Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-09

Matt Anderson, Of Viking. did !
stroke Of business In town YESTERDAY.
Putnam spauIding, Of Oslo, spent
Friday evening in the city.
Editor B. B. Brett, of the Stephen
Leader, was a Warren visitor Mon
day.
Ole N. Nelson and Albin Mattson
were Crookston visitors the other
evening.
The Warren I. o. OF. Lodge will
/ install officers on Monday evening,
Jan. l3.
Nels Anderson, of Angus. trans.
acted business III the city on Mon.
day.
Rev. E. Hanson left last evening
for Theft River Falls, returning this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Dahlgren,
OF Alvarado, were in the city last
evening.
Alvin and Lilly Mattson enter.
tanned a few Of their friends last
Sunday afternoon.
Henning Smith. who has been
spending his holiday vacation at the
Twin cities. returned Monday morn.
ing.
Mrs. G. Jorgenson, of Alma, is
visiting with her daughters Emma,
Gina and Ida. who are attending
school in this city.
N. E. Bystrom is recovering nicely
from his recent operation at the
hospital, and Is expected to be up
and around again in a few days.
A party Of young folks met at
Thor Jorgenson's place on New
Years eve. Refreshments were
served in the evening. All report a
fine time.
Ed. Bratrud, bother of DR..
Bratrud, who has been here for a few
weeks, left Monday evening for
Minneapolis, where he will resume
his studies at the State University.
L. Lamberson returned yesterday
from Hawley, MIMI, where he at
tended the meeting of the stock
holders of the local y. INK in which he
is interested.
Harry Bernard, W. F. Head, Evert
Wadsworth and I'D. Boardman ex-
pect to leave soon for Roseau
County to look the country over, with
view of filing on quarter section
each if the land suits them.
Charles R. Moulton and j. J..
Macdonald left Monday for Port
land, Ore. the former to visit re-
latives and the latter to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mac
Donald, who lived in Warren a few
years ago.
John L. Olson is circulating a
petition for the establishment of a
rural mail route covering the
territory southeast from this city. If
the necessary number Of signers are
secured the route will no doubt be
established, and will be the fourth
one to start from Warren.
Louis Carlson, of Esplee, in the
extreme eastern part of the county.
was in town Saturday for the purpose
of making arrangements to secure
his citizens papers. Says the people
in his neighborhood are getting
along nicely, since the creamery in
dustry was started.
Miss Emma Glen and her sister,
Miss Lilly. of Humboldt, Kittson
County, were here last week visiting
at the homes of James CIausen and
Herman Glen, relatives of theirs.
The girls and their parents formerly
lived near here, hence they enjoyed
this visit very much.
A. P. Mcintyre received the sad
Intelligence yesterday that his
brother, Ed. had died at the home OF
a married daughter, at West Con-
cord, MINI. Deceased lived a short
time in this city in the early days.
removing subsequently to Crooskton
and afterwards to Fargo, in both
places of which he was engaged in
business. In late years he has made
his home in Minneapolis. The cause
Of death was cancer. Mr. Mcintyre
left for West Concord on the evening
train to attend the funeral.