Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-06
3 LIB. Lindquist is visiting the state


Is. Lind uist IS visiting the state
fair this week.
@. E Linrood departed for the
State Fair on sunday evening.
A. j. Hidden came in from Oslo
last Friday evening and stopped a
while IN town.
Miss Ella Lundgren gave party
to number OF her young friends at
her home on Friday evening last
week.
Glynn Sinclair will give a party at
her home this evening in honor of
her young friends Mae and Nina Nc
Donald.
Miss Leora Easton departed for
Little Falls, Mimi, last Saturday to
resume her work as teacher in the
city schools at that place.
Mrs. Chas. Allen, OF Algona, Iowa,
arrived the fore part of the week.
Her husband has been here for a
couple OF weeks in charge of the
Rockaway Bakery.
Miss &. L. Chaffee, who has been
visiting her brother the 500 agent
here, for a couple Of weeks, returned
to her home at Hartford, Conn.,, last
Friday evening.
G.. e. Lundquist, manager Of the
Peoples Trading Co., left Sunday
evening for Chicago and New York
to purchase a big stock of goods for
the holiday trade.
Miss Martha Mortenson left Mon
day for Moorhead to enter the Nor.
NAL School at that place as a student.
She graduated from the Warren
High School last spring.
..Attorney..J.J =. Olson spent the fore
part Of the week at the state fair.
He was also a delegate to the demo.
cratic state convention which met
last Tuesday, in Minneapolis.
r. J. Bell, editor of the Roseau
County Times. has announced him
self as candidate for the legislature.
NIB ell has unlimited qualifications
| for the Office and should he be elected
will serve the people of the district in
creditable manner. AS a private
citizen, for the twelve years that he
has been resident of Roseau coun.
ty., we know of no one that has TAX
en- more interest int. he welfare and
progress of t he county His an
nouncement, which speaks of tself,
} appears in another column.
Commonwealth
Friends of Mrs. Isaac Graunm, who
lived for some years south of town,
but is now a resident of Crookston,
will be sorry to learn that she is in q
hospital in Minneapolis after having
undergone a severe operation. She
left Crookston for Minneapolis last
Saturday night and from information
received today we learn that she
underwent the operation Monday
forenoon. There were great fear:
that. she was going to succumb as sht
had to be put under the influence
of chloroform twice. Tuesday sht
was better, .-'however, and there arr
hopes of her ultimate recovery. 80
Olaf Holdahl, of Roseau, one O
the candidates for the Republican
nomination for representative in TN
legislature from this district, i
spending the day in the city inter
viewing the voters in regard to hi
candidacy. He is "a fine appearing
and capable young man and makes j;
good impression wherever he goes
AS to his chances he said that he MAJ
covered a large part :-of the distric
in his canvass and--had met the YER
best encouragement wherever he hat
been. If he should be the one select
ed by the voters at the coming prim
ary, he will make a strong candidat
at the general election and "a
efficient. member of the legislature.
R. J. Bell, editor Of the Rosea
County Times and one of the leadin
lawyers of the north country, has an
nounced himself as a candidate fo
representative for the sitxy-thir
legislative district which comprise
Marshall, Kittson and Roseau cour
ties. There are few, if any, portion
of the state that have come to tn
, frontmore rapidly than Roseau count
and we doubt if any individual
entitled to more credit for it's progrs
than Mr.. Bell. It is just such me
that northern Minnesota needs in tn
'? legislature in. order to secure the n
cognition the northern country is e1
titled to J. BY all means let Mr.. Be
be elected as representative for h
{ district. We have known him an
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