Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10
Additional Local News

Peter Gunderson. of Alyarado. is
attending to business in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Malberg spent
Sunday on their farm in Excel.
The Warren schools commenced
Monday with large enrolment.
S. I. SQuires and j. e. Deets. Of
Alexis. ILL.,. arrived last Saturday for
a visit to this locality.
Miss Lilly Mattson left last Satur-
day for Moorhead to enter the Nor
NAL school.
Dana NJ. Easton arrived home
from Minneapolis last week to enjcy
a chicken hunt on familiar grounds.
It paws we'll to enroll at a school
that stands for Culture ard En-
lightenment''. North Star College
opens its doors Oct. l, 1908.
Allen Benzie has accepted a posi-
t1on as clerk in the dry goods de-
partment of the X. J. Taralseth Co.
store.
Rev. A. J. Ryden. pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church at Eng
lund. this county, visited friends in
the city yesterday.
David Johnson. of the class of O6
Warren High School, has gone to
Valparaiso, Ind, to take course in
pharmacy.
Rev. Olof K. Moberg, of Crooks
ton. editor of ''Our Servant. a
Swedish monthly published by the
Mission Friends, is visiting with
Rev. G. A. Jacobson this week.
DR.. H. A. Tyler is back from his
western trip and may be found at
his Office as usual relieving all suffer
ing the excruciating pains caused by
diseased molars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Flanders, and
sister. Miss Minnie Flanders. OF
Fupper Lake. New York. cousins OF
Mrs. II. L. Wood. arrived on Friday
Of last week for q few weeks visit.
Aug. A. johnson and Joe v. John.
son attended . M. B. A. district con,
1ent1on at Crookstonl last evening
for the purpose Of electin9 two dele.
gates to the supreme lodge conven.
tion at Davenport. la. @t..:., -
Rev. NJ. Bjornson. Of Newfolden,
visited friends in the city Monday
and Tuesday. He is a candidate 10,
the legislature on the prohibition
ticket and will wage an active cam.
paign for the place.
MI. and Mrs. Charles E. johnson
and Mr.. Carl G. Anderson. of Seneca,
ILL.,. arrived last Friday for a visit
with Ed Rosendahl's to whom they
are related. They also own farms
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Rosendahl and
son .of. Illinois. arrived YESTERDAY
morning for visit at the home Of
Ed. Rosendahl. a brother. and alst
to look after farming interests iI
town Of Warrenton. =. 49,. s..,s..
Threshing Is now in progress ovel
the entire width of the Red Rive1
Vallev. but the work is not quite *
far advanced in the west as this side
of the river. Wheat is generally re-
ported from fair to good. but oat.
is claimed to be light. -.
North Star College has adopted
the Gregg system of Shorthand
The Gregg is the system used BY
most reputable schools and it is th'
most widely advertised system O.
shorthand In the United States
Come and take a course and becom,
q stenoQrapher. s
Quite number of farmers planted
corn last spring. and the result ha
been very satisfactory. Corn plant
ed for fodder gives a heavy Weld. ant
corn planted early for seed has ais,
done we'll. and in quite a number O
places 1t has already matured. TIL,
frost Of two weeks ago did a littl
damage in a few places. but as a rul
it has done no injury to the crops.
At q meeting of the county boar,
this week the hearing on petition T.
convert the Vega state ditch to
county ditch was adjourned to Sept
%. The board also appointed o. {
Hamery engineer and Axel j.. Lund
8|quist. Of Vega. John Simonson. Q
Excel. and Ole Torgerson, Of Wan
Iger. viewers for the proposed bi
i Germantown ditch.
! Miss Elsie Schmitt. Of Thief Rive
Falls. who had been employed t
teach in the Warren schools. disar
pointed the Superintendent an
the board by not showing up O
Il lfnv1n I, 0rY }v,nes sot j 1.