Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-03
ROOMS for rent upstairs at I. N.

ROOMS for rent upstairs at I N.
Lodoen's.
Albert Golden was visitor at Oslo
last Saturday.
Miss Hilma BloomQuist left for
Baudette, MIMI, on Tuesday.
John Dahlgren is back from his
trip to South Dakota. .s
A fine boy was born at the home
Of Adolph Franson yesterday.
L. M. Olson returned Monday eve
ming from an over Sunday visit with
relatives at Adams. North Dakota.
G. E. Lundquist returned the fore
part of the week from his trip east
buying goods for the Peoples Trading
Co.
Anton E. Swanson, now pros
porous merchant at Lancaster,
Mimi. visited Warren friends last
Friday and Saturday.
w. O. Braggans, A. A. Ecklund
and DR.. Bratrud left this afternoon
for Mud lake where they will shoot
ducks for day or two.
Sam Davis, who has farmed a few
miles east of town during the past
twenty years, has removed to- Marys-
vile. WASH, with his family.
Courses in Shorthand, Bookkeeping
and Telegraphy at the Warren Bust
ness School. Third year opens Sept.
Both. Send for catalogue.
W. II. keenan, returned home
yesterday with Lockstep, which he
has been racing in the Central Wis
consin Circuit and made very fast
time.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will meet at the home of
Judge P. II. Holm tomorrow after
noon. The young people will meet
there in the evening.
The Misses Margaret Kauss and
Maude Findeisen, teachers in the
Warren schools. left for Red Lake
Falls on Friday evening last to visit
at their homes over Sunday.
The Swedish Lutheran congrega-
tion will have their church dedicated
on Nov. IL, at which time the presi-
dent of the conference and other
prominent clergymen will be present.
Ed. Rosendahl, the new owner Of
the Edwardh farm, arrived this
morning from Kinsman. ILL.,, to look
after the fall work. He will move
here with his family in the spring.
He says they are having lots of rain
in Illinois.
The 500 City Tribune has changed
it's name back to The Oslo Tribune.
AS the postal authorities would not
change the name of the post office
from Oslo to 500 City, the old name
of the village will very likely have to
stick. And it isn't bad name after
all.
Rev. g. J. Rynning, is the new
minister, who has come to take
charge of the Scandinavian Metho-
dist church in this city. He has
leased the house owned by Rev.
Ostgulen,> north of the iron bridge,
and will occupy the same with his
family.
Nels E. Bystrom, manager of the
St. Hilaire Lumber Co.'S. yard here,
was taken seriously i'll the fore par t
of the week. being threatened with
appendicitis. At this writing his
condition is very much improved,
but it may be necessary for him to
undergo an operation later.
The Misses Anna Shaw. Anna
Sterry, Evaline Grindeland, Mile
Swanson, Edith Madison, Edward
Lundgren and Waldemar Madison
we're at Oslo last Saturday roaming
the woods along the Ruby in search
of the juicy, wild grape, which groves
there in great abundance.
Rev. G. +. Tindall and J. w.
Thomas left for Minneapolis Monday
evening to attend the Minnesota M.
E. conference. At this writing it is
not known whether Mr.. Tindall will
be assigned to this place for another
year. Many Pensioners and citizens
hope that he may. The appoint
menus will be read next Monday.