Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-25

The Great Northern local, north
bound, has been late almost every day
for week, due mostly to engine trou-
BILE. Last Monday the train did not
arrive in Warren before 1:30 p. m.
Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terian church will meet with Mrs. D.
Kendall on Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
81 at Q 80 O'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present as there is work
to be done.
Chief A. c. Swandby, Of the Warren
Fire Department, earned the gratitude
Of the boys yesterday by taking out
the fire hose and assisting them to
food the river near the west bridge,
so as to make good skating.
Carl Olson, Of Argyle, spent Monday
and Tuesday here. He injured a knee
quite seriously some time ago, and he
came to Warren to have it treated. He
returned to the home of hi sparents in
Foldahl for few days vacation.
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NJ. j. Mccain, one Of Warren's old
timers, who is spending this winter
at Grand Forks, near where he owns
a valuable farm, arrived yesterday
morning to look after his farming in
terests in this vicinity.
| Warren coal dealers are positive
that winter will not be slow in leaving
us and have, accordingly, put in large
amounts of coal Some time ago there
they say, if the weather had not turn
ed milder.
County Attorney A. N. Eckstrom
has retured from St. Paul. where he at
tended meeting of the county attor-
neys of the state He says there is a
great deal of unrest in political circles
both national and state, and hard to
i tell what the outcome will be.
| A broken rail on the 6. N. tracks,
close to the watch tower, delayed traf.
fic somewhat for few days. Until re
pairs were made, the trains passed
this spot very slowly Trainmen say
that the watchfulness Of railroad EN-
ployes probably averted a wreck al
that point
F. O. Heulin came down from Ste
; phen last evening to attend to bust
~ L 1Spo Sc
much interested in the organization >
farmers leagues throughout the coun
ty and believes such organizations
\ can be made the means of improving
the conditions of the farmers very ma
terially.
!, The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvill
Nj. Larson was made happy last nigh
by the arrival of their first-born, fin
son that tips the scale at eight pounds
o The proud parents are today receivin
O the congratulations of their man
o friends, and here's hoping that th
3 young man may thrive and grow up t
8 be an honor to them and his country
% Emil B. Peterson, a contracto
o builder and lumber manufacturer I
u Raudette was here yesterday lookin
% after business interests. Mr.. Pete
s son unfortunately lost one hand in
% circular saw a few months ago. b,
u that misfortune does not seem to wo
~. I;r,, ,,o,,oh o., ho ia i,,ot 90 ohoorf,,
optimistic and full Of business as eve
The reception given by the older ST.
dents of North Star college for til
!. new arrivals last Saturday evenin
4 was success. The new student
!. were welcomed cordially in the forl
of pleasant entertainment, consis
ing of a good program, refreshment
and social time. This is an annu,
feature at the college.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pre-
hyterian church is arranging to collet
papers. books, magazines etc. for con
1nercial purposes. The member
would be very much Obliged to an
who would save what they do not car
for and notify any of the followin
committee who will see that the pacl
ages are collected: Mesdames L. Ian
berson, A. p. Mcintyre, R. G. Mahtwi
and Florence Winchester.
The Warren buttermaker, L. "A. Blu
che, cannot find enough good butter
this section to supply growing an
profitable trade in the East so b
makes occasional trips to the tow1
north Of here. He has contracted Il
quite big shipments from Kennel
and the surrounding country. NJ
Bueche is building up big busine,
for the Warren creamery, which
recognized as one Of the leading in Il
Red River Valley.
According to the last letter from
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