Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-10

ROOMS for rent upstairs at |. n.
Lodoen's.
The Woodward farm finished
threshing last Saturday.
License to wed has been issued by
clerk of court Swandby to Nels j.
Larsen and lngeborg Lunden. go 80.
The weather has been favorable
for threshing this week. Most OF
the shock threshing is now done in
this vicinity. .,....
& DR.. Spofford is at Windsor
~ Hotel, Warren, the 10th of
every month. See him if your eyes
trouble you.
Buy your lumber and other build
ing material from the St. Hilaire
Retail Lumber Co. Their Warren
yard is located on the east side of
the Great Northern tracks.
Many of our hunters have been
very sccuessful of late. A party
headed by MI. Berget captured nine
geese and 20 to 80 ducks. DR.. Mellby
is also said to have bagged ten geese
during his recent visit.
An eleven pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Halvorson on
Wednesday morning this week.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
This paper watts it's congratulations
to the happy parents.
Atlanta (Ga.) Journal-Each one
became on appearance a favorite,
and every number on the program
was the occasion for a repeated and
spontaneous encore to which they
gracefully and graciously responded.
Opera house. Oct. 2lst.
DR.. Evald Kallberg arrived this
morning from Minneapolis tor the
purpose of making final arrange.
ments for the establishment of a
medical bath institute in our city,
It is the intention to lease the old
Larson & Bang store for the purpose.
DR.. J. Neil Cox, a prominent
physician, of Galesburg, ILL.,, made
a visit to our city last week. He is
an old friend of the family of A. A..
Peterson, who came from Illinois
last spring and res ide on their farm
few miles west of the city. 80. ~
John Pickard. who owns a farm "a
short distance west of town shipped
carload of cattle to the St. Paul
stock yards last week. Mr.. Pickard
came here from Illinois last spring
and is pleased with the country.
He says if a person can't make a
living at farming here he ought not
to live at all.
Coldwater (Mich.) Courier-The
concert was given by the famous
Chicago Glee Club. The Courier
uses the word "famous, for it now
appreciates the fact that the club is
entitled to such distinction. Opera
house. Oct. 2lst.
Miss Shrek. young lady working
on the Handlon farm in town Of
Farley, was accidently shot in the
hand the other day while moving a
shot gun in.the house. A charge of
small shot entered the palm Of her
hand. She was taken to the Warren
hospital to have her injury attended
to. 1t is thought that she will not
lose her hand.
Andrew Anderson Tangbakken
had the misfortune on Sunday to be
kicked in the face by a broncho at
Erickson Bros. machine in Vega.
AS usual he got out of the scrape
without any serious consequences,
though a little dis6gured in the
vicinity of his optics. He quit
threshing. however, and left yester.
day for his claim near Pitt, MINI.
Mrs. X. A. Jonson and children
left on Monday for Ballard. Wash.
with the intention of making that
place their future home. Mr.. Jon
son left for the coast some time last
winter and has profitable employ
ment; there at his trade as carnenter
This excellent family have lived in
our city number o. years. and thei]
departure is positive loss to tn,
community. A large number O
friends were at the depot to biz
them farewell. The handsome HON,
which they own in Nelson's addition
has been leased to Rev. G. A. Jacob
son, of the Swedish Mission church.