Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12

Miss Rudolf went to Cass Lake
Tuesday evening for an outing.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. w. d. Trip,
City.
Miss Helen Arvidson, of Chicago,
arrived last Thursday for visit with
Miss Hilma Edwardh.
A. A. Ecklund was up from War
rem Tuesday to take in the fair, re-
turning in the evening. -Hallock
News IA
D. Farrell and Harry Bernard left
for .Cass Lake yesterday for the pur-
pose of taking part in the annual
shoot of the Northern Minnesota G Jun
Club. r,..
W. d. Trip, L. j. Lake, Fred
Main and John Anderson are among
those who went to Crookston this
morning to attend the Modern Wood
men picnic.
Miss Minnie Paulson, Of Hallock,
who has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Rev. Lundell, for couple
of weeks, returned to her home last
Monday morning.
. Mrs. L: G. Bratrud, of West Super
ior, Wis, sister-in-law of DR.. T.
Bratrud, and Miss Clara Bratrud, of
Spring Valley, Mimi, sister of the
doctor, are visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Clark, of the
town Of Fork, are rejoicing over the
advent OF yankee doodle boy at
their home July 4th. Mother and son
doing we'll. A prospective sovereign
was also born to the Grown Prince
and Princess of Germany the same
day.
Oscar Olson, the butter maker at
the Radium creamery, is out of the
hospital here after four weeks
seige with appendicitis. He escaped
without an operation this time. He
returned to Radium last night, and
though still weak will be able to re-
sumo his duties in a few days.
The Warren City Band and num-
Der of Modern Woodman members
boarded the special that was run on
the St. Vincent line this morning for
Crookston, to attend the big picnic
OF the Modern Woodmen of America.
Governor johnson, Congressman
STEVENSON, and other prominent
speakers are expected to be present.
The 500 line has begun running
through trains from Thief River
Falls to Kenmare. The service began
last Monday morning. This has made
necessary slight change in the
thine Of the arrival Of the trains at
this place. The morning train, going
J, west, passes through here at SOP,
instead Of SAP as heretofore, and The
east bound train in the evening at
1924 instead Of 8 :25. 5=
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Lundquist. and
daughter, Florence, Of MINNEAPOLIS
arrived yesterday morning to be
present at the funeral Of CLAUS Lind
4 berg who was an uncle Of Mr.. Lund
I gu ist. Mr.. Lundquist returned
home on the evening train but The
/ wife and daughter will visit for :
!. few days. They had been home but
a few days after their former visit
here when they received the sac
news which again brought them K
this city.
a party consisting Of Lyman P.
!; Weld, Chester Slice, III. j. Beardmore,
Adelbert Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ch;ars,,
\ Vented, Mrs. Louise Bennewitz and
i Miss Clara BenneWitz left Yesterday
4 for points in Colorado, taking sad.
q vantage Of the low excursion rates
now offered for that trip. Messrs.
i Weld, Beardmore and Harris 90 tc
see the country principally, while
j the others will also visit relatives
! and friends out there. Mrs. Bentne.
4 WITT will visit her son at LONG mont.
Mr.. Slee his parents and sisters al
i the same place and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vented will visit the home Of Their
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Rue, az Denver.