Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-09
local News

IT., NV OIOuI 0tIV0s 10lt 1OI Al1A0OAp
last Friday, on business and visit
ing trip.
County attorney w. J. Brown, went
to Roseau Monday, to attend to legal
business.
Make your Christmas selections at
Farrel's early, as he viii then give
you a liberal reduction in price.
John Wassgren, who formerly liv-
ed in this city, but now makes his
home at Strip, was in the city Tues
day. T.. " r. . .-
Lincenses to wed, have been issued
to c. August Berg and Annie Erick.
son.. Chester H. Naeseth and Bertha
Knutson.
Farrell the jeweler, can surely Sell
you the right kind of Christmas pre-
sents for your friends and relatives.
Call and see.
Mrs. VIM. G. Miller and children.
join the husband and father, and make
their home on their farm in McCrea-
Their car load of household goods, is
being unloaded to-day.
Rev. Theodore Steinert, of Murdoch
Minn., is spending a day or, two in
the city, visiting his aunt. Mrs. Rev.
G. G. Lindberg. Last evening he
preached in the Swedish Mission
church. He will also visit his old
charge at Teien, Kittson county.
If you are asking yourself, where
you can buy the Best and Cheapest
this Christmas, you will get your
answer, if you look through our
Superior line of Holiday attractions
land compare Quality and prices with
others, at Holm's Jewelry Store.
The Skand. NJ. E. Church congrega-
tion and friends arranged pleasant
surprise for their Pastor MI. c. o.
Christensen, on Thanksgiving eve,
at H. l. Golden's home. The women
served coffee and cakes. A nice sum
of money was presented to the Pas
tor, for which he extends his sincere
thanks to both the Congregation and
friends.
q Mrs. Ara B. Brown and children of
McCrea, left on Thursday of last week
for visit at the old home near Joliet.
Ill. Mr.. Brown will stay at home
and lead the simple life during his
wife's absence. The Browns came
here from Illinois few years ago.
They own and reside upon the old
Mansfield farm, a mile or two east of
this city, one of the prettiest located
farms on the whole river.
The Warren Building and Loan AS
sociation, reelected Aug. Lundgren.
L. M. Olson, and John Lindberg, as
trustees, at the annual meeting on
Monday evening. At a meeting of
the board Of TRUSTEES yesterday. Aug.
Lundgren, was reelected president:
Chas. Wittensten, vice-president;
Albin Young, secretary; l.. M.
Olson, treasurer; A. N. Eckstrom,
attorney. The association is grow.
ing, and has assets amounting to ST.,
900, after an existence of only four
years. III
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Head, left on
Thursday of last week for Gilman
Iowa, where they will visit relatives
and friends for few weeks. It will
really be their silver wedding trip, as
they were married in Iowa, Dec. g.
1884, and since then they have not
taken trip together, If one excerpts
the trip to Minnesota, when they NOV
ed here. about eight years ago. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Head
wish them a pleasant journey and q
safe return to their beautiful farm
home near this city.
G. M. Carlson. Of Strandquist, is at
tending to business here to-day. He
says that the town Of Lincoln, is forg
ing ahead. and that with the amount
Of ditching being done there, it viii
soon be as good town as any In thu
county. State ditch No. II, passe,
right through the town, and in add
ton to that. the town has voted Sc .00l
for lateral bitches. That means .
ditch in every section line, and ais.
good roads. A bumper crop wa.
raised In the town this year, and tina
could not have been done without TIL
bitches.
Miss Macy is an elocutionist o.
rare ability, and in the role Of an i'm
personator she is seldom, if ever, sur
passed by anyone on the stage. He
selections were all good, and by he
grace and beauty she won the gooi
will Of the audience. Her rendition
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