Warren sheaf., 1906-03-08

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P. NJ. Nelson visited his parental
home at Mahnomen, Mimi, on Sun
day last.
DR.. Spofford, Eye Specialist, next
visit to Warren, March IA and Is.
At Windsor Hotel.
According to the daily press reports
John P. Mattson was on Monday re-
appointed postmaster at Warren.
Lawrence Larson has resigned his
position with the Rockaway and is
spending few days visiting at his
home in Viking.
\ Ole Kron, who represents the Sven
ska Amerikanska Posten of Mimi
eapolis is in the city for few days
in the interest Of that publication.
4 The March apportionm'ent of the
permanent school fund will be at the
rate Of $l.70 per pupil. At that rate
Warren will draw 1912. 80 for 537 pup
lis entitled to apportlonment.
E Miss Louise Grindeland and Miss
Margaret Mattson were at Hallock
Monday in the interests Of the War
rem Hospital Association. They re-
port the citizens OF that wide-awake
town much interested in the new
hospital and liberal in their contri-
buttons.
Lee Peck OF Argyle arrived this
afternoon and will remain here for
the present. Lee will be employed
by S. B. Mcnamara, the telephone
man, and will tend to the pole and
wire work. Lee is band man and
will be valuable aQuisition to the
new musical organization that is un-
der course of construction.
dette Region.
G. A. Tullar went to the cities to
attend the grain growers convention
on Tuesday evenings flyer. A tele-
phone message received from him
Yesterday noon by Mrs. Tullar stated
that the visitors had been given the
freedom of the cities and free use of
the telephones and he was making
use of it by communicating with the
folks at home.
John Christensen returned Sunday
morning from his south western trip.
He had intended to 60 clear through
to the coast, but an attack of the
grip forced him to change his plan.
For that reason he went only as far
as Longmont, Colorado, near which
city he purchased 30-acre improved
irrigated farm. Next fall he intends
to remove from here to take possess
ion of his new home.
The Warren girls will give basket
social at Oslo, Mimi, Saturday,
March 10. is 1t is the intention to
drive down and all young men should
avail themselves of his opportunity
of escorting the young ladies to the
booming little Red River town. A
good time and good lunch is assur-
ed. The proceeds will go to the new
hospital and all should unite in help
ing the girls to make their efforts a
success.
The slab pliers came over from
Thief River Falls last Thursday and
put it all over the prairie hens in a
match game at the bowling alley.
There is some talk of sending down
team from the kindergarten room
up at the school house for the local
champions to practice with. Seri-
ously speaking the game was a good
one and contested to the bitter end.
The boys from Thief River had no
snap to win:. They earned their
. victory. We understand the score
was 80 in favor Of the visitors.
At meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation held on Monday evening Prof.
VIM. Angus was reelected as super
intendent and principal Of the War
rem city schools for the coming year
at an annual salary OF $3.50. Prof.
Angus is now serving his eigth. con-
secutive year as superintendent and
his reelection by the unanimous vote
of the board at an increase in. salary
is high endorsement of his work in
our schools. At the same meeting
Miss Ella Holum, was employed as
teacher in the fifth and sixth grade
in place Of Miss Daisy Noble, who
was called away by death. The last
week in March was decided upon fol
4 the spring vacation.