Warren sheaf., 1903-06-04
l,0GRL, BREVlTlES
Wheat 674.
Flax SO.
Barley 26.
Oats 36.

Oats 36.
-Nels Lundahl, of Crookston,
was in Warren on Saturday last.
Andrew Bjurseth returned last
Monday from a weeks visit with
old friends in Ottertail county.
-Chas Warner, postmaster of
Augsburg P. o., was a Warren
visitor last Thursday evening.
Rev. Carl Wahlin, of Vega, left
Tuesday for Minneapolis to attend
the Baptist conference.
-Albin Young returned Tuesday
from a business trip to the eastern
part of the county.
-Erick Paulson and Sven Erick-
son, two prominent Englund
citizens, attended to business at the
county seat last Friday.I
Robert Engelstad, who is teach
ingss school in town of Sinnott, came
home for visit with his folks, Fri
day night, and was accompanied by
"a young man named Nels Jensen.
They wheeled back on Sunday af-
ternOon.
DR.. H. A. Tyler left Tuesday
for Rochester, Minn., where he will
undergo an operation for appendi-
>citis. During his absence his den
tai practice will be looked after by
DR.. c. A. Swenson, of Minneapolis,
Twho arrived Monday.
Alfred Erickson, manager of
the Aubol farm, and two sons, de-
parted yesterday for the Canadian
Northwest, to make improvements
on claims filed on some time ago.
- Rev. Ralph T. Fulton and wife
will arrive next Friday morning,
and on Sunday next the pastor will
occupy the pulpit in the Presbyte-
rian church in this city, of which
church he comes to take charge as
permanent pastor.
- Olof J. Westman, of Roseau
county, and Peter Mattson and En-
anuel Andin, of Foldahl, are three
strenuous young men, who came in
ON their bicycles to-day to hear the
concert of the Swedish. Ladies Quin-
tette.
A festival was held in the Swe-
dish Mission church on Monday
evening. Rev. O. w. Bengtson,
travelling missionary, Rev. Steiner,
~of Teien, and Rev. Lundell, took
part in the program, which consist
Led of music, songs and speeches.
Refreshments were served. The
proceeds will 60 toward paying for
a new roof on the church building.
L. c.. Rugland, a pioneer
settler of Roseau county, has
bought a lot in Grindeland &Wentz-
els addition and commenced the
erection of a large dwelling house
thereon. He will become resident
.of this city in order that his child
rem may have the benefit Of a good
school.
The Vega Young Peoples So
~ciety have arranged for a grand
festival in the beautiful grove of
Henry and Charles Swanson, on
Midsummer Day, June "a, 1903.
The festivities begin with an enter
tanning program. after which din
ner will be served. Lemonade will
be served throughout the day, ice
cream, coffee and cake during the
afternoon, and a pleasant time is
assured.
R. D. Carr, of Nebraska, a
newspaper man, who a number of
number Of years ago was the editor
and proprietor of the Stephen
Leader, is here for visit with his
sister, Mrs. Il. S. Bayrell, of
Argyle, and his brother, County
Attorney Carr, of Stephen. While
in Warren to see the ball game
Tuesday he remembered the SHEAE
with fraternal call. -.t....
A pleasant surprise party is
reported from town of McCrea on
May 23rd, when neighbors, friends
and relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Erickson Flod assembled at their
home in theevening, to honor them
ron the 25th anniversary of their
wedding. They were presented
with rocking chair in memory OF
sOf the event. Refreshments were
served durinD the eveninr and .