Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
Local News

". J. Berget left Tuesday evening
on business trip to the twin cities.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to liver Iverson and Hannah Smith,
John Henek and Nettie Horejsh.
John S. Haug, of Foldahl, has been
spending few days visiting his son,
S. J. Haug. of this city. -,
0. K. Tnorson !" as over from Thief
River Falls Friday and Saturday,
shaking hand with Warren friends.
H. Amundson, Of West Valley, has
been here this week disposing Of
Car load of wood
Christ Larmoe, of town of Como,
attended to business in the city yes
terday.
F. G. Stromgren, Of Nekoma, N.
D., reports the birth of baby boy
on Monday, Feb. Is. Congratula
tions.
P. J. Turnlund, Joe McGregor and
N. P. Amundson were among the
JUNK farmers who transacted bust
ness here yesterday.
Alfred Johnson, bright and in
telligent young business man of
Newfolden, looked over our city for
a few days this week.
Oscar Venness, who is attending
school in Crookston, visited Warren
friends for few days, returning on
Tuesday.
Ed. Quistgaard, proprietor of the
Warren Pharmacy, looked after bust
ness matters here for a few days this
week.
The burning out of a chimney in
the house of J. H. Macarthur, on
Saturday afternoon, called out the
fire department, but the fire was
subdued without their assistance.
G. N. Morkassell is back from New
folden looking after his many inter-
ests here. He expects to make
Warren his headquarters during the
coming summer, and predicts a busy
season in the real estate business. -...
Charley Nelson, who had charge of
the snow plow crew, which left here
Jan. 81, returned Saturday evening.
He left number of pounds of
supe rfuous avoirdupois on the North
Dakota snow banks.
The Warren Mercantile Co. handles
the American Steel Wire Co.'S pro-
ducts in fences and barbed wire.
Their Wawheegan wire will fence
more and last longer tnan any barbed
wire on the market.
Attorney Brown, left Tuesday eve
ming for St. Paul to attend to bust
ness matters. He will also take a
good square look at the legislature to
learn for himself how laws are made,
that he may the easier unravel their
mysteries.
Herman Lindberg, left Monday
evening to attend the meeting of the
Swedish Lutheran Minnesota Con-
ference, which meets at Minnesota
College in Minneapolis, as the dele
gate from the Swedish Lutheran
church in this city.
John S. Bjorgaard and Louis N.Y.
gren, two of Alma's successful farm
res were in town yesterday. MIR.
Bjorgaard has for years been the
secretary and main push of the Alma
creamery and Mr.. Nygren is raising
horses, some of which he is now
offering for sale.
John Dahl, of Fodvang, was ..-in
town Monday on his way from
Crookston, where he had been max
ing arrangements for the temporary
removal of his family to that city.
Mr.. Dahl is a carpenter and can al
ways find plenty of work there at his
trade, and he also wants his children
to have.the benefit of good school.
The Swedish Lutheran congrega-
tions of Warren, Vega and Alvarado,
have issued a joint call to prof. E.
O. Chellgren, of the Gustavus Col
lege, St. Peter, to become their pas
ton. Mr.. Chellgren lis in charge OF
the department of pedagogy at said
college. If he accepts the call TIC
this place he will probably come the
early part of the summer.