Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-01

rived here last Monday morning to
visit at the home of John Lindberg..
Marie Melgaard. of Argyle, arrived
Saturday to visit at the home of
Andrew Melgaard, her uncle.
Misses Rose Kepler and Ida Seign
arrived home Saturday morning,
after visit with relatives in Ada.
License to wed has been issued to
Herman Haakenson and Hilda Aas,
of town of Oak Park.
Charley Wittensten Jr., has &C
copied a position as clerk at the
500 depot.
Andy NJ. Olson, of Fork, visited
with his brother, L. M. the fore
part of the week.
G. A. Sustad, deputy county
auditor, is spending a weeks
vacation at his home in Viking.
G. O. Nelson left on Tuesday eve
ming for Roseau 10 look. up bust
LESS pTOpOSlClOu.
Frank Samuelson, a nephew Of
Mrs. L. NJ. Olson, returned to his
home at Adams, North Dakota
yesterday, after a pleasant visit here.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of Red
Wing, Mimi, arrived Friday morn
ing for a visit with her brother,
George Johnson.
Mrs. P. Sinclair and daughter,
Miss Glynn and son Neil returned
home yesterday from visit with re-
latives at Grand Forks.
Mrs. J. F. Madison entertained a
few lady friends last Saturday, after
noon in honor of Mrs. D.A. Whitney
and daughtre, Miss Hazel, Of Mime
apolis.
MI. and Mrs. }. H. Bolton return.
ed home Sunday morning, having
attended the fair at Grand Forks.
Their niece, Lyle Bolton, came with
them back for visit.
County perintendent Mithu1
has been busy this week with the
teachers examinations. About 1O(
applicants took the examination:
this year.
H. E. Anderson and A. Listug
returned Monday from their vacation
which they spent at Lake City an(
other points in the southern part o
the state.
g. J. Boardson, who has beef
employed as clerk in the Warren pos
office since last Christmas, left Tue
day for Grand Forks to accept
position in the Office of the Inter
national Harvester Company.
A windstorm accompanied by raj
and some small hail passed over TIL
city Monday evening. It was 9
short duration and we have heard c
no serious damage by the hail, bu
the wind toppled.over quite a te'
newly made haystacks. -.
All knowing themselves If
debted to the Warren MercantiI
Co., either on notes or accounts
; are requested to call and sett|
with cash or bankabIe papers.
Peter Gagnon, who has served {
clerk in the Great Northern otf1(
> during the past year and a half, h;
resigned. He has been the best ma
, the company has had to carry tf
: mail between the depot and the POI
, office. A. F. Wood succeeds to h
$ position. M M ...
M. Hickenson, a gentleman wi
I halls from old Mexico, is spendir
3 a week or two in the city visiting
I the home of county treasurer. ]
: Dagoberg. He is nephew of MI
. Dagoberg, and though he has bee
q in America more than 20 years, 81
{ is the first relative he has had ii
: pleasure to meet. Mr.. Hickenson
0 a miner by trade, having follow'
q that occupation in Colorado al
t other western states. Now he is Il
z foreman of a big mine in Mexic
8 and is also himself mine owne
0 He says he likes the Mexican poop
s quite we'll after having got used
t them, although they are exceeding
s lazy and lacking in ambition, y
$ there are many signs Of improv
ments in that respect.