Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-09-15

| 5sz WI. duU 1nS. CO OAOSSOAA, u Eel.
tile, are here visiting and taking in
the fair
| john Lindberg returned home this
morning from business trip to Ro
seau county.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Porteous, OF
New Solum, are among the fair visi.
ors this week
Otto Lindborg and family, of Thief
River Falls, arrived this morning to
attend the fair.
Charley Johnson returned home this
morning from visit to the state fair
and at Watertown, MINI.
Nils Messelt came over from Wing
er, Mimi, yesterday to take in the
county fair and visit old friends.
Rev. G. Wahlund returned home or
Tuesday morning from Roseau coun.
ty, where he conducted religious ser.
vices on Sunday.
John Modin, one of the bright and
promising young men from near Oslo,
is here today to see what he can learn
at the county fair.
Dan Nordstrom, of Alvarado, is at.
tending the fair this week: He brought
in fine samples of early millet and
alfalfa for exhibition at the fair.
F. A. Cook returned home from the
state fair. He extended his trip 10
Blue Earth, MIMI, where he visited
All uncle whom he had never seen be-
FORE
Died: Joel Theodore, infant son o:
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Anderson, OF
McCrea, died Sept. y. The funeral
was held on the 18th conducted by
Rev. Knudsen, of Warren.
Married.: Anton Anderson from
near Stephen and Title A. Tverstol,
of Bigwoods, were united in marriage
on Wednesday forenoon this week, in
this city, by Rev. N. G.. w. Knudsen
Married: Mr.. Christ Clausen and
Miss Olena Engelstad were married
on Monday afternoon, Sept. II, at the
nome Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Engelstad, west of town
The ceremony was performed by Rev
y. G. W. Knudsen, in the presence OF
relatives and friends of the contract.
ing parties. Both young people are
we'll and tayorably known and their
many friends extend to them hearty
congratulations.
At the adjourned annual meeting
of the North Star College corporation,
held last evening, the following gen.
tlemen were elected to serve on the
Board Of Trustees: L. M. Olson and
John Lindberg, of Warren; Rev. L. P
1.undgren, of Fallcck; and Rev. K
Rosenthal, Kennedy. Encouraging re.
ports were submitted by Rev. Chel
gren, the president Of the Board OF
Trustees, and Rev. Wahlund, the field
secretary and general manager. The
outlook is good for large increase
in the number of students for the com.
ing year. 4
Ye editor and his family had an en-.
joyable visit with Mr.. and Mrs. S,
Hanson, Of town of Brislet, on Sun
day afternoon last. The children es-
pecially had the time of their lives
when they were let loose in MIR. Han.
sons fine plum orchard where a
number of trees were grooming under
their load of ripe fruit. Mr.. Hanson
is successful horticulturist and has
especially given a great deal of atten-
ton to the raising Of plums He
has done a great deal of grating OF
tame varieties, like the Cheney and
Wolf River, upon the stocks of native
plum trees. It was a novel sight to
see one tree bearing two kinds OF
plums. Besides plum and other fruit
trees, Mr.. Hanson has also planted
many shade and ornamental trees
which add greatly to the attractive
ness Of the home. There is also a
fine natural grove on the farm, and
the house is completely hidden among
the stately trees. In this peaceful
sylvan retreat, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
live happy ideal life, with faith in
God and at peace with all the world
No lover of the beautiful in nature
can fail to enjoy a visit at the Han
son home and to spend few hours
in the company of this genial and
hospitable pioneer couple.