Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-06-29

arrived in the city yesterday.
Buffalo Pitts Engines and separa-
tors sold by w. F. Powell & Co.
Knute O. Lee, of Wanaska, has un.
dergone successful operation for ap.
pendicitis at the Warren hospital.
The Norwegian Lutheran Synod Aid
Society OF McCrea, will have bazaar
at Alfred Horgen's Sunday, July 9.
Refreshments will also be sold.
Mrs. Charles Olson and Mrs Louis
Grindeland, Of Highlandville, Iowa, ar
rived on Friday morning last week for
"a visit at the home of John M. Halvor-
son.
Ed Sommers and H. M. Hanson re-
turned Monday from international
Falls, where they, had spent about a
week, looking after their interests in
that vicinity.
Mrs. G. G. Winchester and son Gin
ton LETT last Friday for Dickinson, N.
d., to visit Mrs. Winchesters brother.
q, N, Seeley, who resides at that
place. Mrs w. H. Dixon and son, of
this city, are also visiting there.
The M. L. Larson store shipped in
IIanother carload of fencing last week.
A good fence is very valuable i'm.
provement on any farm and we are
|glad to note that many of the farms
in this part of the county are being
fenced this year.
We have in our machine yard now,
q 25-horse, Fairbanks Morse Co., Gas
Tractor, just the right size engine for
the farm. Will draw from four to
six plows. Also just right to operate
threshing machine. Come in and see
it.-W. F. Powell & Co.
A young colt belonging to w. C..
Miller in McCrea, had leg broken by
being kicked by another horse last
Saturday. Veterinary D. Bernard, of
this city, set the broken leg and the
valuable young animal may, in spite
of the accident, be saved for life of
usefulness.
BY mistake, the name of Lucille
Lundquist was omitted from the list,
published last week, of 9Th grade pu.
pills who passed all the state examina.
tions,, thus being promoted to the High
School without any conditions. The
mistake was due to confusing the
names Lindquist and Lundquist.
M. Johnson, of Cheltenham, Chica-
lgo, arrived Tuesday for visit at the
home of Rev. G. Wahlund. This was
his first visit to Warren and he ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased to
see the thrift and enterprise of our lit
tie city and the great productiveness
OF. the farming country that surrounds
it.
Sire was discovered last Sunday af-
ternoon at the home of Erick Kop-
pang on the East Side The fire de
partment was called out and the fire,
which was in an upstairs bedroom,
was put out before any serious dam
age was done. Small boys playing
with matches are supposed to have
caused the fire.
Prof. and Mrs. E. M. Satire visited
at the home of Mrs. 'Sathre's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Sonstrud, on Sun
day last. They left in the evening
for Wilton, Mimi, where they have
farm upon which they will now make
their home, the professor finding it
necessary to abandon school work on
account of his health.
Martin Johnson, a former student at
North Star College, visited with Prof
Sjostrand Tuesday He had visited
his parents in Newfolden and his bro
ther Oscar Johnson, in Argyle, and
was on his way back to Sherburn,
Mimi, where he, young tho he be,
holds the responsible position of man
ager of a store. Martin is a young
man who is making good"
Edmund Schwinke, former War
rem boy and a graduate of the Warren
High School, and the Warren Bust
ness School, arrived last Saturday
from New York City where he has
been for some months attending to
business for his employer, wealthy
business man Of Seattle, Wash. He is
now on his way back to Seattle and
stopped off here to visit his mother
near Radium and numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Allen, from near
Radium, visited their sons, Carl e. and
Nathan L. Allen, their daughters Mrs.
|C. o. Anderson and other relatives