Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-09-01

Gall On Lewis Westman for the
Fruits for canning.
2 Licenses to wed have been issued
TO Chas. o "A. Brat and Miss Alma r
Lofstrom. ~
Hstelle Grindeland came back on
"wednesday from Crookston, where
she had been on a visit.
remember that the East Side Gro
Gerry handles fresh stock of goods
at all times.
a. w. Bowers, of Washta, a.. is
mere looking after his farm in War.
renton.
MIS-. K. ]. Taralseth returned Tues
Gay from Maple Lake where she has
spent some weeks at her cottage.
W. J. Brown went to St. Paul last
evening to attend to business for the
county in regard to the sale of county
ditch bonds to the state.
D. " Griffith, who has been looking
a1ter his farming interests here for a
FEW weeks, returned to his home in
iowa Falls, Ia, on Monday.
Mrs. Lindstrand and Mrs. Johnson
and children, Of Duluth, M1nn.. ar
rived this morning to visit their cous:
H. Mrs. Hans B. Halvorson, and 9TH
er relatives in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. o. F. Mellby and chill
dren' of Thief River Falls, and Rev.
Mellby of New Richland, Mimi, faith.
yer OF DR.. Mellby, spent Friday of last
week at the home of Judge A. Grinde-
land.
henry Hagman, one of the pioneer
farmers from near Alvarado, was in
town yesterday. He brought in his
daughter, Miss Beda, for medical
treatment, she having taken sick a
few days ago with some strange dis
ease.
A number of young people of this
city found their way out to the home
ct John G. Anderson, north of the
city, last Sunday afternoon for a visit.
The young people were pleasantly en-
tertalned by the Anderson young folks
ana were given a substantial supper.
Hans Hanson, Of Northcote, Kitt-
son Co., came down last evening with
his wife for medical treatment at the
warren hospital. Mr. Hanson was
engaged in farming in the town of
Farley number of years ago. Two
OF MS sisters are among the new
teachers in the Warren schools this
year.
Frank O. Hanson, the we'll known
travelling man of Grand Forks, says
that there are only two places on his
itinerary where he ever eats hash and
those places are at the Windsor hotel
IN this city and at hotel in Emerson.
Canada. Nowhere else, he SAYS, do
they serve hash that can be eaten
with relish. That certainly is a.
very high testimonial of the culinary
skill of Mrs Mcintyre.
1-adies-We have returned from the
Twin Cities with a full line of new
and up-to-date fall Millinery, Gage Pat
tern Hats, Stronge & Warner French
Pattern Hats, Auto Wells and Bonnets.
We also have with us Miss Frances
DAWN one of st. Paul's very best trim
mers and will be pleased to meet all
the ladies on our opening days, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 9Th,
9th and 10th.-Millinery Emporium,
Mrs. Nelson, Miss Andersen.
Mrs. Steinhauer, of Excel, submit.
ted to a serious operation at city hos
pital on Tuesday Of last week. Since
then her condition has been critical,
but it is believed at this writing that
the worst is over and that she is on
the way to recovery. Her sons, Fred,
Will and Arnold Steinhauer and
daughter, Miss Annie Steinhauer have
been over from Excel in order to be
near their mother during her illness
and a married daughter, Mrs. Joe
Pulaski and her husband, of Duluth,
Mimi, also arrived this week.
A. L. Robinson returned yesterday
from Viola, Olmsted Co., Mimi,
where he attended the funeral Sun
day Of one Of his elder brothers, S.