Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-21
Local News

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learn railroading at the 500 depot.
Mrs. Sanfrid Johnson went to
AlTarado Tuesday to visit her par
ents.
Mrs. Carl Lundquiso, of Minneapo-
lis, arrived Yesterday to visit rela,
tives here.
lack 4 81 ana his lister, Mrs..
Robinson arrived TINS morning fro n
Bemidji, Mimi.
WAN rED.A2O table writer's d. r.
in tournament week. b. or girls
At the Rockaway.
John FaWger. the nursery man. is
back from Minneapolis. where he
went to move his family here.
You surely wan, a bI5Iy for the
+th- We have them ~ all sizes,
every one guaranteed. Lundg1en,
Wittensten & Co.
Mrs. Louise Burton. an aunt of the
famous Frances Willard. died this
week in Bemidji, in her ninety sec
ond year. She had lived thirty years
in Minnesota.
The cement walk that has been
finished from the Peoples store con-
Meeting with the cement walk of the
Taralseth store is very decided i'm
provement that adds tothe appearance
Of the town.
This is truly the greatest bargain
store in the Red River Valley. Just
turn to the last page and read our
clothing advertisement. We do just
what we say. You will always find
us on the square. The Peoples Trad
ng Co.
Chas. Wittensten, Chas. Johnson,
and Mrs. Taralseth have constructed
cement curbs and boulevarded the
street in front of their respective
residence properties, which improve
ments add very much to the appear
ance of that part of town.
Charles Vented, of this city, at
tended big wedding at Fisher yes
terday, when Julius Vented, a rela-
tive, was united in marriage to Miss
Lena Weidenhafer, we'll known and
accomplished young lady, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Paul
Schaller at the German church near
that place.
ALI the neighboring towns in the
county will be we'll represented at the
tournament in Warren next week.
Turn about is fair play therefore
Warren pople will go to see the circus
at Argyle on July, 3 and join in the
4th of July celebrations arranged by
Viking, Radium, Oslo and other
towns. BY being neighborly and
getting acquainted we will all feel
better.
The mail route from Warren to
Stone having been discontinued,
Swante Larson, who has had the con-
tract to carry the mail on said route,
now finds himself without a govern
ment job. The Anderson boys,
Charles and Henry, have been the
faithful carriers on the route foryears,
rain or shine, and none better have
been in the service. A new route
from Warren to Elmbo has been es-
tablished, on which Carl J. Johnson,
of this city has obtained the con-
tract as carrier and commenced ser
vice today.
Mrs. Olof Dahlin, of Alma, suffered
paralytic stroke last Friday, and
has been in a very precarious con-
dition most of the time since then.
The attack came while on her way
home from Warren, about two miles
out from town. She was brought
home as speedily as possible and med
ical assistance summoned. Her body
is partially paralyzed and she is un-
able to control her voice at times.
Her many friends are very sorry that
this misfortune should have overtak-
en- her. A daughter, Mrs. Ensign
Virgins, of Chicago, arrived Tuesday
to be al her mothers side. Anoth-
e. daughter is Mrs. 2. Aug. Peterson,
of this city.