Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-29
b. 81. Hurlburt, of Stephen,
spending the day in the city.

81. 81. Hurlburt, of Stephen, is
spending the day in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Winchester, OF
Sheboygan, Wis, are visiting at the
taome of G. G. Winchester.
Mrs. Garfield johnson left last
week for Ellsworth, Wis, her old
home.
License to wed has been issued to
johannes johnson and Anne PETER
son. of cambridge, this county.
Gladys Grindeland and Valborg
Halvorson returned Saturday from a
visit at Argyle.
Mrs. Scott Riddell and children
left Monday for Roseau County on a
visit.
P. A. Larson arrived Sunday
morning from Illinois to look after
his extensive farming interests here.
A. D.Vaa Sickle, who farmes north
of town, is already THROUGH cutting
wheat and oats. -
Don't forget the CONCERT at the
opera house Friday nights p. m.
sharp.
Misses Esther and Eilda Flyburg
arrived yesterday from Baudette to
spend some time visiting Warren re-
latives and friends. ~
Harvesting has been delayed some
what by occasional showers, but is
otherwise progressing nicely. Some
farmers are nearly through cutting.
G. J. Boardson, former clerk in the
post office, who went TO Grand Forks
several weeks ago, was taken sick
last week with typhoid fever.
You will have the opportunity
Friday evening to hear the
Euphonium played by August By
strom; do not miss it.
E. F. Whitney left yesterday on a
visit to Rock]and, Maine, to be gone
about a month. During his absence
the store will be in charge of Floyd
Cogsdill, an experienced druggist.
Miss Clara Tonderum arrived this
morning from Crookston where she
has taken course at a commercial
school. She will go to her home in
Bigwoods to spend a short vacation.
The following young girls chap
eroned by Mrs. A. L. Robinson are
camping this week on the second
Pembina ridge, namely: tEstelle
Grindeland, Ebba Lundgren, Nellie
Seign, Beulah Robinson and Frances
Lindberg.
The Misses Cora and Ellen Dago-
berg have visited Niagara Falls,
New York city, Philadelphia and
Washington on their trip to the
Jamestown exposition and are hav-
ing the time of their lives. =
Ed Rosedal, of Kinsman, ILL.,, is
the new owner at the Edwardn farm
adjoining this city. He was here
the other week looking over his fine
property. He is a practical farmer
and will move here next spring to
take charge of the farm himself.
The following boys are having a
good time this week camping at Mr..
Halls place about four miles west of
town, namely, Edward Lundgren,
Harold Swanson, Walter Melgaard
Bredo Blawd Waldemar and Adolph
Madison.
Charley Pihlstrom returned yes
terday from Viking, where he has
had charge of the 500 depot during
the absence OF the regular agent.
He will now relieve Mr.. Chafee,
the 500 agent of this city, while he
takes a short vacation.
Willie, the sixteen year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 81. Roberts, Of
Stephen, died yesterday morning at
the hospital of very peculiar dis
ease. the first case of the kind eve1
known in the valley. It is sort Of
poisoning which permeates and de-
stroys the tissues of the body gener
ally ending in death. Very little Il
known as to it's cause. It had beer
coming over the young man for some
time and at last it cut short his pro
missing young life. The parents have
the sympathy of all in their. bereave
ment.
A hearing in the case Of proposed
state ditch No. At, located in Hunts
Vile, East Park, Lincoln and Nelson
Park, was held before Judge Grlnde
land yesterday. A number 0
|citizens interested pro or con in tn
construction of the ditch aDpeare,