Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-08-17

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i. Miss Esther Rosenthal, Of kennedy
is visiting friends In Warren.
Miss Olive Wahlund will teach pub.
lie school near Alvarado the coming
winter.
wish to sell my furniture and
house plants. Call at house.-O. b.
Sonstrud.
One carload of long fir timber from
the state of Washington has arrived
for North Star College.
w. B. Higgins arrived this morn
ing from trip to Illinois. He reports
that crops in that state are very light
this year.
A. L. Stanchfield, of Mapleton, ar
rived Monday to accept a position
with the Spaulding Elevator company
in this city.
Mrs. c. E. Lundquist and daughter,
Beatrice, returned Monday morning
fro ma visit with Mrs. Lundquist's
sister at Grand Forks.
w. ]. Brown, A. C. Swandby and c.
A. Nelson left Saturday in Mr..
Browns automobile for Grygla, where
they will look after business matters.
Bernhard Carlson, OF Coleraine,
Mimi, arrived last Friday to spend
! about a week visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Carl
son.
Justice Carlson and wife, returned
home Tuesday from ten days outing
and automobile tour to Lake Park and
other points on the way. They re-
port very pleasant trip.
A party of Chicago motorists pass
ed through the city last Tuesday on
way to Winnipeg. They stopped
long enough for dinner and expressed
their surprise over such neat little
city as this so far in the North.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society will
hold cooked food sale, Saturday af-
ternoon, Aug. rs, 1911, at the MILL
merry Emporium. Beans, brown bread.
cakes, doughnuts and lots of good
things for sale, also home made can
dy.
Albin Mattson returned yesterday
from few days visit with his par
ents in Alexandria Says he is get
ting al, ng nicely with his contr:.rt
with the county to put in concrete
culverts on bitches in the eastern
part of the county.
A handkerchief shower was given
yesterday morning at nine o'clock at
the home of w. o. Holcomb in honor
of Miss Filitia Cross, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. o. Cross, of this city,
whose marriage to DR.. Henry Dab
leen, of Occur d'Alene, Idaho, will
take place the 3Oth Of this month.
i L. p. Brandstrom, of Newfolden, is
threshing with his rig for the farmers
near Angus. There is no sweeter mu
sic to Mr.. Brandstrom than the hum
of the threshing machine and he
couldn't keep away from it if he tried
He has threshed every fall for about
a quarter of century, and will be
able to face the music for a number
i of years yet.
I N. A. Nelson, one of the well known
pioneer settlers of town of New Sol
um, and a veteran of the Civil war
was in Warren, Monday, calling on
old friends. He now lives with his
youngest son, George, in Thief River
Falls. Mr.. Nelson located in New
Solum in 1885, He is now rs years
old and is hale and hearty in spite Of
his years. He said that his son
Lewis A., former sheriff of Red Lake
county, is now living on farm at An
ton. Mimi, and is a neighbor of War
rem e. Wood, a former Warren resi-
dent.
The automobile is a very wonderful
invention and seems to have at times
all the eccentricities of the human
kind. A few evenings ago an auto
mobile was seen approaching smooth
" on the street, when all of suddel
it veered to one side and ran thru
board fence, pulling out several post
and then ran into a potato patch o.
Ith lot adjoining, where it finally wa
gotten under control by the owner
who thereupon turned the machin
around and motored away withou
either he or the machine having r.
|ceived as much as scratch.
Andrew Ostrand, a well known p
oneer settler of town of Foldahl, an
his oldest son, Oscar, arrived thi
morning from Ferndale. Wash, wher