Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
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DAYS at Oslo on business this week.
Henrik Lindberg, Of Vega, Departed
Monday for westren CANADA, to live.
On his homestead.
NJ ). Boyer. of Morton, ELL, left:
Tor MS home Tuesday evening after
a couple weeks IN this city.
Landlord Keenan, spent a couple
Gays at Thief River Falls this week.
returning home this morning.
Garfield Anderon-af Vega, left for
ST. Peter last Friday to enter GusGa-
vus Adolphus College as student.
H. M. Swanson went to- Oslo Won
day and from there drove out to look
after his farming interests In town
of Bigwoods.
Alfred G.. Swandby, Democratic
candidate for clerk OF court. left yes
Lerday TO Interview the voters in the
EASTERN part OF the county
Large numbers of harvest hands
are leaving daily for the cities to,
spend their money, and then off for
the woods to make some more.
L. E.. Fredrickson7 AIbin Madison
and g. MIekelsoc: left Monday for
Jamestown, n D., to paint q big
church built there by HogIund Bros
Mr.. Thomas Sherman. of Woodbury.
county, Iowa, and Miss Lura Knee
lands, of this county were married
at the NJ &. Parsonage On Sept. 5th,
by the Rev. Geo. E. TindalI.
Mrs. E. O. Hanson and baby boy
left Sunday for Foley, Mimi, where
they will visit with the parents of
Mrs. Hanson and other friends dur
= ing the next two or uhr ee months.
John P. MattsOn accompanied his
daughter, Miss Lilly, to Grand Forks
on Monday to SEE that she got proper.
ly en5e red and located as student
at the; University of North Dakota.
The members of the Swedish Luth-
cram congregation are making an
effort this fall to free their church
building from debt. Ii will require
about sI40O to do it, more than half
of which has already been pledged.
The Warren City Band gave one
Of it's delightful open air concerts On
Tuesday evening, altho the weather
was somewhat chilly. 70 morrow
evening they will give another
which may be the last of the season.
Northwestern College, Fergus Falls
Mimi, has i've fully organized de-
partrnents: Academic, Normal, Mu-
sic, Business, Art, with two OF three
courses in each. Teachers are Univer-
sity Or College graduates. School
year opens Oct. l.. Send for free IT,
lustrated cataIog-
Nels Johnson, of the Warren Ma
chine and Iron Works has bought
John O. Larson's residence property
near the Swedish Luth. church, AND
has sold his house on the Island &c
P J. NyIand. Mr.. Larson and IA.
n1ily expect to, move to Kennedy
Mimi. where Mr.. Larsen has obtain.
ed profitable employment in d large
department. store
DR.. Lafayette Dodds, of Crookston,
will conduct his last services of az
official character as Presiding Elder
of the Crookston District 10 the
Warren Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunaday He will hold the
Fourth Quarterly Conference On Sat,
urday evening at 500 P. NJ. , anG
preach on Sunday morning at 1890
also at Cooks School house: 3:u0 P.
NJ Don't fail to attend
O. P Burseth, formerly one Of
Warren's popular young men, was in
the city between trains Tuesday
Shaking hands with his many
friends. After graduating from q
commercial school IN Minneapolis last
June, he secured position IN his
brother, Chas- gurseth's bank at
Cooperstown+ N D. His visit this
time was for the purpose taking out
his citizen papers before the new Law
goes into effect.
Rasmus Hage, Julius T. Olson's
former stenographer.w who left for Min
neapolis d couple weeks ago to entel
the law department. o. the State Uni
versity, was taken sick Immediately
upon his arrival there, and could not
even enroll as a student. The doctors
had some difficulty at first to dag;
nose his case but finally pronounced
it typhoid fever Upon learning this
MIR. Hage FASTENED back here, tanG
placed himself In the Care of the hos.
pital here. His father and mothea
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