Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-06-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,

LarsOn's Store.
Mrs. K. J. Taralseth returned home
yesterday from her visit in Wisconsin.
Editor Ofsthun, of the Karlstad Ad.
vocate, was visitor in the city op
Monday.
J. S. Hilleboe was at StrandQuist
last week attending to matters of
business.
John Dahlgren, who is in business
Baudette, passed thru the city last
Saturday.
Norval Smedbron, of Granville, N.
Dak., is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
Hans Urtos.
Miss Malin Lorentz, of Minneapolis,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Anton E.
Swenson, of this city.
Elmer Olson returned home this
morning from North Dakota, where he
has been employed several months.
J. S. Hilleboe is erecting substan-
tial farm buildings on the old Ketchem
farm in Farley, which he now owns.
Miss Esther Espelund, of Lake City.
Mimi, is here for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. c. E. Sjostrand.
$500 -lty.
Andrew Anderson, of Thief River
Falls, passed thru the city last Fri
day enroute to Argyle for a brief stay
at the home of Mrs. N. M. Erickson.
Miss Ida Isaacson, a nurse at the
Mounds Park Sanatorium, in St. Paul,
is visiting with her friend, Mrs. Chas.
A. Johnson, in this city.
Mrs. William Forsberg left Monday
evening for st. Paul, to attend the
grand lodge OF Rebekkahs as dele
gate from the Warren lodge.
Mrs. Frank E. Dahlgren, Of Alvara-
do. returned last Friday from visit
with her sister, Mrs. F. E. Nelson, Of
Crookston. Since then she spent sew
eraI days at her old home and with
other relatives in this city.
J. A. Sjostrand, of Marine Mills.
Alinn, is here visiting his son, c. e.
Sjostrand, of North Star College. He
IS one of the early pioneers Of tho
state, and he is the postmaster of hiz
town.
The Great Northern Railway Co..
has hauled in about a dozen carloads
OF gravel to be used in the construc.
ton of sidewalks and crossings now
being built across their right-of-away
and tracks.
Marriage license have been issued
to the following xpaties: Adolph
Amundson and Rina Vinje, Felix Hop
ka and Mary Kujawa, Peter Bjoraa
and Charlotte Hammerbeck, and Axel
TornQuist and Anna Tornell.
Pupils who have school gardens are
requested to meet on Tuesday after.
Moons from two to four o'clock, dur
ing June and July, for the purpose Of
caring for their respective garden
plots.
A. X. Staunning, publisher of the
Warroad Plaindealer, was in the city
Saturday taking the oath of Office as
a practicing attorney before Judge
Grindeland. He also visited with his
sister, Mrs. N. c. Johnson in Farley.
A party of young folks of this city
drove out to Alma last Sunday to take
in a picnic that was given by Misses
Ellen Grund and Laura Hanson. The
party partook of a sumptuous picnic
dinner and of refreshments in the
afternoon. All report fine time.
Miss Anna Abrahamson, who is a
student at Hamline, and Miss Dora
Holcomb, of the state university, ar
rived Sunday morning to spend the
summer vacation at their respective
homes.
The Warren base ball team journey
ed over to Angus last Sunday to play
game of ball. They, however, had
their "off day" and the Angus players
secured revenge by defeating them tt
the tune of 13 to s.
A party consisting of o. H. and r
B. Taralseth, Ed. Quistgaard, Car
Christianson, Albin Mattson and Doc
Bandelin went to Alexandria saturda.
evening for an outing on the lake
They returned home Tuesday mornins
in good shape.
Ralph E. Ostrom, second son Of ou
former town's-man, John E. Ostrom
graduates this week at the high schoo
in Ballard, Wash. Ralph made hi
first start on the rocky road Of learn
ing in the Warren school, and hi