Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27

Luther F'ul.s Vent to Stephen.
last Friday to bid on a painting con-
tract.
| A good, light side spring hunting
or farm buggy for sale cheap In
quire at this Office. II:
E. Q. Loup and family, Of Iowa,
arrived yesterday to settle on sec
tion IS, in town Of Farley.
"A pleasant card party was en-
joyed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W; S. Day last Tuesday evening.
A full carload Of Stoughton Wag-.
ons Just .unloaded at LUNDGREN,
WITTENsTEN & Co.'s Warehouse. +
Mamie, Westerberg returned
to her home in Crookston yesterday
and Ella Lundgren accompanied her
for a visit. -,
p. A. Dalquist arrived home
Monday to spend week on the farm
resting up from his duties as railway
mail clerk. ~. @ st. Il <<.....
:: Mrs. Peter Barnhart, Of Wasioja,
MINI. arrived Tuesday for a-visit
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. G.
E. Lundquist. ~: - ~: 8:
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License to wed has been issued
to Arthur Bedard and Marie Du-
fault; Aaron M. Dillivan and. Hattie
Eleanor Brett.
'rc-:Mr.<and Mrs: Jonas and Mrs.
Aug. Brown, Of Thief River Falls,
spent Sunday in Comstock, visiting
with VIM. Loeslie and friends.
Rev. Quammen, of Rochester,
Mimi, will conduct services, in En-
glish, next Sunday evening, at 8
o'clock, in the Swedish Lutheran
church.
Rev J.. NJ. o.: Ness, president OF
Concordia College, Moorhead, Mimi,
preached in the Norwegian Luthe-
ran church in this, city last Sunday
evening. n -. - r
E. NJ. Sathre, Of the Vega Land
Company, has purchased 36 lots in
Harwood & 'Brinkerhoff's addition
to the city of Warren, from Frans
Fransson.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
ME-. church will hold an Experience
Party Friday, Sept. 4, in the church.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
They will serve ice cream and cake
at the usual price. :. .:.. =
Miss Louise Grindeland has ac
cepted position as teacher of music
in the Park Region Luther College,
at Fergus Falls, Minn., and will
leave to assume her duties in that
instituti tion some time in November.
Last Thursday evening was
truly pleasant one at the Lamber-
son home in this city, with Miss Flora
as the hostess. About thirty of her
friends were invited to spend the
|evening at progressive sinch,
which occupied their time until
about 1870, when time was called and
the score counted, which resulted in
W. A. Knapp securing the head
prize, a young Guinea pig, and Mr..
Whitaker the foot prize, box of
shoe black, which, we learn, he bus
lily applied to those desiring his SER
vices Elegant refreshments of tooth
some delicacies with iced sherbets
as dessert and lemonade with grape
juice frappee toquench the thirst was
served upon the buffet tplan, followed
to the close with a social tete-a-tete
among the guests. The rooms were
| beautifully decorated with many
kinds OF green foliage and fruits, while
each guest was decked with tissue
paper cap favor in uniqueshape, and
worn throughout the evening. Many
were the compliments paid by those
present who will long remember it
as one of the most enjoyable social
events Of the season.
There has been general strike
in Warren this week. Everybody
has struck; sstorekeepers, clerks,
hotel men, blacksmiths, livery men,
newspaper men, carpenters, brick
layers, and even the proprietors of
saloons. The strike has been truly
sympathetic, and as is usual in such
cases nearly every striker had less
money after the strike than before.
The strikers have gathered on the
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