Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

AT Skaren, OF Croekston. spent
day at the Fair this week.
Tom Malbay from near Radium
was here to see the fair thi, week.
Miss Ella Lundgren returned
home Monday from a weeks outing
at Bemidji.
Oscar Nordgren and son, Carl, Of
Oslo, spent couple days at the fair
this week.
J. J. Sinclair and two sons, Of
Stephen, spent day or two at the
county fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Aubol, Of
Crookston, were visitors at the
county fair this week.
Prof. Aug. Bystrom OF Minnesota
College, is this week taking in the
attractions at the county fair.
Misses Hilda and Ellen Loft, O
Pelan, arrived Monday to visit
their sister, Mrs. F. G.. Stromgren.
Miss Emma Swanson left Friday
evening for visit with relatives
and friends at Belgrade and Mime
apolis. $3.50. -.
Mrs. N. E. Lofquist and daught-
er, Martha, of Englund, arrived YES
terday for a visit with Mrs, q. P.
Stromgren. II
Mrs. F. E. Nelson, of Crookston,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Nelson is off on a trip to the
coast.
A. D. Ralston and family are over
from Newfolden visiting friends and
the county fair. A. D. is serving
as special policeman. "
Miss Jennie Oberg returned Sun
day evening to her home at Mime
apolis after visit with relatives
and friends in the city.
Dan Main is over from Baudette
this week shaking hands with old
time friends and incidently taking
in the races at the county fair.
Mrs. .Monrad Olson returned to
her home at Minneapolis, Friday
evening, after months visit at the
home of John L. Olson, of McCrea.
A fine, rosy-cheeked baby girl
was born at the home of Carl Han
son, register of deeds, on Monday
this week.
Mrs. T. Thompson and sons,
Obert and Arthur, of Oslo, are here
this week visiting Mrs. Gust John
son and also attending the fair.
Edwin Johnson, of Foldahl, who
has been visiting relatives in Cali
fornia during the past six months,
has returned and is attending the
fair this week. ," .
Harvest has already commenced.
Let us hope and pray that favorable
weather may prevail from now on so
that the farmers may be able to
garner the big crop that has been
raised in this county
Daily service on rural route No.
3, southwest from town, was inaug-
urated Aug. l, with Carl J. johnson
as carrier. Tri-weekly routes and
4 are now served by Everett Wads-
worth.
Miss Charlotte Christensen, who
has been employed in the Sheaf Of
flee during the past three years as
composition and Simplex and Limo
type operator, left Tuesday for Ray,
N. D., to accest position as Sim
pick operator on paper there.
JULIUS J. Olson and bride arrived
in the city Tuesday from their we'd
ding trip, which included a visit to
Niagara Falls and a trip on the
Great Lakes. They will soon be at
home to their friends in the coy
cottage on the east side recently
purchased by Mr.. Olson.
Tom Mack, the old political war
horse of town OF Wanger, has been
here this week taking in the fair.
It seemed like old times to see him
and Thomas Topper hob-nobbing on
the street corners. just as they used
to do in former days when they set
up the pins for the Farmers ALI
ance conventions. i
August time. tells on the nerves,
But that snirjt1nss M ambition fool