Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-06-17
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Aug. A. Johnson left Tuesday even
ing to attend the meeting of the grand
lodge Of Odd Fellows held at St. Paul
this week, as delegate from the War
ren lodge. He together with other
delegates will visit the Odd Fellows
home at Mortified on Friday:
Mrs. T. Morck, of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived Monday for visit with
Warren friends. She was formerly
during number of years principal of
the Warren high school, hence her
friends in the city are many and al
dent and it will be necessary for her
to stay all summer in order to visit
them all.
Peter Farstad, of Farley, had the
misfortune to be thrown out of the
buggy last Saturday, while driving to
Grand Forks with a spirited team.
He was knocked senseless, had his
shoulder blade dislocated and his body
considerably bruised up, but in spite
of all that he is able to be around and
is thankful that he escaped with his
life.
j. 0. Satire the genial travelling
salesman, who makes this city his
home, attended the U. G. T. Conven.
tion at Duluth last week. He return
ed to Crookston Sunday morning,
where he met Mrs. Sathre and togeth.
er they visited with friends in that
city over Sunday. Mrs. Sathre re-
turned home Monday morning.
The Red River Valley Mission dis
trict of Swedish Lutherans have held
meetings at Warren and nearby con.
gretations this week. Rev. L. P.
Lundgren, of Hallock, Rev. K. Rosen-
thai, Of Kennedy, Rev. Persenius, Of
Grand Forks, Theological student
Hammarberg, of Alvarado, besides the
local pastor, Dew. Chelgren, have at
tended and assisted in conducting said
meetings.
J-P. Trott, who arrived last spring
froh Illinios to engage in farming a
few miles east of the city, is making
specially of growing potatoes, and if
prices contiue as they have for several
years he will realize large sum of
money from the sale of tubers in the
fall. Mr.. Trott was formerly rail-
road man, but he tired of that kind
If 'ifc and longed for the freedom and
independent of country life and he
wisely came to the right place to en-
Joy it.
The second annual meeting of the
North Star College corporation was
held in this city on Tuesday evening.
Rev. E. o. Chelgren, Aug. Lundgren
and J. P. Mattson were reelected
members of the Board of Trustees.
The report of the first years work
, was very encouraging. All the pastors
present professed warm interest IS
the school, and will do all they can to
advance the interests of the institu-
ton in their respective congregations.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lindberg and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. MattsOn and children, of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Anderson and children, of Warrenton,
drove out Sunday morning to spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Gummeson on the j. G. Smith farm,
| in town of Vega. A sumptuous din
ner had been prepared for the visitors
by Mrs. Gummeson, who is from ILL
nois and knows how to cook to per-
fection. A pleasant time was enjoyed
| in the genial company of this family
The day was beautifully and the drive
back and forth, between luxuriant
green fields, was also very enjoyable
The Young Peoples Society of the
VEGA Lutheran Church. will hold its
annual meeting festival in the beauti
fuI grove Of Andrew Pearson, Located
in the northwest quarter Of section
10, town Of Vega, all day Thursday
!June %. A program consisting O.
musical numbers, speeches and recita
tions will be rendered at 1o:3o A. N.
after which dinner will be served fo
| rs cents. An auction sale Of articles
contributed by the Ladies' Aid societ,
and others will be after dinner. ant
later ice cream. coffee and cake will
be served. Cigars, soft drinks, etc
will be on sale thruout the day. Conn
and enjoy a day in the open air.
4 Everyone would be benefited by tai
ing Foley's Orina Laxative for const
patton, stomach and liver trouble, a
it sweetens the stomach and breatl