Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27
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A small second hand gasoline
5hreshing outfit for sale at your own
.erms at Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Miss Hildur Wassgren was down
from Stephen and spent Monday even
ing at the home Of her parents in this
city.
There will be a baseball game Fri
day evening between the Warren and
Argyle baseball teams on the Warren
diamond.
6. n. Morkassell, of the Pioneer
Loan and Land company, arrived yes
terday with a bunch of prospective
land buyers.
Mrs. w. T. Johnson, who has been
visiting in the city for about a week,
returned to her home at Fergus Falls
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stelukopf, of Ia
coma, Wash, are spending about a.
month visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. G. g. Turnlund in town of Nc
Crea.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Westlin return
ed Monday evening from Oslo where
they made a three days visit with Edi-
tor and Mrs. Ben Johnson, of the Oslo
Tribune.
G. 0. Pierce, Of Clement. N. D.. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Person, in northern Vega, and other
friends there and in this city, for a
few days this week.
Arthur Wittensten went to Maple
Lake Monday to join his mother and
his brother, Frank Wittensten and ia
lnlly, who are enjoying a pleasant out
ing at this famous summer resort.
The water in the Red Lake river
has been the lowest the past two
weeks ever known. The cause is a lam
OF logs near the outlet of the lake. 1t
has put the electric light plant at
Thief River Falls out of commission.
The Swedish Lutheran Sunday
school had their usual summer festival
last Sunday afternoon in the grove on
John G. Anderson's farm north of
town. The children were taken to
and from the place in automobiles and
the ride was greatly enjoyed by them.
A short program was rendered by the
children after which refreshment
We're served.
Among our new advertisers in this
issue is the Mankato Commercial Col
lege. We commend that school to
our readers, and would suggest that
those who are interested send for
catalogue. It is printed in colors, and
| is undoubtedly the finest catalogue ev-
er gotten out by any school. 1t will
be sent you free The fall term be-
gins September 4th
Miss Mary Lonner, of Great Falls,
Mont, was here this week and arrang-
! ed for the purchase from Albin Young
Of the machinery and equipment of the
Warren steam laundry for herself and
her brother-in-law, Henry sjovik, also
of Great Falls. These people have
many years experience in the laundry
business and will deserve a large pa
tronage when they come here to re-
open the Warren steam laundry next
month.
John Mista, of Monona, Iowa, arriv-
ed here last Thursday and on Friday
went out to Homolka to look at a
piece of land he owns near Grass
Lake.. Mr. Mista is we'll posted 3D.
hemian and is in the shoe business at
I, Monona, but says he expects to move
to his land in about four years and
make his home there. He thinks this
country is all right for men WHO will
work and improve their lands, but he
thinks we need more practical farm
ers. Middle River Pioneer.
| A birthday party was given Sunday
July %, by Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Hill, OF
Radium, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Gertie, on her seventeenth birth.
| day. Thirty-five guests were pres.
|ent From Warren were Annie and
Martin Christensen and those present
from Radium were Mr.. and Mrs. Per
ry and children, Lydia Leslie, Lizzie
Strobe, Lenora Shantzen, Frank Str
BILE, Walter Leslie and all neighbors
Many beautiful presents were given
The afternoon was spent in playing
ball and other games. Lunch wai
served on the lawn. All departed fol
home in the evening, after spending {
most enjoyable day.
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