Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20

G. "A. JUL has had the pleasure Of
Z visit from an uncle from Chicago
this week.
Ed. Rosendahl returned Yesterday
from Illinois bringing back with him
q party Of land buyers. who are now
busy looking over the country.
Regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. Farrell on Wednesday. Aug. 26.
at 2 O'Clock.
julius j. Olson. John Lindberg.
Hans Urtes and Alfred G. Swandby
left Tuesday evening for Minneapolis
to attend the Democratic state con-
vention as delegates.
The Ladies Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran church meets tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Ed. Rosen-
dahl. The Young Ladies Aid meet
there in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Johnson. of
Crookston. visited friends in the
city yesterday. Mr.. johnson is a
contractor who has built a number
OF the substantial buildings in this
city.
Principal o. Il. Abrahamson. of
North Star College. returned home
Tuesday from a motor cycle trip to
Wylie. St. Hilaire. Thief River Falls
and other towns in the interest of the
school.
Mrs. Ole Swanson. of Carlton.
MIMI. who has been visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. A. G. Wick
man. of this city. returned to he1
home yesterday Mrs. Wickman &C
companied her sister as far as Crook
ston.
Misses Havida and Lorinda Ander-
son entertained at their home north
of the city last Monday evening. At
twelve the guests partook of a well
prepared supper. Many young people
we're out from the city and report
having had a most delightful time.
John M. Holm and family, who
have been visiting at the home OF
Judge P. II. Holm for q couple OF
weeks. left Monday for Stephen.
where they will visit the old home
of Mrs. Holm, (nee Miss lsaacson),
in town of Augsburg. before return
ing home to Roseau.
c.. NJ. Carlson. of StrandQuist. was
in town this week to enter his name
as candidate for county commits
sioner from the fourth district. He
is good. honorable man. we'll quail.
fed by education and business ex.
perieuce to fill that or any other
! county office.
Erick E. Bystrom. of Vega. return.
ed Tuesday from his visit to Sweden.
Daughter. Emma stopped off at
Minneapolis to visit friends for a
week. Prof. Aug. Bystrom will re-
main in Minneapolis to enter upon
his work in Minnesota college.
They had a pleasant trip. the only
mishap being that Prof. Bystrom in
climbing a mountain fell and cut his
knee, from which injury he was
laid up couple weeks. This acct.
dent prevented the taking of an In
tended side trip to Germany.
Harvesting in this vicinity is now
practically finished. Only few
fields of late sown grain are still
standing. The finest kind of wealth.
er has smiled on the busy farmer
during the past few weeks. and the
farmer will smile also when he see!
the reports from the threshin(
machines. which have already com
menced to shell out the COLDER
grain. The Pembina farm com
menced threshing oats and barley OF
Tuesday. and manager Wittensten
although he would give no figures
smiled the smile that don't come of
The Spaulding farm also commenced
threshing on Tuesday. and we saw :
some wheat this morning that TESTED
81 lbs. to the bushel and very finl
quality. Not enough has beer
threshed yet to judge the average
yield. but it is fair to state that II
promises we'll. Indeed. this is tn,
year when the Red River VALLEY
farmer will be on top. II the wealth
re continues as favorable as now tn,
threshing will be practically all dom