Warren sheaf., 1910-10-20
.Today's Market Prices. =
News

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Rev. G. Wahlund conducted service
at Adams, N. D., on Sunday last.
c. L. spaulding returned Sunday
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Jennie Nelson was down from
Stephen for visit with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Knudsen.
Miss Esther Johnson, of Warrenton,
and Miss Ida Johnson, of Vega, left on
Saturday last for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Nels Johnson entertained
number of lady friends at her home
last Saturday afternoon.
The Eastern Marshall County
Teachers association will meet at
Middle River on Saturday, Oct. 20.
Mrs. L. B. Lindquist and Mrs. Albert
Williams, of Baudette, arrived Tues
day to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Erickson.
Chester Gunderson and number of
other young men, of Hallock, came
down Monday evening to take in the
show at the Dreamland.
c. A. SEVERN has succeeded Charles
Nelson as section foreman on the 500,
and has moved his family into the
section house near the 500 track.
The young people of the Swedish
Mission church will hold an auction
at the church Friday evening Oct. %.
Lunch and coffee will also be served.
The schoolmates of Lulu and Stella
Nelson gave them a pleasant farewell
surprise on Friday evening in view Of
their removal from the city to Adams,
N. D.
The family of Charley Nelson, the
newly appointed roadmaster for this
division of the 500, left Tuesday for
Adams, N. D., which will be their fu.
ture home.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Lindberg arriv'
ed home yesterday from an extended
visit in the southern part of the state
They intend to remove from here to
minneapolis soon.
Miss Marie Cameron, sister, and
Miss Gertrude Cameron. a niece, o1
Mrs. Ed Quistgard, returned to theil
home in Duluth on Monday after 8
pleasant visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erickson, o1
Viking, and Mrs. Chas. Buchholz, OF
Farley township, returned Saturday
from a visit with g. sister of Mrs
Erickson and Mrs. Buchholz, in Good
hue county, Minn.
A civil service examination for Rail
way Mail Clerks will be held at thu
following named places on Nov. H.
Crookston, Duluth, Mankato and Min
neapolis For information apply t<
Secretary, Room IS, 42S Grand Ave.
Milwaukee, Wis.
On Market Days, Oct. 21 and %, :
special bargain in women's, mems
girls, boys and children's shoes, fel
shoes and overshoes. blankets AMI
robes. It will pay you to come in ant
look these goods over and get goot
articles at cheap prices.-Fred Swan
son.
Willie Johnson returned on Tuesda!
from Baudette, where he went abou
a month ago to accept good position
in meat market, but the fire threw
him out Of job for the present. For
tunately he had not moved his famil.
and household goods to the town be
fore it's destruction by the fire demon
VIM. Neuman has torn down. tn
front part of his carpenter shop whicl
was damaged by fire couple Of week
ago and is fixing up the rear par
which was not greatly damaged. TIL
front part was an old land mark, it b<
e t
ing the home of the first bank in tow1
owned by Whitney & Mentzer, an
later it was occupied by w. O.. Ho
combs grocery. T. 1%= <2#>
About a dozen of Mrs. John FaV
gers lady friends gave her farewel
surprise at the home of Mrs. G.
Sjostrand yesterday afternoon. Sh
was presented with half a dozen si
yer spoons. Mr.. and Mrs. Fawger il
tend to leave in two or three week
for Minneapolis, near which city the
intend to locate. While she has RI
sided here, Mrs. Fawger has been
leading member Of the Swedish Lut1