Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-03-16

John P. Hunstad, from near Radi-
UNI, attended to business at Warren
on Monday.
George Ferencik, one of the pros
porous farmers on route No. 3, was a
Warren caller on Monday.
Hjalmar Johnson, one of the stur.
dy young men Of Foldahl, was a War
rem visitor on Saturday.
, Sanfrid Johnson who manages the
Taralseth hardware store at Alvara-
do was Warren visitor on Saturday,.
Charley Wittensten Jr., returned
last Friday from visit with relatives
and friends at Havre, Mont, and Will
liston, N. D.
Henry Johnson, the carpenter. re-
turned Monday from Fairfield, Iowa,
where he spent the winter with rela-
tiyes and friends
The Merchant Of Venice will be
presented at the opera house by the
Sanford Dodge Company at matinee
Saturday afternoon, March 25th.
w. j. Brown arrived this morning
from ST. Paul to spend a few days
respite from legislative duties attend
ing to his business interests here.
Miss Lena Ny1and left for Fairfield,
Mimi, yesterday to accept (. position
in store. She is a graduate Of the
commercial department of North Star
College.
Misses Ida Johnson and Ellen Pear
son delightfully."- entertained number
OF their young lady friends on Satur-
day evening of last week at the home
of the former on Minnesota street
(Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson.)
A large number of Warren ladies
OF the Eastern Star, augmented by a
few from Argyle, Stpehen and other
towns, boarded the 500 passenger
last evening for Thief River Falls,
where they were the guests of the To-
cal order in that city. That they all
had a good time goes without saying.
Twenty-six fiat cars laoded with
gasoline traction engines passed thru
Warren this afternoon on the Great
Northern, destined for the Canadian
northwest. There were altogether
thirty-three complete outfits all of
manufacture. Evidently a
great deal OF Canadian prairie will be
broken UP and made ready for crop
this year.
Gust A. Olson, of Foldahl, has been
appointed special administrator to
dispose Of the personal property be-
longing to the estate Of Halvor p
Llndgren, of said town, whose acct
dental death by falling in we'll was
mentioned few weeks ago. MIR. Of
son was here Tuesday and made ar
rangements for an auction sale to be
held at the farm on March %.
A special train of forty cars, head
ed with two engines, will arrive here
this afternoon at five o'clock, accord
ing to schedule; twenty-eisht are
loaded with traction engines and the
rest with farm implements, all desl
tined for the Canadian northwest On
Wednesday ten car loads of farm
traction engines went out north
Pioneer Express, Pembina. II. D.
The county court house had mar
row escape from destruction by fire
yesterday afternoon. Worklnen cru
ployed in. making repairs had put UP
stove in the basement for the pur-
pose of heating mortar and had turn.
ed the smoke into ventilator shaft
of wood construction. Soon flames
shot up the shaft in the register of
deeds office and had they not been
discovered in time to be put out, they
would have spread and probably des-
troyed the building. 1t was very
lucky that the. fire did not start in
the night.
James A. Frank left for st. Paul
Sunday evening to attend reunion
of the alumni of the State Agricultur-
al College at st. Anthony Park and
also to press his claims for appoint
ment as member of the State Grain
Board of Appeals. Mr.. Frank has
strong backing for said position, one