Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-04

i When You want q good, square meal
try the Columbia Boarding House.
Judge Grindeland was a business
visitor in Grand Forks yesterday.
i 5. Gillund will go to Fargo this eve
ming TO look after business matters.
!. The old reliable Goodhue Wind Mills
are sold by w. r. Powell & Co.
/ Attorney Julius j. Olson leaves for
4 Fargo this evening on business trip.
Miss Anna Erlandson, the nurse.
was down from Kennedy last week
Tor brief visit with Warren friends.
i Clarence f. Peterson arrived home
on Wednesday this week, from Mon
mouth. ILL.,, where he has spent the
winter.
Miss Freda Svenning goes to Roam
this evening to visit Miss Mabel Roam.
who finishes her term of school to-
morrow.
Mrs. Christina Lindquist visited at
the Haglund home near Hallock for a
lew days last week returning Monday
evening.
John Lund came over from Newfol-
den on Tuesday and expects to spend
the summer hereabouts engaged in
carpenter work.
Ed Vented leaves tonight for Ross
Fork, Idaho, to join his brother Ben.
Jamln, who is employed there as a
mining engineer.
y p. Asplund, who has held a. sit
uatlon with the Peoples Trading Co..
during the winter, left last evening
lor MS home at Lake City.
The Warren Firemen will hold their
Annual Grand Ball on the 18th of
May. A big attendance should be pres
ent to help the boys along.
=. Otto Bystsrom returned this
morning from T. River Falls where
ne had spent a day assisting the Judge
OF probate court of Pennington coun.
ty.
Farmers are putting the finishing
touches on seeding this week. The
weather continues favorable and the
crop is being put in in first class
shape.
>. ". Wright, John Grindeland and
Axel Nordstrom went to Argyle Tues.
Jay AFTERNOON via the auto route.
They report good time regardless Of
cold weather.
Miss Freda Svenning closed an
eight months term of school near
stephen on Friday last, and has re-
turned to her home in this city for
the summer.
0. H Olson, of Espelee. was in the
city today. He reports having most
OF his wheat and oats already seeded
and that part of the county as pro-
crossing rapidly. ,s
Miss Sadie Olson returned from
Thief River Falls this morning, after
having spent a day inspecting the
cooking department of the Thief Riy-
or Falls public schools.
/ Harry Valtinson left this week for
Baudette where he has good posi-.
ton in view. Harry is Warren bow
and can be depended on to make
good" wherever he is placed
1 Andrew Larson and Gilbert Lone
leave for Gwinner, N. D. tonight to
install heating plants and plumbing
IN three residences for which the
Warren Machine & Iron Works has
been awarded the contract.
A. 4. Abrahamson, who has been
IN poor health for a long time, an.
pears to be gaining with the advent
OF spring. He is able to be up now
and walks about town calling on his
friends when the days are fair.
i Louis Hedquist, of Alma, came to
town Tuesday with load of ever
greens to be planted on the North
Star College grounds He will soon
bring In another load that will be of
fered for sale to home owners who
may wish to beautify their grounds
i A crotchety old newspaper writer
says that the trouble is that girls
have too much rope. The best wives
are Invariably those who have been
hattened out across the paternal knee
about once week and whose heads
are not padded with store hair until
they look like a sheep in shearine
time. Nothing straightens out a love
sick girl who. makes goo-goo eyes at
every travelling man in sight, better
than a good old-fashioned spanking
The girl whose daily labor consist.
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