Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19
News

G.. E. Lundquist returned Friday
from the cities.
Chas. Wittensten went to St. Paul
Tuesday evening on business trip,
John Fawger left for Bottineau. n.
D. yesterday to deliver nursery stock.
Lewis Munson and Frank Collins.
of Baudette, attended to business here
last week.
Mr.. J. J. Dallum and children have
moved from here to- Detroit, Mimi,
where Mr.. Dallum has profitable en-
ployment.
Stylish Auto Bonnets-the correct
thing. Exclusive models are display
ed at the Millinery Emporium.
Rev. G. o. Christianson left yester-
day for Deer Park, Wis.,, to visit his
father for week or two.
Miss Annie Erickson. who is hold
Ing a position at Spooner, arrived this
morning for a visit with her parents
in this city.
Mrs. w. e. Wood, of Anton, Red
Lake county, arrived Tuesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. L. M Johnson and
other friends.
Walter Seign has resigned his posi-
ton as helper in the Great Northern
depot to accept place as brakeman
on one of the company's trains.
John Johnson, of town of Huntley,
was in the city yesterday attending
the State Land sale. He made a
purchase Of a quarter section in that
township.
Mrs. l.. B. Lindquist, of Baudette,
arrived Tuesday to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Erickson, on her
way home from visit in the south
ern part of the state.
Frank Tfuscinski, who has lived in
this city for a year or more has re-
moved with his family to Crookston,
where he has found profitable employ
ment with a farm machine firm.
Rev. Petrus Johanson, who for sew
eral years was pastor Of the Swedish
Mission church in Teien township, but
late Of Dayton, Iowa, is visiting his
old friends in Minnesota for a week
or two.
Simon Raadquist, of Vega, returned
Monday from Chicago, where he is
studying medicine at the Chicago Col
lege of Medicine and Surgery. He will
spend the summer vacation with his
parents.
Carl Bjorklund arrived from Bau-
dette Monday to escort back home his
wife and baby, who have been visit
ing relatives here and at Alvarado for
about three weeks. Mr.. Bjorklund is
a prosperous merchant at Baudette.
Clinton Wittensten returned Sat-
urday from Valley City, N. D., for
few days visit at home. He left
again for Valley City yesterday &C.
companied by his brother Arthur,
who will visit with him for a short
time.
Knut Brosdahl, of Alma, returned
yesterday from a two weeks trip thru
Montana and North and South Dakota
looking for land. He saw lots of land
to be sure, but after returning he
feels more satisfied than ever to stay
in Marshall county.
The piece of board walk in the
center Of block nine on Main street
has been taken up and is being re-
placed with a fine cement walk, AL
bin Mattson and crew doing the work.
This will give continuous cement
walk from Taralseths' corner to
Holms' corner.
Gardner Woolery and family left
Monday for Tolley, in western North
Dakota, on the 500 line, where they
intend to make their home. Mr..
Woolery has followed the we'll drill
ing business for many years, and he
will have good field for his business
over in North Dakota.
County Supt. N. A. Thorson, Of
Crookston, was the guest of Prof. c..
e. Sjostrand yesterday. He attended
the North Star piano recital in the
evening and to our reporter he ex-
pressed himself as greatly pleased to
note the vim and enterprise Of the
new institution Of learning and the
rapid progress it has made during
the past two years, progress that
is remarkable for school so young.
The Warren High School will grad
uate class of seven on June 3, the
names being as follows: Ragna
Blawd, Edith A. Mattson, Anna M.
Shaw Mfl1ia IT Swanann Leila F.