Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-06

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liver n. Lodoen and family, Of Oslo,
celebrated the Fourth in this city.
sanfrid Johnson and family, Of al
varado, spent the Fourth in Warren.
William Wattam was over from the
Forks for visit at his old home on
the Fiurth.
Bornto Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Chel-
gren, Of this city, on Friday, June 80,
a fine son.
June berries are very plentiful in
the woods along Snake river and pick
ers are numerous.
Mrs. John E. Hunter and Mrs.
James Sinclair. Of Stephen, visited in
Warren on the Fourth.
Miss Helen Carlton left on Thurs
day last for Seattle, Wash, where
she will visit relatives and friends.
The Annual Roundup Sale starts
Saturday. July 8, and lasts 10 days at
Colson's Bazaar. There will be bar
gains for you.
Nels Johnson and family left on Fri
day of last week to visit relatives and
friends at Minneapolis and Carver,
Mimi, until after the Fourth.
Bargains are waiting for you at
Colson's Bazaar at their Annual
Roundup Sale. Commences Satur-
day. July 8, lasts 10 days.
Charley Nelson, roadmaster of the
500 at Adams, N. D., and his family
arrived Saturday to visit Warren rel
atives and friends until after the 4th.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall, came
down from Canada on Tuesday even
ing for visit with Mr.. Kendall's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Kendall, near
this city.
Miss Margaret Devilin. sister Of
Mrs. Clarence Shultz, of this city.
came over from her home at Drayton,
N. D., to visit for some time with the
Schultz family and friends here.
The commencement exercises of the
Warren Hospital Training School for
Nurses will be held in the Swedish Lu-
theran church, Monday evening, July
10th, at 8 o'clock. The public is cor
daily invited.
Miss Minnie Tullar, who is one of
Warren's accomplished musicians, re-
turned home last week from Detroit
Mich, where she has taken a post
graduate course at one Of the best mu-
steal Conservatives of this country.
The Perfection Oil Stoves sold by
the Peoples Store are the best that
|science has produced. No smoke or
lsmell. Burns kerosene. The cheap.
est fuel to be found. No heat from a
range or stove during the summer
months.
1 Married: Chas. E. Westberg, of We
ga, and Miss Anna Peterson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Peterson, Of
Viking, were married Sunday at the
home of the bride. Many friends ex
4 tend congratulations.
Col and Mrs. A. P. Mcintyre are
again back to the Windsor after {
pleasant vacation which they spen
at Glasgow and Helena, Mont, and II
making tour of the National Park
Mr.. Mcintyre was greatly impressed
with the beauties of the Park, an6
says life has not been fully lived unit
one has seen it.
Among the people from Holt who
spent the Fourth in our city, were
Arvid and Tony Carlson, prominent
business men of that place, p. L. Al
derson, buttermaker at Holt cream
cry, Bertel Backe, the banker, and his
wife, the Misses Esther Thomas an(
Emma Olson and a number of me1
employed on the Arpin and Stephe1
dredges.
Carson Fedderson, who left here :
couple of years since for Phoenix, Ari
IONA, to live with his sons Walter ant
Robert, arrived here last week ant
will visit with friends until October
Mr.. Fedderson is looking like younl
man once more and his friends hardl.
recognized him at first sight. He like
Arizona very much and says the boy
are doing we'll out there.-Argyle Ban
ner.
Peter Iverson, a young man working
for the Geo. w. Smith dray line, wa
BADLY injured today when haulin
some farm machinery from the depot
AS the truck crossed the track tn
rear of it was struck by a car tina
was being switched. Anderson jump
ed down from the truck and in tn
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