Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-20
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Cali on Lundgren, Wittensten s.
70, Tor your plows and wagons.
Levi Anderson took in the sights at
Oslo on Tuesday.
Aug A johnson was a Stephen
Visitor last Sunday.
Anton Nelson, mail clerk on the
500, spent one of his days off in our
city yesterday.
HI. Golden has been busy moving
his stock into his new building on
johnson Ave. this week.
Mrs. Hellum, of Fosston, Mimi. ar
rived Tuesday for visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Joe Y. johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. o. J. Lundell re-
joice over the birth of fine son at
their home on Sunday last.
O. II. and Ralph Taralseth and &.
A. JUL returned Monday morning
from successful hunt in the eastern
part of tn ounty.
The first rural free delivery from
Thief River Falls was started last
Monday. H. E. Mussey is the car
rier.
Miss Clarissa Grindeland left for
Minneapolis last Thursday to enter
upon her last years work at the State
University.
Miss Dora Holcomb left for Mime
apolis last Friday to enter upon the
work of the sophomore year at the
State University.
Axel johnson, of Hastings, MIMI,
an uncle Of John and Lewis West
man, was here for short visit, re-
turning home on Monday.
Mrs. Charley Johnson departed for
Faribault last Saturday to visit a
daughter, who is attending school
there and who was i'll.
Miss Stella Swanson has been elect
ed teacher in the public schools
at Thief River Falls and she left
Saturday to enter upon her work.
J. z. Easton, auditor of the St. Hi
laire Lumber company, went west
along the 500 line Tuesday morning
to look after his company's business
along said line.
The Rebekah Lodge of this city
will give ball at the Oprea House
on Friday evening of this week
The proceeds to be used for the be-
neft of the I. o. o. F. Home.
Victor Peterson came in from Oslo
Saturday evening. He mas sold his
paper, the Oslo Tribune, at that
place, and on Sunday he went to
Stephen to accept position on the
Stephen Leader.
Harold Rodham, who has been en-
ployed in the 500 dispatcher's office
has given up his position and has
gone to Ederlin, n. D., where he
will be under Mr.. LOTUS with whom
he first began to work. Homer Mus
sey Is now filling the position made
vacant, having begun work yesterday
morning. Thief River Press.
Frank ::Jerrue, of Avalon, Santa
Catalina Island, California, arrived
Tuesday to look after his extensive
property interests at this place. He
said that his daughter, Miss Cora,
was marred to Mr.. Eames, a must
clan, at Long Beach, Cal. on Sept.
.5th. His son, Ernest, was also lately
welded to an excellent young lady out
there.
Rev. J. A. Madison rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Swedish
Luth. congregations in this city and
in Vega on Sunday last. He has sew
eral calls from congregations in Iowa,
but has not fully decided yet which
one he will accept. He will leave for
his new charge Christmas time, and
in the meantime the congregations
here will look around for a new pas
tor.
d 1t is indeed good news to our
theatre goers to know that we are to
have ''The Belle Of Japan" the most
phenomenal hit in years, at the
Opera House on Saturday Sep. Goth.
We shall hear lot Of good singing,
see interesting and amusing dancing,
and company of clever people who
can entertain, augmented by beauti-
full costumes, scenery and mechanical
and electrical effects, in short it is
the style of performance to please
all classes. It is advisable to get
tickets early.
Miss Kvoalski, sixteen year old
girl of town of Sinnott, showed
wonderful nerve and presence of
mind the other day for one of her