wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Sorenson, in town of McCrea, on
Saturday, Aug. 1, 1903, when their
daughter, Miss Inger Sorenson,
was united to Mr.. Nels Peterson, an
Intelligent and successful young
farmer, who has recently come to
this county. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. Mattson, Of
Warren. Many friends of the
contracting parties wish them a
happy and prosperous journey
through life.
The Roseau County Times gives
Judge Grindeland the following
kindly mention after having held
his first general term OF court in
said county:
Judge Grindeland, who is we'll
known in Roseau county, was the
recipient OF hearty congratulations
from his many friends who met him
for the first time since his elevation
to the bench. Judge Grindeland
presides with dignity and his easy
grace and his kindly disposition
makes it pleasant for all who come
in contact with his honor.
The city Of Warren gave lodg-
ment Tuesday night to distinguis-
he'd visitor in the person of Hon.
Moses p. : Clapp, United States
Senator from Minnesota. Mr.. d. "a.
Nelson, Of Hallock, the State Libra
rian, accompanied the senator to
the various points Of interest in the
valley. It is thirteen years ago..
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