Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-02-25
Local News

the clerk Of court to Torvall LANDAU
and Regina Tisland.
Ralph Taralseth and Hans Urtes at
tended to business matters in the
twin cities the fore part of the week.
LOST: Pointer dog, months old.
Brown and white spotted. Reward
offered for return to O. H. Taralseth.
NJ. l.. Larson departed for the Twin
Cities, Tuesday, to attend the annual
convention of the Hardware Dealers
Association.
John Halvorson, of Fairbault Coun-
ty, was here Monday to see a sister,
Mrs. Feragen, who is being treated at
the city hospital.
P. Gunderson, the expert we'll drill
Ter, of Alvarado, who is generally
lucky in striking water, was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
L. S. Olson was elected an alderman
Of the city of Moorhead, at the cleo
ton held last week. His Warren
friends congratulate him.
The l.. A. S., of the M. E. church,
will serve hot supper in the illinois
Building" Friday, March 5, beginning
at $50 o'clock. Everybody is cordial
ly invited to come and have a good
supper. Price rs cents.
Ole Hjelle, of West Valley, attend
ed to business here, Saturday. He
said that his father who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Kan
diyohi County, for few weeks was
expected home this week.
Miss Katherine Hanson, who has
been employed for some time in the
household of Mrs. P. Lindquist, de-
parted Tuesday evening for her home
at Noble, where she was called to at
tend her sister, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans A. Larson, end
some of the children, of Bigwoois, Wis
tied at the home of H. NJ. Swanson for
a few days last week Mr.. Larson al
so attended the teachers and school
officers convention.
Judge Grindeland attended a meet
ing Of the directors of Grand Forks
College, at Grand Forks, yesterday
In the evening he delivered his lee
ture on Honesty" before the students
and citizens.
Nels Peterson, formerly of this
place, now of Dagmar, Mont, arri
we'd yesterday to attend to some bust
ness matters and visit for a couple
Of week. He says that he and family
like it we'll in their new home and are
contented and happy. He was fortv-
nate in getting fine piece of land in
a good neighborhood, with the very
best prospects for the future
John Westman returned home, Mon.
day, from his visit near Bismark, N.
u. He expected some of the big
Ignite mines in the western part of
said state and says the abundance and
cheapness of that kind of fuel is an in
estimable blessing to the people of
that whole region. Many farmers
have their own coal mine on their
own farm and never need to worry
about keeping warm.
The following Vega farmers left,
Monday, for the Canadian Northwest
to look over the country, namely: Paul
Paulson, Henry Nystrom, Nels Marku-
son, Haakon Iverson, Alex Paulson,
Lars HAHN, Nels Nyquist, Leonard
Dagoberg, Charley Boman. Their OBJ
jective point was Granum, Alberta,
where some new lands are to be opened
for settlement. None of the above,
though, have any intention of leaving
the Red River Valley, where they
have large interests. Yet, if they can
turn an honest dollar by little spe-
cn'ation in Canadian soil, they are
willing to do so.
Charley Johnson, a very intelligent
and progressive young farmer Of New
folden. was in the city, Tuesday, at.
tending to matters of business. His
parents settled in Newfolden in the
early days. and suffered all the hard
ships of pioneer life. Now they have
a valuable farm, which Charley thinks
it his duty to help them till, rather
than secure other employment in so1ae
nearby village or city. He has no
doubt chosen wisely and will one day
be among the substantial men of the
county. He says he likes farming
and believes it offers as good oppor-
,tunities for making money, enjoying
life, and exercising ones intelligence,
and ability as any other avovacation
or profession. Last year Mr., Johnson
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