Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-07

Try sack of the new flour at
Larson's store. .s
L. M. Olson attended to business
at Stephen, yesterday. s ~ +
Gust Nelson. of Sandsville. was in
town Monday. ~
Chr. Halvorson, piano tuner, OF
Thief River Falls. is in the city to.
dav.
Miss Lydia Loft. of Pelan. arrived
Friday. for an extended. visit with
her sister. Mrs F. G. Stromgren.
Miss Helen Carlton and Miss Lilly
Madison returned to the Moorbead
Normal on Monday evening.
Rev. A. J. Ryden, of strandquist.
is visiting with his family in this
city this week.
u. N. Morkassell. who has charge
of the Pioneer Loan and Land Com
panV's office. at Newfolden. spent
Christmas with his family here.
Miss Hilda Hendrickson. of Sands
vile. was in the city. Monday. on
her wav to the state farm school at
Crookston. where she is a student.
ATTORNEY r. r. Brown. of Oslo.
passed through this morning. on his
wav home from a visit at GAINESVILLE.
MINI.
The North Star Benefit Associa-
ton will meet. Jan. Il. at s D. NJ.
in the basement of the Swedish
Lutheran church.
John Dagoberg. of Alvarado. at
tended the annual meeting of the
Swedish American State Bank on
Tuesday evening.
L. j. Under. the contractor. went
to Oslo this morning to begin work
on cold storage house for one of
the brewing companies.
Do not forget that the stock of
the Golden Rule must go. Now
is your opportunity. 1t will not
last long.
Miss Martha Mortenson left. Satur-
day morning. for Oslo. to resume her
duties. as teacher in the Oslo school.
E. W. Swigeum. an attorney of
Grafton. n. D., is in the city TODAY.
making ARRANGEMENTS for a lecture
to be given bv John w. Arctander,
of MINNEAPOLIS, in the near future.
Miss Amanda Hendrickson visited
at the home of P. Aug. Peterson.
between trains. one dav this week.
on her wav to Mavville. Nd. where
she will attend school this winter.
Mrs. j. ]. frost and daughter,
Miss Pearl. of Moorhead. mother and
sister respectively of Mrs. A. N.
Eckstrom. of this city. visited here
during the HOLIDAYS. returning to
their home on Monday evening.
Mike Maruska. Mike Ovsak and
RalDh Maruska. three sturdy young
men from Tabor. left Tuesday for
the Rainy river country to spend the
winter on the claim of the first
mentioned.
Joe McGregor and W. Potucek.
were. in town. Monday. and in spite
of the stormy weather. did rush.
ing business. selling choice dressed
spring pigs. no fewer than seventeen.
being contracted for future delivery.
o. M. Lodoen and Matt Lodoen.
of West Hone. N. D.. arrived on
Thursday morning last week. to
visit the Taralseth family and other
friends for few DAYS. The former
left Tuesday for Rochester. Mimi. .
to consult specialist.
Peter Gagnon. who was employed
at the Great Northern depot here for
a wear or more. was in the city. Mon
dav. on his way from Argyle, where
he had visited his mother. to
Crookston. where he now holds a
good position with the same railway
company.
A letter received from the Post
Office DEPARTMENT, places the Warren
postoff1ce on the same footing as
other large Offices. as far as closing
time is concerned. The time OF
closing fixed by the department.. is
$50 p. NJ. so in the future the post.
Office will be closed at that hour.
The winter term at the Grand
Forks College begins the 5th Of Jan.
'O9. The following courses are offer.
ed: Elementary Academic. Normal,
Commercial. Musical. Shorthand and
Typewriting. Teachers Review.
Catalogue sent free upon application.
Write to B. K. Savre. Grand Forks,
n. D.
The praduateS and stndents 0f ST.