Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-10
GIeanings From the
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For Rent-Three rooms up or down
stairs. Apply to K. A. johnson. 1t.
The work of extending the water
mains to the court house has been
begun.
c. j. Klingborg went to Thief
River Fails last Saturday to visit his
brother, Otto, and other friends.
All the proceeds of the Band con-
cert tomorrow night 60 to the new
hospital Help it along by your
presence.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Garborg,
at Ballard. WASH, on May l, 1906, a
ten-pound baby girl. Mother and
child are doing we'll.
julius J. Olson went to Roseau
county last week on legal business
and from there he left for Mime
apolis to attend the gathering of X.
P's.
Mrs. VIM. Forsberg left last Thurs
day evening via the 500 railway and
Thief River Falls for Strandquist,
Mimi, to visit at her old home for
couple of weeks.
The band concert tomorrow even
ing for the benefit of the new hospi-
tai will be worth going far to hear,
and the good cause also.ought to en-
sure a full house.
A young man limping on crutch
and with a pitiful tale of woe was in
town yesterday begging from door to
door. Sixteen to one his 'rheuma-
tiz'' was all pretended.
Robert Engelstad returned home
last week from several months
book canvassing tour in.. Georgla ana
Alabama. While he was there he
says the weather was JUSTINE, Though
it was already getting quite warm.
Hans Metgaard. who has.spent the
winter on his claim near-Baudette,
returned Tuesday evening, and has
resumed his position behind the
counter with the Peoples Trading
Co.
City Engineer Carroll, of Crookston,
is in the city today making a few
necessary changes in-the..sewer plans
before the council advertises for
bids. the notice for bids will likely
be adopted at the council meeting
Monday night.
A fine ten-pound girl was born at
the home of Mayor Lundgren on
Sunday, May 9Th. Mother and child
are doing we'll, and the mayor is
more inclined than ever to speak
about the city's wonderful growth
and prosperity.
The Swedish Lutherans will have
a festival at the church on the even
ing of May IS, at which time the al
tar painting will be unveiled, and a
musical and literary program appro-
pirate for the occasion will be given.
A small admission fee will be charg-
ed to help defray the expense of
painting and renovating the church.
Hoglund Bros, of Hasty, Mimi,
have the contract for the brick work
on H. I. Golden's new store building
to be erected adjoining the First
National Bank building. The size of
Mr.. Golden's new building will be 40
by so, two stories high and basement.
The excavation for the foundation
has nearly been completed.
Lars E. Aas, town treasurer ofRol-
lis, passed through this city yester-
day on his way to Oslo where he ex-
poets to put in some time working
at his trade of carpentering. He re-
ports that this spring has been very
fine out in his part of the county.
Spring work has about been complet-
ed already and the outlook for good
crop is of the best.
c. A. Nelson, Julius J. Olson and
T. Morck have been in attendance at
the K. P. convention, in Minneapolis
this week, Mr.. Morck as the. duly
accredited delegate from the lodge
here and Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Olson
as candidates for the d. 0. K. X.
Thertwo latter returned home this
morning and Mr.. Morck is expected
home tomorrow morning.
The Marshall county Sunday School
association will hold their Second
annual convention in Warren, Mimi,
June 80 and July and second. All
the sessions will be public and it is
hoped that the people of Warren will
show their appreciation of such a
benifcent and helpful Institute, by
their attendance at the meetings.
Mr.. JEFF II. Irish of Detroit, State
Pres. and other outside talent will
be present and contribute to the sue
onee ~ tho Convention