Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-17
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Tornell returned
yesterday fromsa visit at Roseau. go.

Yesterday fromsa visit ssat Roseau. r,y
William Wattam and Chauncey
Easton were over from Grand Forks
Sunday visiting their respective
homes. ~.
Miss Ella Lundgren left last Thurs.
day evening for St. Peter, Minnesota,
where she will visit with friends for
while. 49,.
"A concert will be given by Skov-
GARD, the celebrated Danish violinist,
IN this city on April 20, under the
auspices of the North Star College.
Peter Forsberg, who has been en-
ployed as a blacksmith in A. n, Lo-
dorn's shop for several years, will
leave soon for Dakota where he will
operate shop in q small town.
By an oversight last week we failed
to mention the return home on Tues
day of Ernest Schuman and Miss
Clara Schuman, of Vega, from visit
with relatives at Grand Rapids. Min
nesOta
Otto Stoltz of Argyle, attended to
business here Tuesday evening. On
Wednesday morning he expected his
son, Allan Stoltz, home from Aber-
deem, S. D., where he has been for
some time
John StromQuist has moved his
shoe repair shop to the west side, in.
to the building formerly occupied by
A. K. Swaling, the painter. He wants
his friends and patrons to call on him
at his new location.
Col. F A. Green attended to busi-
ness affairs at Warren Tuesday.
When Col. returned Wednesday and
opened his mail, you should have seen
the happy smile that passed over his
face when a check for $6,6O0.O0 drop
ped out of the first letter he opened
it represented his commission on the
big land sale he recently made
Stephen Leader.
Mr.. Clark informs us that County
Attorney Brown has moved his office
to Grygla and is engaged in organic
ing bank there. He is also the re-
preventative of a big syndicate locat-
ed in Montana, for whom he is buy
ing section tracts of unimproved
lands. He announces that he will
not be candidate for reelection next
fall.-Middle River Pioneer.
Thirty-five members of the K. p.
lodge of Warren joined by ten mem.
bers of the K. P. lodge of Stephen
boarded a special car on the 500 last
Friday evening bound for Thief River
Falls to assist the members Of the
lodge there in doing degree work, said
work being done by the Warren team
in very satisfactory manner. The
Thief River lodge entertained the WIS.,
iting brethren at an elegant banquet.
At the term of court in Hallock last
week, the Karlstad bank robbers were
tried. One of them, Joe Barnes, prov
ed an alibi and was acquitted. One,
Ed LIE Claire was acquitted by the
jury, the evidence being insufficient
and one, Tad Williams. was found
guilty and sentenced to ten years in
the pen. The main evidence against
him was torn ten dollar bill that he
had passed in Minneapolis. The part
torn off was found at the scene of the
robbery.
The members of the Wednesday
Club and Mrs. l.. Lamberson, Mrs.
Chas. Stevens. Mrs. P. Sinclair and
Mrs. H. L. Melgaard of Argyle were
entertained on Wednesday of last
week by Mrs. John Hunter in STEP
hen. Owing to the lack Of hospitality
On the part of Jack Frost the hostess
ordered the drayman to bring the
ladies to her home Immediately after
their arrival instead of taking the
planned drive out to the home of Mrs.
j. Sinclair. Mrs. Arthur Pease shared
guests with Mrs. Hunter for lunch, as
the Stephen ladies termed it, but for
an elegant dinner as the Warren
ladies agreed when they all met again
with Mrs. Hunter in the afternoon. A
few social games of whist were great
ly enjoyed especially by the winners
until 4:30 when the meeting was call
ed to order by Mrs. E. Dady for a
short program. Mrs. Mathwig as
leader and her assistants Mrs. Mo-
'Intyre, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Thomp-
son gave very interesting talks on the