Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-02
News

Read W. F. Powell & Co.'s ad. on
Ford Automobiles
| G. Knutson was a business visitor
in Argyle last Saturday.
Ford Automobiles, the peoples car,
See them at W. F. Powell & Co.'S.
Geo. G. Johnson attended. to bust
ness at Argyle between trains Satur-
day.
Il Mrs. Hirst, mother of Arthur Hirst,
on Route /, arrived this morning from
Canada
Miss Betsy Bystrom, of Vega, is WIS.,
iting at the home of her brother N. E..
Bystrom, this week.
Mrs. Roy Campbell, of Adams, N. D.
was here yesterday to do some shop
ping in the Warren stores.
II J. S. Haug came down from Hal
lock Monday and proceeded to Strip
to look after piece Of land.
! Chas. w. Anderson was in Argyle
Saturday. He is said to be looking
into business proposition there.
The Ladies' Aid and Y. P. S. of the
Sw. Luth. church, Alvarado, meets at
the Hagg1und home Wednesday, May
18th.
Iii 7 ~ A,a&
! farmers of town of Numedal, Red
Lake Co., attended to business in
1 Warren on Tuesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stromquist re
turned on Monday from Halma, where
they attended funeral They left
Wednesday last week.
j. F. Willard, Of Willmar, bank ex
aminer for the state of Minnesota
was in the city Tuesday checking VI
the two local state banks.
Miss Anna Christensen of this city
visited with Gertie and Ella Hill O
Radium, the latter part of last weel
returning Monday morning.
| Louis ]. Hill, of Radium, was il
town Tuesday completing the pun
chase OF the Andrew Erickson farm
in Sec. "a, town of Comstock.
C. I. Svenning returned home Sur
L day from Wolford, N. D., where b
had spent a month with his son-in-lay
;. and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs HERNIA
Christensen.
e. Miss Minnie Holson closed a SUI
n cessful term of school in district NJ
Is, town of Alma, on Tuesday thi
> week. She returned home yestel
II day.
Erick Wassgren has given up hi
n position as clerk in the Taralseth Co
n store and has taken employment wit
a bridge construction crew on TIL
500 railway
Ole J. Mebust, Of Viking. deput
boiler inspector, was in town thi
week and purchased a Ford automt
bile, with which to travel about tn
country attending to his duties.
The Goth Annual Firemen's Ba
will be given at the NJ. w. A. Oper
House on Friday, May 17th A goo
time is assured and the citizens wi
gladly extend to the fire ladies tn
lift they will deserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, E. Kendall return
ed Sunday from visit at Mr.. Kel
dalIs old home in Pennsylvania. The
also visited with Mrs. Kendall's 4
Ither, Thomas Topper, formerly
Marshall county, now residing in Ne
York state.
With the removal OF George Joh1
son, A. B. Nelson has been promote
to the position of first assistant cas-
Iier at the First National Bank and
e. Thomas, from bookkeeper to Sc
ond assistant cashier, while Ante
Johnson takes the latter's position /,
Ibookkeeper at the institution.
We had a fine rain Tuesday. Whe
lis already up and looking fine. Farl
ers are busy blowing for barley, CO..
land fax Most Of the oats are /.
ready sown. A large acreage Will
lplanted to potatoes IN the count
laround Warren. With such . ii
|spring and seeding well done and
lgood season, surely the prospects q
lgood for big crop this year.