Warren sheaf., 1911-12-14

Miss Maude G. Findeisen, Of Red
Lake Fails, formerly teacher In the
Warren schools, visited friends here
for few days this week.
Andrew p. Nelson, one Of the we'll
known and successful farmers Of west
ern Warrenton, attended to business
matters in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. And Hogberg, Of
town Of. Foldahl, visited in Warren on
Monday, as well as stocking up gener-
ously with Christmas goods.
Rev. G. Wahlund left for the twin
cities last night. He will return on
Monday, after having conducted SER
vices in Thief River Falls on Sunday.
Mrs. Hans Bake, of Crookston, Wis
tied with her son, DR.. Fred Bake,
and with other relatives for couple
of days, returning home Sunday eve
ming.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver
ware, Cut Glass, China, Electroliers,
Violins, Accordeons,; Guitars, etc. ETC.
at Farrells Jewelry Store.
Lars Faller left Monday for his
home in western Canada after
pleasant visit with his daughter, Mrs.
w. L. Nelson and many friends.
Herman Glen and nephew. William,
returned Wednesday morning from
Thief River Falls where they had Wis
tied friends and relatives for a few
days.
Miss Bessie Shepard will hold a
school basket social, at her home on
the Larson farm, 2 1-2 miles northeast
of Warren, on Friday evening, Dec.
Is, 1911, at $3.50. Everybody come.
Farrell, the Jeweler, has a very
large and well selected holiday stock.
Call and see if you cannot use some
of the beautiful and useful things he
offers at reasonable prices.
The turkey supper given by the
men of the M. E. church at the opera
house on Tuesday evening was a sub
stantial feast in every way and prov
ed that the men are good providers.
Married: Hans s. Hanson, of Birch
hill, Sask., Can, and Martha Bergrud,
of Kinestino, Sask., Can, were mar
ried at the United Lutheran parsonage
on Dec. IL, by Rev. N. G. w. Knudt-
sen.
Don't forget your best friend, your
horse. Dress with harness, bells,
blankets and robes. A full line of
harness and horse furnishing goods
and the very best quality. When in
need, call at Fred swanson's.
Dist. Manager E. A. Humm and AS
sistant Deputy Miss Violet Dauben-
berg, Of Crookston, Mimi, are in the
city in the interest of the Brotherhood
of American Yeomen, and will work
for the local Homestead They ex-
pect to put in a large class some time
in the near future.
The home of A. ]. Tomlonas, on
route No. 2, was destroyed by fire the
other day during the absence of the
family Nothing was saved of the
contents. The loss is severe one
to the family. Their kind neighbors
are giving them what assistance they
can.
]. B. Arpin, who has a big ditching
job in eastern Marshall county is TAX
ing out from Thief River Falls five oil
tanks, 2,700 gallons capacity each,
which he will fill with gasoline for
next seasons use. It is estimated
| it will take teams three months to
fill them Erie Eleven Towns.
Mrs. Gottfred Erickson and Mrs. J.
P. Mattson went to Excel Saturday
evening to visit with Mrs. P. B. Nal
berg over Sunday and Monday. The
ladies report that Mrs. Malberg, whose
health had been poor this fall, was
very much improved now and able to
attend to her household duties as u.s.
ual.
Ole Hjelle, of West Valley, whose
farm has produced number of the
prize winning grains at former corn
shows and at other grain contests,
drove in yesterday to attend to bust
ness matters. He said that his bro
Their Otto. attended the big land show
in st. Paul on Tuesday and reports il
a big affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Melgaard left yes
terday for Moscow, Idaho, in response
to a telegram informing them of the
death of Mrs. Hawkin Melgaard, wife
of brother of Mr.. Melgaard, who
died after undergoing an operation al
the hospital, leaving husband and