Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

ADDITIONAL LOCALS
]. A. Hilden and family passed thru /
the city Wednesday morning on their
return to their home at Oslo.
Miss Olga Wahlund left Wednesday
morning for Hallock for a few days
visit with friends in that vicinity. ,
eE Mrs. Ed. Walker and little daughter
returned to st. Paul after spending
the Fourth with Mrs. R. C. Mathwig.
2. NJ. Olson and Oscar M. Westlin
left last evening for Bemidji where
they will attend meeting of the Mo
dern Brotherhood of America.
Samuel Kezar, of Middle River, was
here for couple of days visiting at
the home of his uncle R.. E. Kezar,
leaving for Sarles, N. D., yesterday.
p. o. Nordgren and son. Carl, of Os-
10, were here Wednesday morning on
their return home from Argyle, where
they had done some machinist work.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Mathwig return
ed Tuesday after an absence of sever
al days. They spent Saturday at Big
Stone Lake attending the Chautauqua.
Herman Fellman, who was candi-
date for county treasurer at the pri-
mary election last year, visited with
friends here for few days during and
after the Fourth. He is now employed
as salesman in a store at Roseau.
Miss Ella Lundgren left on Friday
last for Glasgow, Mont, where she
viii spend the balance Of the summer
on a ranch for the benefit of her
health. Mr.. Lundgren accompanied
his daughter as far as the Forks.
Miss Josephine Anderson, the milli
ner, and her mother will leave this
evening on visit to Norway, where
! they will remain about six months.
Miss Anderson has never been in Nor
way, hence the trip will be of special
interest to her.
G. A. Nelson and family returned
home Saturday from several weeks
visit at Mrs. Nelson's old home at Le-
ola, s. D. Mr. Nelson says that crops
! in that section OF the country are al
most a total failure on account of ex-
cessive heat and drouth.
Mrs. Herman Dahlgren died at Min
neapolis last Saturday. Mrs. Dahlgren
| was quite well known here having
spent summer here while Mr.. Dahl
gren pitched for the Warren base ball
| team some years ago. *Cy" is playing
a great game for Superior this year.
| G. J. Estlund, the hustling, boosting
editor of the Kennedy Star, was in the
city Monday night. Mr.. Estlund sug-
/ gests the organization OF a Northern
Minnesota Fair association to include
/ Kittson, Marshall, Roseau, Penning-
ton, Polk, Red Lake, Norman and
4 Mahnomen counties.
VIM. J. Brown of Warren, was the
orator of the day at the Fourth of July
celebration at Grygla and the Eagle
makes the following appreciative
comments: The address by Hon.
/ Vim. J. Brown. of Warren, was great
lily enjoyed. Mr. Brown spoke for
about half an hour and the only fault
4 that we could find was that he did not
speak longer.
/ u. A. Johnson. a Viking pioneer. has
been spending few days in town
taking treatments for rheumatism al
the Warren Massage & Bath Institute
Many of the good old pioneers who
4 settled here about 80 years ago, are
not quite as strong and rugged as
they were then and are beginning to
feel the effects of their hard work
and the advancing years.
+ MGR. Hanson, of Dreamland Thea
ter, has engaged Mr.. Albert Gray and
his company, ssThe Artist and the Mo
]del'' to play the local theater in the
near future. Mr.. Gray has the bes
/ equipped vaudeville company on tht
i road today carries 8 people, his owl
/ electrician and $500 scenery effect
! Return dates are being played thruou
Minnesota and this act is giving grea'
! satisfaction.