Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-11-09


turned to Joliet Saturday evening.
3 Rev. c. A. Jacobson and family left,
on the flyer Monday morning for Cal
gary, Alberta, the pastors new field
of labor.
When you don't feel like washing
at home, try our rough dry. Good
work guaranteed. - Warren Steam
Laundry.
Licenses to we'd have been issued
to Oscar Johnson and Albertina Gus
tafson; Carl Sorenson and Clara
Reierson.
William Kezar was over from Mid.
die River Tuesday, having assisted in
bringing an insane person here for
examination.
Harry Singleton, OF Symerton, Ill,
visited at the home of George Copp
the week end and with Mr.. Copp was
in Warren on Tuesday.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
at the home of Mrs John w. Bren
next Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock.
George B. Peterson of Joliet, ILL
nois, was guest at his sisters home,
Mrs. R. II. Clark, the past week and
r1o aI,011
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Grinder left yes.
terday for Hazel, Mimi, where they
will visit Axel swandby, brother of
Mrs. Grinder, and also do little
hunting on the side.
Cold weather is coming and a new
stock of shoes, overshoes and warm
footwear, has just arrived, so come
in and look them over and let me fit
you flor solid comfort. Swan
son.
Gustaf A. Anderson, young man
of Spruce Valley, was adjudged in
sane in Judge Holms' court on Tues
day and committed to the insane hos
pital at Fergus Falls.
Anna Magnuson, a young woman
twenty-five years of age, Of town of
Spruce Valley, was adjudged insane
in Probate Judge Holms' court, on
Saturday last week, and taken to
Fergus Falls.
Stromstedt & Juring have moved
their tailor shop from the east side
! to their former quarters south of the
Taralseth store, where they will be
glad to meet all old customers and
many new ones.
i Matthias Peterson and family, from
near Alvarado. have moved into War.
rem and are comfortably housed fo1
the winter in rooms in the Berget
block. Mr.. Peterson has rented the
farm to one Of his sons and will take
a rest from farming for a while al
least
Mrs. Peter Nystrom, of Roseau
spent couple weeks here, helping tc
nurse a son, who was sick with ty
phoid at the hospital. She also Wis
tied friends in Alma, where they for
merly lived. Mr.. Nystrom came dowr
Saturday to escort his wife and so1
back home
w. A. Worth, of Bemidji, was here
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, visit
ing with the r. e. Kezar family, tc
whom he is related and with other
friends. He formerly lived in this
vicinity. From here he went tc
Middle River to visit relatives also
before returning home
A large number of farmers were il
to attend the Dixon Combination Sale
last Saturday. The proceeds of the
sale amounted to between $4,000 an6
i $4,000. All the stores did thriving
| business, many farmers having come
in from long distances to buy theil
supplies for the winter.
The Ladies of the Swedish Luther
/ an church will have their annua
Thanksgiving supper at the church
on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday
Nov. 20. Serving will commence al
$3.50 o'clock and continue until al
have their fill, if such thing is pos
sible with this appetizing dish.
] John B. Erickson, the janitor in the
high school building, had a bad fal
last Saturday. In climbing a ladder
to the attic, the ladder slipped pre-
cipitating both itself and Mr.. Erick
son to the floor. Mr.. Erickson re
ceived some severe bruises, but for
tunately no bones were broken.
County Commissioner L. P. Brand