Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-12-26
Read the Peoples Store ad on the

Read the Peoples Store ad on the
last page.
81. A. Strandberg transacted busi-
ness In town Saturday.
Adolph Lindseth left Monday for
his home at Madison, MIMI, to cele-
brate Christmas.
Charley Anderson has returned to
his home at Viking to spend Christ
mas.
Miss Alma Gilbertson left Tuesday
evening for Thief River Falls to
spend Christmas at her home.
G. F. Pihlstrom arrived from Con-
way N. D., TUESDAY, evening to
spend Christmas here.
Editor Peterson and family, Of the
Oslo Tribune, spent last Friday eve
ming IN the city.
The Warren Creamery will pay
cash for cream every week after the
first of January.
License to wed has been issued to
Jonas G. Holmstrom and Bette
Lindholm, of town of Wright. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson. of
Alvarado, did some Christmas shop
ping at the Warren stores last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Lundquist en-
tertained Mr.. G. E. Stenchfeld and
Miss Fannie Stenchfeld for dinner
on Christmas Day. "
G. A. Aubol, deputy collector Of
external revenue, came up from
Crookston to eat his Christmas
dinner with Warren friends.
Andrew Sather, who has been en-
ployed by the Nelson Mercantile Co.,
at Oslo, returned home Friday eve
ming.
Ole Lee. of Newfolden. is in town
today. His wife has been undergo
ing treatment at the Warren hospital
and has so far recovered that she can
return home. I... ...
Miss Inga Iverson returned last
Saturday morning from Crookston,
where she has been attending the
Crookston College. She will spend
her Christmas vacation at her home.
Miss Bertha Fagerstrom returned
last Monday morning from st. Paul,
where she has been working in a
millinery store during the past year.
She will spend the rest of the winter
at her home near Radium, MINI.
Miss Synneva Grindeland, who
teaches at Little Falls, Mimi. and
Miss Clarice Grindeland. who teach
es at Thief River Falls, are spending
the holiday vacation at their home
in this city. .:....-
Hiding Smith came in from
Alvarado Friday evening and accom-
panied his brother. Henning, who is
|attending school here, to the Twin
Cities, where they will spend the
holidays. ..". "
Arthur Stromgren, who is the
editor and publisher of the Nekoma
News published at Nekoma. N. d.,
arrived Saturday evening to spend
Christmas with his parents in this
city. .E@ ...>...
In the list of donations to the
Botko family published last week,
there was mistake In the amount
given by Mike Mccain, who gave
ten dollars and not one dollar as
printed. Since the list was publish
ed A. Ferencek has added s1.oo, J.
T. Bradley 81. 90, and Nels Messelt SO
cents to the fund.
Nels e. Bystrom intends to 60 to
the hospital this evening to undergo
an operation for appendicitis. His
many friends hope for his speedy
recovery. Ever since he was sick
last fall he has at times felt the pain
which is sign Of the disease and
therefore decided to have the cause
of the trouble removed.
G. A. Tisdale, proprietor of the
Warren Steam Laundry Co.. expects
to leave this week for Minneapolis,
where he will purchase additional
machinery, including a complete set
of collar turning machines and q
shirt body machine. When these
|addeitions have been made the War
|ren Steam laundry will be one O
the best equipped outside the Twi1
Cities. Mr.. Tisdale is rapidly build
ing up good paying business from
outside agencies by the quality o
his work.
/ Christmas has been observed Will
the usual festivities and good cheer