Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06


Charles Wentzel returned home this
morning from a visit at Crookston.
Mrs. A. n. Eckstrom left Monday.
for Moorhead to visit her parents.
Miss synneva Grindeland has re-.
turned home from Fosston, where she
has taught the past year.
Byron Lundquist left on Monday
for Dodge Center, Mimi, to visit with
his grandparents.
August Lundgren started work in
the brick yard yesterday with a crew
OF men under the foremanship Of C.
E. Allen.
Licenses to wed have been issued
by Clerk of Court Swandby to Leslie
Kramer and Ethel Hill, Hilmer Lind
berg and Annie Bjorsness, Edward c.
Wallin and Ellen Johnson; Carl G.
Dahlin and Dorothy Greenley: Ole o.
Sande and Hilda L. Rud.
Erick Welin, of town Of Alma, left
sunday for Brownsville, Texas, where
he intends to spend the summer. If
the country and climate suits him. he
may invest in land in Scandinavian
colony that is being established
there.
Miss Abbie Miller of Thief River
Falls closed successful term of
school in Boxville on Friday last. A
picnic was given for the pupils on
Sunday in grove near the school
house and proved to be very pleas
ant affair.
H. A. Day had slight mishap with
his auto going to Thief River Falls
last Thursday to see the ball game.
The car turned turtle in ditch, yet
although the occupants were spilled
out, no one was hurt worth mention.
ing, and the car was but slightly
damaged.
Albert Dalquist has ordered a new
Ford nve-passenger automobile. With
the good roads that are being estab-
ished all around Middle River it is
only question of a few years until
autos will be quite common and even
the farmers will be using them.-Mid-
die River Pioneer.
Prof. Abrahamson writes that the
concerts of the North Star College
Quartet have been great successes
wherever they have been given. A
concert by said quartet will be held
at Warren on June "a, commencing
at 7:30 o'clock sharp, as some of the
singers must leave on the fier that
evening.
Prof. Sjostrand is anxious that Mar
shall county shall make a creditable
exhibit at the next state fair and de-
sires especially to secure the best
samples Of all kinds of grasses grown
IN the county, both native and cult
vated. Farmers will please bear this
in mind and save good samples for
this exhibit.
Reinhold Bergstrom and Elmer An
derson, of Foldahl, went to Drayton
last Saturday in the auto, returning
same day bringing with them Mr.. and
Mrs. John Olson, and Albert Cute
kunste fer visit at the Bergstrom
home over Sunday. Freda and Rein
hold brought the visitors back to
Drayton on Monday.
The Federal Elevator. which was
built by Peter Blomsness, grain
buyer, who lived here many years
ago, has now been torn down, and
the material shipped to Glyndon and
points in North Dakota, where it will
be used in the construction of coal
sheds. Thus has passed another
relic from Warren's boom days as a
primary wheat market.
W. A. Day and family, of Stephen,
passed thu Monday on their way to
Fargo, where Mr.. Day will have his
Headquarters as head Of an elevator
company. The removal ofthis excel
lent family is loss to Stephen and
the entire county. Mr.. Day has al
ways taken an active interest in busi-
ness and political affairs of this Sec
ton and he is booster as few. May
they prosper in their new home and
field of labor.