Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-17
Local News
Come In and try some of our choice
brands of coffee. Am sure I can
please you. Lewis Westman.

Come In and try some of our choice
brands OF coffee. Am sure can
please you. Lewis Westman.
Miss Martha Mortenson was ovor
from Oslo last Saturday and Sunday
visiting friends.
). +. Nelson, of Stephen, was in the
city Monday evening returning home
Tuesday morning.
The North Star College rhetorical
contest will take place at the opera
house on March 18th,
Mrs. Jennie Nelson went to steph-
en- Monday to accept position in the
store of Mr.. Merdink.
SVerre Loveid one of the rising
young men of Newfolden, is attending
to business here today.
Miss Anna Haglund left on Thurs.
oay evening to attend a banquet given
Dy the commercial students of Gusta-
vus Adolphus College.
The Ladies of the Methodist church
will serve supper Feb. 22nd and din
ner on the 23rd in the Whitney build
ing. Good meals IS cents.
VIM. T. Johnson was up from
Crookstton Sunday visiting his fam.
ly. He is now employed in one of
Crookston's leading meat markets and
is doing we'll.
u. H. Taralseth and A. N. Eckstrom
left yesterday for Bemidji to attend
the Northern Minnesota DEVELOPMENT
convention as delegates from the
Warren Commercial Club.
County attorney VIM J. Brown will
deliver an address at the Northern
minnesota Dove oplnent convention
held at Bemidii this week on the SUBJ
ject, Investment of State Moneys"
The Ladies' Aid of the U. C. con-
gregation met at the home of Mrs. H.
N. Swanson on Thursday afternoon.
1t was decided to have their annual
sale and supper on the 18th of March
at the home of Mrs. K. J. Taralseth.
Prof. c. E. Sjostrand has been ask
ed to deliver an address in the Swed-
ish Luth. Church near Alvarado some
time in the near future. Miss Hag-
1und, music teacher in North Star Col
lege's extension work will furnish
some fthe music for the Occasion.
Oscar Westlin returned home Oh
Tuesday evening from Grand Forks,
where he has been employed as book.
keeper and stenographer during the
past six months. He will now tax
short vacation for the benefit of his
health. -. ... ,.
Rev. E. o. Chilgren, Rev. A. j. Ry-
den and Prof. O. e. Abrahamson left
for Minneapolis on Monday to attend
the annual meeting of the Minnesota
Conference of the Angustana Synod.
They were joined here by Rev. K.
Rosenthal, of Kennedy.
Mesdames Mathwig and Void, of
the millinery Emporium" left for the
Twin Cities on Tuesday evening for
the purpose of purchasing a new stock
for their establishment. Mrs. Math-
wig will return in about a week, while
Mrs. Void will remain until the new
stock is shipped. Their building wilt
be ready for occupancy March first.
The county board had meeting
here Tuesday to consider matters in
connection with the Germantown
ditch. On account of the many later
al bitches that will empty into it and
for which it must be the outlet, it has
been found necessary to make said
ditch larger than was called for by
the original plan. AS it will be much
'Cu0dQ0I " ucN0 Iu0 duulLlOudl 6ACd-
walton done while the contractor is
there with his machinery, than if let
afterwards as seperate job, he will
be required to construct the ditch &C.
cording to the changed plans, and has
agreed to do so, at a proportionate in
crease Of pay. -
o. A. Omdahl, one of the success
full farmers on route No. 4, returned
yesterday from a visit at Shelly,
Mimi. He is one who believes in mix
ed farming and among other things
is making money raising sheep. Last
winter he kept 70 from which he has
had over $500. income. This year he
is wintering 80 sheep and hopes to do
as well or better. This proves that
there Is money in sheep and every
farmer ought to have at least small