Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18
A few good farms for rent.

A few good farms for rent. L.
Lanberson.
NJ WahIquist- of Minneapolis, rep
resentlng the well known Swedish
weekly paper, s'MtssionsvaEnen," is
In the city this week.
The family Of Andrew Anderson
Tsngbakken. who have been visit
ing friends i'll Thief River Falls for
a week. returned ONE Monday.
Those who have not yet secured
their season tickets for tire Warren
Entertainments Course should apply
at once 1t Nees's confectionery in
orier to make sure Of se--:n- 1ear>.
Only few left.
Prof J. Fl. kizer. was in HaEIock
last Saturday in the interest Of the
Warren Business School. Many new
! students have entered since the OPEN
ing day and the outlook is bright for
d successful school year for the iusti-
tuition.
g. c. NagTa9ry is shipping his
household goods 10 his farm OH Rainy
| River. and he and the children ex-
| pect to leave during the week for
that place. which will be their fu-
oure home. They have made many
warm Warren frtends- who will al
ways remember them with pleasure.
Ole c. Brenna. Of Huntsville, has
| finished running Dan. kendalt'>
| threshing rig. Monday he was up at
| the court house, and had his auction
| eer license renewed. He also had an
advertisement put in the Sl1eaf,
which see in another column. He
| can hold his own with any auction
eer in this corner Of the state.
DlED-The wife of \. G. Norr-
lund, Of northern Vega, died at the
hospital in this city on Wednesday
| last week, of typhoid fever. aged IS
years The funeral was held from
| the Vega church last Saturday after
noon. and was '.ducted by Rev J.
I \, Mate5on. Besides the husband
| two small children, also, mourn the
/ loss Of d mother
Ole Christensen, of Ringbo, in
eastern Marshall county, has been
employed at threstling with Webb
BleweCC's machine southwest from
| Warren during the past season. He
| reports very satisfactory yield in
that locality. which appears to be
d favored one this year. Mr. Christ
! enSon left for his home Tuesday. the
I seasons work being finished.
! ". y. Box. one OF the early settlers
OF GOWN OF BoxvilIe, and for whom
! -he-own is named, arrived last Fri
! day to spend il few days shaking
hands with old friends His home is
/ now at NorthtfeId, hInR. but he is
! in business at Minneapolis. being ill
tere>ted in the Flour City Concrete
| Block i Machine Co. He is the in
! venCor OF i very practical nlacEGitsv
! for making cement blocks Mp Box's
| oldest daughter. Miss Willow. is
teaching term OF school 1t Englunti.
in this county.
| Peter Lotgren, Of NcCrea, expects
to leave with his family this month
| for Ballard. Wash. where they in
tend to make their future home. Mr..
| Lofgren says he has lived twenty-fOur
years Of his life in Sweden. twenty
/ four years in Marshall county. and
| thinks that ii he can now live TWEEN
/ ty-foqr years On the west coast, there
wont be much left Of his allotted
span of life. Mr.. Lofgren has been
a good. industrious farmer, and u
good citizen. and we are sorry to see
him and family move away.
John 0. Larson and family left yes
terday on the local for Sanborn. n.
D.. where Mr.. Larson will enter the
hotel business They are old resi-
dents. Of the city Mr.. Larson having
been engaged in business here for
many years, and more recently as a
member OF the firm of Larson &
Bang. Their friends here unite in
wishing them success and prosperity
in their new home Sanborn is
credited with being a good lively
town and Mr.. Larson will conduct
the only first class hotel there
Alfred Nelson. OF Viking, was in
town last Saturday doing business
at the county treasurer's office He
is a son-in-law of Hans Peterson. an
old settler Of New Solum township.
who moved to Tacoma, Wash. some
years ago, and has since died. A
son of the latter, Julius Peterson,
who married d daughter of Rev.
Highland, had tine misfortune to lose
his wife in a big fire at Tacoma re-
Gently. The husband rushed into
the burning house to save his wife,