Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-07-11

Gramophones and new fresh stock
of records just received at Holm IS.
! Albin Young spent the Fourth at
Argyle.
| The county board is holding a
several days session this week at
tending to routine business.
Miss Christine Olson left yesterday
for visit with her cousin, Mrs. A
S. McGinnis, at Detroit. Mimi.
MI. and Mrs. P. B. Malberg spent
the Fourth with friends at Hallock,
MINI.
Mrs. G. e. LundQuist and children
left last evening for Wasioja, Dodge
County, Mimi, to visit Mrs. Lund
quits parents.
Louis S. Olson, Of Moorhead, re-
turned home Monday after a visit
since the Fourth with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j L. Olson, Of McCrea.
Mrs. Halvor Gunderson and two
daughters, the Misses Thilda and
Betsy Guderson, of Oslo, were War
rem visitors Tuesday night.
Miss Mildred Johnson and brother,
Edwin, Of Warren, arrived in the
city on Sunday and will be the
quests OF Miss Olga Ecklund for
few days. -Crookston Times.
Wild strawberries are now getting
ripe and are very plentiful this year.
Picking parties strart from Warren
for the country every morning in
quest of the luscious berries.
Mrs. Frank Philips and children,
of Joliet, n. D., arrived this morn
ing for a. visit with Mrs. George
Ptster. who is. sister of Mrs.
Philips.
Hialmar Olson. son of j. l..
Olson of McCrea, is employed as
salesman in big hardware store at
Lacrosse, Wis. and Monrad Olson,
another son, is employed in a big
Minneapolis bank.
| ne Dr.. Spofford makes his next
visit to Warren Aug. 10 at
Windsor hotel. He has been visiting
this city regularly for years, and his
| work speaks for itself.
H. L. Wood returned home this
morning from the bankers conven-
tion at st. Paul, Mimi. Mrs. Wood re-
turned at the same time from a
visit at Crookston, Minnesota.
Mrs. H.. P. I<nappen, of Bismarck.
North Dakota. is visiting at the
Ihome of L. Lamberson and other
/ Warren friends. Mrs. Knappen was
formerly a teacher in the Warren
schools.
/ Peter Christensen, of Viking, got
back Saturday from a trip through
California, Oregon and Washington.
He bought a farm Is miles from
Portland and will move there with
his family in the near future
The construction Of the new Jail
has already commenced. The ex-
cayation for the basement has been
made and the foundation is almost
4 completed. Part Of the old Jail has
(. been torn down. SO as to make the
Eold structure tit into and be made
a part of the new one. Louis John
son. of Crookston, who has built
d several buildings in this city, has
the subcontract for doing the brick
. work on the new JAIL
: August Kramer and family, who
since last spring have made their
J, home at Niagara. North Dakota. ar
j rived last Saturday for visit with
. relatives and friends in Warren and
! vicinity. Mr.. Kramer said that it
J; always feels like getting home
], when he comes back to Warren. He
| returned to Dakota on Tuesday but
the family will remain here to visit
s IOT d while longer.
I The Presbyterian society has
!. bought the Chas. Bolts house op.
J. Iposite the court house for a manse
J This house was built in the early
!. days by e. Swanson, acarpenter
who afterwards removed to Duluth
and at that time it was the mos
! pretentious house in town Exten
: sive improvements will nowsbi
], made on the building and CHI
! spacious grounds. The property I
!. conveniently located and desirabl.
for occupancy,.as manse. -