Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-07-07

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Miss Gertrude O'Neil, of Thief
River Falls, was here over the Fourth.
Esther Rosenthal, of Kennedy, visit
ed Warren friends on the Fourth.
J. P. Nelson, stenographer at Grand
Forks, spent the Fourth with his par
ents in this city. !
A. f. Woou arrived home this NOM
ing from HAMMOND, lnd., TO spend
part OF the summer at the home OF his
parents in this city.
Prot. O. E. Abrahamson returned
home last night from the Mission
meetings at Hallock and reports large
and enthusiastic gatherings.
Aug. Lundgren was successful in
getting the contract for the digging
OF Judicial Ditch No. 16. Gottfrid
Erickson will do the work.
H. NJ. Clark, who was indicted at
the last term OF court for a serious
crime plead guilty to the charge and
was sentenced to eight and onehalt
years in the penitentiary by the court.
The Misses Anna, Nellie and
Florence Buker, of Minneapolis, ar
rived SUNDAY morning to visit at the
home OF John Lindberg ana with
other relatives here and at Radium.
MIR. and Mrs. A. N. Eckstrom ano
Miss Pearl frost, sister Of Mrs.
Eckstrom, celebrated the fourth at
Grygla, Mimi, where Mr.. EcksIrom
was the orator of the Gay and ex-
pounded the glories of this republic
to the satisfaction Of all concerned.
Oscar Eliason, the young fellow
who was indicted for larceny COM
mitted at Stephen and remanded to
the probate court for Investigation as
TO his sanity, was adjudged insane,
and consequently committed to the
asylum. He will very likely be de-
ported to Sweden, OF which country
he is d subject.
A. F. Andrews arrived on the fourth
from Warroad to take charge of the
Great Northern depot in this city as
station agent succeeding j. P. O'Con-
mel. Mr.. Andrews was formerly tele-
graph operator in this city, hence
he is not a stranger by ANY means.
He is genial and an able official who
will serve the public to the best of
his ability.
J. P. Lundin returned Monday from
the coast enthusiastic over the sights
he saw and the time he had. While
at Seattle they had a Marshall
county reunion at the home of J. E.
Ostrom, formerly of Warren, at which
eleven families were present and a
big time had. ]. P. says the coast is
all right, but that Stephen is the
place after all-.Stephen Leader.
Prof. G.. II. Hedberg. Prof. C. +
Knock, Mr.. Paul Bloom and Mr. Hol
teen are the names of the members
OF the Arpi Quartet singing organiza
ton. The distinguished gentlemen
arrived this morning and will give {
concert in the Swedish Lutheran
church this evening at $3.50 o'clock
From here they expect to go to Ken
nedy and thence to other congrega
tons within the Red River Valley dis
trict
A "a year old man named j. Linz
was brought down from Donaldson OF
Tuesdays local on stretcher to re
ceiVe medical attendance for injurie,
sustained in a runaway accident. TIL,
old man had a very BADLY dislocatei
knee and besides had a severe gasl
in his head and severe bruises on dit
ferent parts of his body. He was !;
man of giant frame and wonderful
nerve and in spite of his severe
juries in old age, joked with his al
tendants while the doctors were exam
lining his injuries in trying to straight
en- out his bones. z r. 49,. s-.~
Sheriff Forsberg spent Saturda;
here attending to matters pertaining
to his office. While here the Leade
man asked the Sheriff whether he wa
going to be a candidate for re election
and he stated, Yes, l am going t,
run for the Office and will make M
announcement soon.'' It will be
pleasure to the voters of our count
to learn that Mr.. Forsberg has cor
sented to run as his past efficient sci
vices have shown him one Of the mos
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