Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-07-15

communion services in the after
noon. at $500. -
The pastor will occupy the pulpit,
morning and evening. ~..; - l.
A hearty welcome to all. @s
Miss Annie Nj. Peterson returned
home from Minneapolis last Saturday.
A Mrs. Oberg accompanied her for Q
visit here. >.
Mrs. Quistgaard, Mrs. Braggans,
and Miss Clarice Grindeland went to
Winnipeg yesterday morning to at
tend. the industrial exposition.
Mrs. A. J. Swanson and daughters.
Astrid, Dagmar and Ruth, returned to
their home at Moorhead last Friday.
Edgar Mattson accompanied them to
Moorhead for a visit.
Miss Clara Bake, saleslady in tho
Taralseth store, left Monday, accom-.
panied by her mother, of Stephen, for
the Alaska-Yukon exposition. They
will also visit relatives on the coast.
DR.. Fred c. Bake, of Stephen, who
recently graduated from the dental
college at the state university, has
associated himself with DR.. Bandelip
for the practice of dentistry in this
city. .. .. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lundgren and
daughter Ebba left Tuesday for
Bemidji. Mrs. Lundgren and Miss
Ebba expect to spend the summer at
the lake, but Mr.. Lundgren returned
home this morning.
n. X. Nelson, assistant postmaster
of Thief River Falls, was here Tues
day.yyHe is having his annual vaca-
ton, which he is utilizing in visiting
friends and relatives here, and at
Oslo, and other places.
+. C. Stromgren, the assistant post
master is having his annual vacation
and this morning he and Mrs. Strom-
gren left for Winnipeg to take in the
Fair. They will also visit relatives at
Karlstad, Pelan and other places be-
fore their return to the city.
G. F. Ferguson shipped his pony
"Snowball'' to the Winnipeg Fair to
he entered in the races, and yester.
day the fleet footed little animal wop
the first prize in the pony race.
"Snowball'' has made Warren known
in foreign lands, and upheld our
honor and dignity. Good for Snow.
ball." -. -, ,s,T;a:
Ole S. Nordin, who has been EN-.
ployed as a printer in the Register
Office in this city for some time left
on Saturday for Oslo to assume the
editorial and business management of
the Oslo Tribune. He is very
capable young man. good pr&pter
and a fluent writer, and under his
care the Tribune will no doubt
flourish like green bay tree.
Mrs. S. N. Rookie and children, Of
Cupar, Sask., Can, and VIM. Porteous,
of Markinch, Sask., Can, arrived
Tuesday from Newfolden, where they
had visited their father. Robert Porte
ous and other relatives for few days.
They will spend the rest of the week
here visiting their sister, Miss Jessie
Porteous, and other friends from their
childhood days. The family formerly
lived in this vicinity. -
Mr.. and Mrs John Lindberg left on
Friday of last week for Seattle, WASH
to visit relatives and friends and Mr..
Ostrom, brother of Mrs. Lindberg,
who had visited here about two
weeks, left with them for his home
in Seattle. They went by the south
ern route, intending to visit points op
the way, especially Jerome, Idaho.
where Mr. Ostrom has real estate In
terests, and where his son, Arthur.
will probably hang out his single for
/ the practice Of law.
L. M. Olson, of the Swedish Ameri-
can Bank, has been using 9 cane and
sometimes q crutch in his daily walks
for some time, owing to an injury TO
his knee in an accident last winter.
but when he came down town on Mon.
day this week his friends noticed that
he stepped around as lively as . boy
| Of sixteen, without the use Of afore'
mentioned aids. When asked what
speedy and effective cure he had
found for his lameness. his sole reply
was: Its a boy-a fat and rosy
checked 12-pounder, born on Sunday
| this week. Z