Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-02

IL. IL. N1E1S dhLc. QI IIJ SiSt LAe'N~S ~
business trip to Oslo today.
c.. e. Lundquisu has sent Mrs.
Lundquisu and the children to Grand
Forks for visit, and be now has d
high old tIme-.sll hy--himself..
Mrs. John E. Lund left Sunday for
Carver. Mimi, to attend the funeral
of the mother OF her late husband.
She was one of the pioneer settlers OF
that place and died at a ripe old
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Frank returned
home this morning from couple OF
weeks visit at Bemidii and Buena
Vista, Mimi. AT Benidii they at
tended the Bible conference held
there.
John DanIgren returned from his
trip to the twin cities Tuesday
morning. He made flying trip into
South Dakota while he was away and
he reports, that crops out there are
the best he has ever seen.
The new naturalization law will &C
into effect Sept. 81 and those unable
to speak EngIish and desiring to be.
come citizens''shouIdfIo lose, no time, I'm
less tney are honesteaders, the IAN:
guage test does not apply to THEM
I Ole Hage. father Of Rasmus Hage
was i'm town again Tuesday, accom-
| panied by his brother. Mandius Hage
lot St. HiIaIre, whom he has beer
visiting since he was here. Boti
were on their way to the former gen
: tIerlan's home near HaIstad. Mimi.
Andrew Lodoen has Installed
machine for fitting rubber tires o.
carriages and buggIes. 1t is an IN
genIous continuance, quite simple /
J operation, and does the work. as we
as it can be done at the factory Ell
= can fit out any Hight vehicle with th
: rubber tires by the aid of the ma
chine.
The L.. A. S.. OF the VI. E.. churc
will serve park supper Wednesda
y evening, August ath, ut the wea6he
i permits. Il. it should be rainy G
: Wednesday evening the supper WI
$ be served on Thursday evening tt
e 9Th. Don't forget to cine to I'll
NJ city park at $50 p. NJ. Price
4 cents,
It Mrs. Frank Tapper, formerly
this county, now of Radison,, Sash
~. has undergone an operation AT the CT
,a hospital, where sine stayed about
:, week. She has recovered sufficient
- to go to the home of her sister, M-
I'D. E.. Kendall, in McCrea., MIR Ta
- per is also down from .C1nada Wis
- ing during his wife's convalescen'
Prof, VIM Angus, wife and daus
|. ter returned Tuesday from their vi
- at Melrose and Garfield, Mimi. NJ
1u Lois Campbell a sister OF Mrs. Ang
and who was teacher In the W
-. rem schools for d number OF yea
accompa MED them for d visit be
The professor expects to- leave
IN Sank Center, his new field OF laE
about the middle of next MONTH.
Ole Thorson,, the genial young
tIeman who has acted as hoOkkee
- for the TaraIseth Company for
past four years., sewers his cnnI
- ufon with the company some Il
IN. M this month";, and takes a position
- the. First, State Bank, of Thief Ri
- Falls. Mr.. Thorsun has MANY frIe
M Tn Warren wno are sorry to- see
depart even though his change /
- the nature, of a we'll earned pro
on uion.
en- The Detroit, Minn.s Record
Vas tains an account of the marriage
5rsE Edward Lodin. Formerly OF
mus place, to Miss Amanda Solbergg,
ese daughter of Mir and Mrs. John
Ass berg, prominent residents OF I
ern1 Eunicg. The csrenaonY was peffG
ary led at the Swedish Lutheran CHI
We of Lake Eunice by Rev. johnson
ons Audubon, and was followed with 9
.es- wedding supper at, the honGe of
ING bride parents. Eds MANY fri
iing in-.nhis vieinihy EXTEND cunggrat
tIons