Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-10
Rev. Knudsen is attending the dis

Miss Olive Wahlund left yesterday
for Adams, N. D., near where she will
teach term of school.
l.. R. Croker returned Tuesday
morning from two days visit with
his brother at Minneapolis, Mimi.
Miss Ella Sonstrud left last week
Tor Hope, N. D., to accept a position
as stenographer in a bank at that
place.
Rev. c. G. Gronberg has accepted
the call to the Englund congregation
and will preach his first sermon there
Nov q.
Joe T.und, who has been working at
the carpenter trade in this vicinity,
left Monday for his home at Newfold-
en-, MINI.
Victor Peterson and daughter, were
| over from Grand Forks Sunday visit.
ing their parents and grand parents,
MI and Mrs P. Peterson, of this city.
The Ladies of the United Lutheran
Church will serve lutefsk dinner at
the Winchester building Saturday
Nov Il. All are cordially invited to
| come
The Warren Ladies' Aid of the
Swedish Lutheran church meets at S.
3. Lund's tomorrow FRIDAY after
noon. The Young Ladies' Aid meets
there in the evening. All welcome.
Taken Up-One sheep on our farm,
sec. 8, town of Brislet, four miles
southeast of Warren. Owner will
call, prove property, pay charges and
take same away.-Torgerson Broth
ers. 1tpd.
| Rev. G. Wahlund returned home OIL
Monday from a visit in the twin cities.
Miss Olga Wahlund who has been
away visiting the old home at North
Branch and elsewhere for couple OF
months, returned with her father.
Thomas keefe, who was injured by
brick wall falling on him at the Tar
alseth fire, is around again just as i.
nothing had happened. 1t takes more
than a falling brick wall to put a mar
like Mr.. Keefe out of commission.
Whoever is elected to office as vel
as the defeated candidates will d.
we'll to go straight to the People:
Store and buy one of those fine Hart
Schaffner & Marx suits, that are ad
vertised at special prices, On another
page of this paper.
Good cartoons and illustrations arr
characteristic Of The Weekly Intel
Ocean and Farmer. No attempt i:
made by it's artists to belittle or MAXI
ridiculous any person or class of per
sons Regular price 81 year. &
and this paper for one year for $1.25.
The Woman's Missionary Societ,
meets with Mrs. W. N. Powell mex
Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock
Members will please come prepared
to respond at roll call with curren
news on foreign or home topic. 4
social hour will be spent at close o
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Drink Chase & Sanborns Coffees
They are clean and are handled IN
manner that assures you that the.
come to you in clean, wholesome
condition. Chase & Sanborn sci
more high grade coffee than any othe
house in existence. The People:
Store has exclusive sale of Chase s
Sanborns Coffees.
Rev. K. A. Bercher, pastor of tht
Swedish Mission church arrived Tues
day morning from St. Hilaire where
he had attended mission meetings
and he left the following night To-
Winnipeg and the Canadian North
west where he will conduct meeting:
in the scattered congregations of hi:
church during the next three weeks
Two sisters, Mrs. D. Farrell AM
Mrs. A. A. Harris. of this city, came
within 80 rods and few hours of hav
ing twins born to them on Friday, Oct
aS, 1910, and the doctor had his hands
full officiating at the event or events
as the case may be. At the Farrell
home a fine daughter arrived while a
the Harris home son was born. TIL
fathers are congratulating each othe
on having well regulated households
where everything moves according t.
clock work.
Alfred Solo, a young man frou
Baudette, who has been at the War
rem hospital for about two month
{ having undergone an operation 70
appendicitis and also had a run o
typhoid fever, leaves for Baudette tc
night. The house which he and hi
mother owned in that village, wa
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