Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-06-08

yesterday TO assist Miss Anna Hag-
llund in giving concerts for the benefit
OF North Star College, at Kennedy,
Hallock and in the Red River congre-
cation.
| The clothes advertised by the Peo-
pies Trading Co., in this issue are de-
pendable clothes, most of them being
of the famous Hart, Schaffner & Marx
kind. Big money saving proposition
from the wearer's standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Strand, of
Strong's Prairie, Wis, arrived yester-
day Tor visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. j. S. Hilleboe. They
are On their way home from the Paci-
nc coast, where they have spent the
winter
MI and Mrs. Melville M. Larson in
tend to leave next week for Britton, S.
d., Where Mr.. Larson has secured a
good position as clerk in a large store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson's many friends in
the city regret very much to see them
leave.
There are paints and paints, but
when you wish to paint your buildings
you surely would use the best paint
that you can buy. The difference in
price is hardly noticeable Buy the
Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Cos
paint from The Peoples Trading Co.
Mrs. c. A. Peterson, of Warrenton.
left Monday for Minneapolis to visit
friends and meet her daughter, Miss
Anna Peterson who will graduate as
a nurse from the Silver Cross Hospital
at Joliet, ILL.,, on June 9th, and who
Immediately after will leave for home
on visit.
Ed. H. Bennewitz, a former Warren
boy and graduate of the Warren High
Sshool, is back to Minnesota for a
brief visit. He spent Tuesday and
Wednesday here shaking hands with
his numerous friends, and before COM
AAAS lSiC hC Aoo pCuI d lSW udyS at
Argyle. His home is at Longmont,
Colorado.
Mrs. K j. Taralseth and Mrs. o. H.
Taralseth and daughter, Merece, left
Monday for Fertile, Mimi, where they
are to be present at the celebration
of the tenth anniversary Of the we'd
ding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mossefin.
Mrs. Mossetin was formerly Miss Lena
Taralseth. The festivities will in
clude a delightful outing at Maple
Lake.
Mission Meetings that were well at.
tended and full of interest were held
in the Swedish Mission Church in this
city, commencing Friday evening and
continuing over Saturday and Sunday
Rev. Frank Larson, of ST Hilaire and
Rev. c. A. Jacobson, of Crookston, as
sisted the local pastor, Rev. Bercher
A ladies quartet from Crookston alse
dispensed excellent music
The next four or five months is tn;
best season of the year for paintin:
and we have just received a big lot o
Hickory high grade paint, unexce1le,
for beauty, durability and capacity, S,
you can be assured that you are get
ting honest, reliable goods at the low
est possible price Ready fer Use a
Franson Bros, sole agents Mex
door to Sheaf Office, Warren. MINI.
Most Of the teachers of the publ
schools left on Friday last for thei
respective homes to spend their sum
mer vacations. Amy Bergo went t.
Jackson, Hazel Waters to Fergu
Falls, Johanna and Clara Hanson t.
Crookston, Jessie Carlson to Syre, So
die Olson to Glendale, n. D., Hanna]
Solberg to Mcintosh, Mamie Cue t,
Lake City. Miss Ida Dahl, who doe
not intend to return next year, lef
Sunday for her home at Northwood
Iowa.
The little son of Sanfrid Johnson
fof Alvarado, had a very narrow es
cape from being crushed to death re
Gently. He had climbed onto a NOV
ing wagon heavily loaded with CO
ment, and falling off, his body cam
under the wheels, but in such a mar
ner that it was pushed sideways. Ye
the wheel made an awful pressure o
the little fellows ribs and his bod
was fearfully bruised and mangled.
is believed now that the boy suffere
no serious injuries but will recover.
Oscar Wahlund who was called
1.-The board OF directors of North Sta
College some time ago as assistar
field secretary, arrived today. II
will travel throughout this territor
in the interest of the college and
other ways assist to establish it's t,
ture He resigned recently from th