Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-12-21
Nels Malm is here from Bigwoods

N. R. Engelstad left Tuesday for
Mortified, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A. johnson spent
Tuesday night at Crookstn.
Julia Iverson returned home from
Oslo where she has been teaching a
term of school.
T. B. strom, of Lancaster, spent
Monday and Tuesday with aoquaint-
ances at Warren.
L. M. Olson lately has devoted
much of his time to banking inter-
ests at Alvarado.
Peter Gunderson, the expert well
driller, has gone to Baudette to look
after business interests.
Miss Julia Peterson, who has been
staying in Minneapolis for some
months, is back home for visit.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will have their Christmas tree and
program Saturday evening at 1880.
Miss Dora Erickson and Miss Flor
ence Lodoen left Monday for Duluth,
where they will visit with relatives
for while
Arvid Boman is spending few
days in Minneapolis. Early this
week he looked over a land PROPOSE
ton in Roseau county.
Arthur Golden and Edwin Wahlund
returned yesterday after having Wis
tied the twin cities and other places
in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Knute Overlid goes to the hospital
today to treat an old wound received
in an operation some time ago and
which accidentally got torn open.
DR.. G. S. Wattam and son Kenneth,
returned home Sunday from st. Paul,
where the doctor attended a meeting
of the State tuberculosis soci-
ETY..
Prof and Mrs. Aug. Bystrom, Of
Minnesota College, rejoice over the
birth of fine girl baby on Dec. 4th.
Warren friends extend congratula-
lions.
Joe Bidne, who has been visiting
relatives at Ross, n. D., since last
fall, arrived yesterday morning and
will return to his home at Highland
vile, Ia, tonight
Mrs. A. c. Green, head nurse at the
City Hospital, left last night for Min
neapolis and Chicago where she will
spend the holidays visiting with her
friends and relatives.
John S. Haug, who has been visit
ing at Strip, Foldahl and Crookston
for a few weeks, left last Saturday
for Hallock to spend the winter with
his son, Simon J. Haug.
| j. w. Bren returned home this
morning from three weeks visit
with relatives in Minneapolis and vi
entity. He says they have no snow
there and that sometimes it is rain
ing.
| Albert G. Peterson and Ernest n
Johnson, two young men on route No.
4, left for Portland, Ore, a short time
ago. In letters to friends they state
that they are well pleased with the
West.
W. H. Dixon received post card
the other day from T. H. Harris, who
is now with the u. S. Legation Guards
in Pekin, China. Mr.. Harris spent a
summer on a farm in this vicinity a
year Or two ago.
Mrs. John Westman and Mr. Ole
Swanson have returned from Pepin
Wisconsin, where they had visited
their father since Thanksgiving. The
father, who had been ill, was much
improved when they left.
Clarence Broten has drilled vel
for William Johnson on Sec. II. tow1
of Comstock, and at depth OF 19s
feet, struck good flow of water, be
ing about 16 gallons per minute from
a two inch pipe. The water is soft
and pure and the well increases the
value of Mr.. Johnson's farm quite q
good deal
Swan Lofberg is here from Argyle
today calling on friends and attend
ing to business matters. Some years
lago Mr.. Lofberg patented a tanning
mill of which a number have beer
manufactured and proven to be yer.
practical. He is now perfecting an
other machine which he Gals "grail
divider," which separates or grade
the grain according to weight of tn
kernels.
New Years Vigil, under the at
spices of the Vega Young Peoples
society will ho held at the Swedish