Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10
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N Ae~AAouo juvenile bOSLOnldQS at
Opera House, Feb. %, 1910.
Fred Larson, of Viking, was visit
ing in the city last Saturday.
Judge Grindeland is holding term
OF court at Hallock this week.
Come in and try some of our choice
brands of coffee. Am sure I can
please you. Lewis Westman.
henry Sustad, Axel Anderson, and
frank Johanson, of Viking were at
tending to business in Warren last
Saturday.
n. A. Day arrived last Saturday
IRON Elliott. Illinois, with four full
blooded stations and a colt to he
offered for sale here by Dixon G.
Day.
Chas Ellerth has been visiting rela-
yves III McCrea. He was hurt in the
woods last fall and has been COMPEL
ed to seek medical treatment for his
injury.
ions Modin, from near Alvarado.
was adjugded in sane by Judge Holm
In Probate Court, on Monday and CON-
mitted to the hospital at Fergus
Falls.
John Cheney returned home YES
terday from a visit in the states of
New York and Michigan. In both
states they had more snow than we
have and lots of cold weather.
o. A. Holm, of Roseau, is spending
the week here visiting his brother,
Judge P. H. Holm. This morning he
went to Stephen to visit relatives
and friends, whom he has not seen
in seventeen years.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. e.
L. Brown last Saturday morning. The
father is pleased that he will have
help in developing his ranch in Ore
gon. After being blessed so abun-
dainty here don't you think you
ought to stay Mr.. B.?
The Women's Missionary Society
meets with Mrs. Dady next Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. This is
a regular social meeting. All ladies
interested in missions are invited to
be present. Members will please
remember their dues as this meeting
closes the year.
Oscar C. Olson, of Warren, spent
yesterday in the city consulting with
the Business Mems Club in regard to
locating here with a saw mill plant,
an alcohol distillery, and machine
shop for the manufacture of alcohol
engines.-Warroad Commonwealth.
Gilbert Bede, of Duluth, was here
between trains Monday calling on
friends and the trade as representa-
tive of the G. I. Johnson Mfg. Co.,
dealers in printers supplies, and
Bedes Budget, humorous, human
itarian, and sunshine dispensing
magazine, which he and his father,
the former congressman, are publish
ing.
The following persons took the test
given here last Saturday under the
Civil Service rules, for positions as
census enumerators: John o. Allen,
Radium; John McGregor, Radium;
Bert R. Ayres, Warren; Alfred H. Ny
strom, Alvarado; Severt o. Ostgaard,
Newfolden; Henry Nelson, Oslo; Hen
ry Sustad, Viking; Axel F. Anderson,
Viking; Edwin A. Johnson, Argyle,
R. d.; Alfred E. Hokanson, Warren
Prof. Don. B. Jewell. of Bellevue,
Mich, has accepted the position of in
structor in agriculture in the Warren
schools to which he was elected at a
recent meeting of the Board. He is
a man very highly recommended for
the place, being a graduate of the
Michigan Agricultural College, a
Normal graduate, and besides has
done a great deal Of experimental
work in his chosen field. The school
may well congratulate itself upon Sc
curing so capable man.
The members Of the Ladies Read
ing Circle and a few guests spent q
very pleasant time at the home OF
Mrs. w. N. Powell on Wednesday
evening. After the usual business
and lesson Of the evening the hostess
took charge Of the entertainment. A
comic recitation by Miss Jones two
vocal solos by Mrs. P. 7. Spauldiing
and several piano solos by Miss Laura
pnwo11 were on1nvah1n features. The