Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-26
The County Board will hold its next
regular meeting on June 7th

AnS So0nty DCoiu Will aOlu LIS next
regular meeting on June 7th.
E. NJ. Thompson left Saturday on a
business trip to the Twin Cities.
Dana NJ. Easton, of Minneapolis, is
visiting at his parental home in this
city today.
Judge Grindeland returned from Ada
this morning after having finished the
term of court at that place.
Peter Olson has purchased the lot
on which his carpenter shop stands
from Mr.. Fransson.
You can buy lots at terms to suit
yourself in the PEMBINA PARK For
sale at the Swedish American State
Bank.
VIM. ]. Brown and A. N. Eckstrom
and their families, enjoyed an auto
mobile ride to Mud Lake and returned
on Sunday last.
Miss Edith Newberg leaves tonight
for White Rock, S. D., where she will
visit for few weeks before going to
her home at st. James, Minnesota.
President O. E. Abrahamson, of
North Star College, left Monday for
his old home at Buffalo Lake, Mimi,
where he will visit about three weeks.
LoST-Sunday. May %, one Eng
lish Setter, answers the name Set.
Information as to his whereabouts
will be rewarded. ]. S. Hilleboe. 1tp
Ole Torgerson, Gust Wahlin and
Axel Anderson, viewers for ditch num-
Der %, in Comstock, met at the court
house this week to prepare their re-
port, which they finished today. -
Licenses to wed have been issued
to Henry Rasmussen and Mildred F.
Gore, David J. Ost1und and Elsie A.
Shantzen, knute Swanson and Anna
Elvina Paetznick, Wilhelm N. Erland-
son and Agnes Sophia Anderson.
| Besides the Douglas line Of shoes
for men, We have recently added the
Rice & Hutchins line There are some
very snappy models and good filters
and wearers. Look them over. The
Peoples Store.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Emma Marie Swanson, tc
Prof. Arnold NJ. Foker at the brides
home in this city on Wednesday, June
sth~ The happy couple will be a,
home after July 1, at Alexandria
MINI.
Miss Olga Hermanson, teacher Of
music at North Star, who was sum
moned to her home at NicolIet, MINI.
last week owing to the illness of he,
father, arrived home too late to see
her father alive. Her homecoming
was therefore sad one.
Miss Anna Haglund left for st. Pet
er on Friday evening to attend the
Commencement Exercises at Gustavus
Adolphus College. She will also visi
at Rock Island, ILL.,, and at Duluth
before returning to continue her wori
as teacher Of music.
The eclipse of the moon last Mon
day night was plainly visible and was
observed by many. Now that tht
moon and the comet have both hai
their innings, it Is about time thai
Old Sol asserts herself and secure the
attention due her as the purveyor Of
light and warmth to all the earth.
Most of the North Star College stu
dents left for their respective homes
on Saturday and Monday. During the
past year the city has felt the pres
ence of North Star College in many
ways. and as the years pass, and The
school continues to grow the influence
Of the school in business and socia
affairs of the city will increase rather
tudn QlulA1Su.
Carl Hanson, register of deeds Of
Marshall county, left Saturday fol
Grand Forks to see his brother Hans
Of Mcintosh, Mimi, who had under
gone an operation at a hospital there
the day before. He found his brother
as well as could be expected and I'm
less complications set in he will soor
be able to return to his home. He
heard from him again yesterday, tina
he was getting along well.
I A large audience Witnessed the per
Torrance of the biblical drama, The
Holy City, at the opera house las
night. It was one of the stronges
and best plays ever given here, de
plotting as it did scenes of intense
interest to all Christian people, AT
liter seeing the play one is better able