Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-08-15

u T. Melgaard, of Argyle, is at
tending to business here today.
Miss Jane Edgar returned Tuesday |
from visit at Thief River Falls.
License to wed has been issued to
Martin Hustled and Bertha Sorenson.
Mrs. p. Dady returned Saturday
from a visit with Mrs. S. J. Swanson
at st. Hilaire.
Col. F. A. Green, of Stephen, and
son Willie, now of Fargo, are visitors
in town today.
Mesdames Rafferty, and Sinclair
went to Crookston Tuesday evening
to visit friends.
Mrs. O. N. Nelson left Sunday for
st. Paul to purchase fall and winter
stock of millinery.
Mrs. w. E. Van Pelt returned yes
terday from visit at Winnipeg, &C
companied by her brother.
The Golden Furniture Store con-
tains somthing Of interest to house
wives. Read it in this ISSUE
Miss Maude Johnson returned to
Red Wing Sunday, after a several
weeks visit with friends here.
Misses Anna Shaw and Mile Swan
son went to st. Vincent Saturday to
attend the Noyes-Carlson nuptials.
Misses Ida Johnson and Anna Cd
man returned Sunday from Hutchin-
son and Cokato, Mimi, where they
have spent their summer vacation.
Charles Wattam, of Bismarck, N. D.
deputy clerk Of the supreme court Of
North Dakota, arrived yesterday for
visit with his father, DR.. Wattam.
Mrs. c. S. White, Mrs. A. M. Shaw,
Mrs. J. P. Easton and Miss Glynn Sin
clair went to st. Vincent yesterday to
attend the wedding of Bernice Noyes
to Martin Carlson of Clearwater,
MINI.
Rev. ]. P. Lindberg, of Mead, Neb.,
will preach in the Swedish Mission
church this evening. He was pastor
here a number of years ago, and is
here to visit brother, Henry John
son, near Alvarado.
Isaac Granum, of Crookston, was
here Monday enroute for Alvarado:
where he has the contract to do the
Icarpenter work on the new bank build
ing for Bank of Alvarado, of which
flourishing institution Frank E. Dahl.
gren is in charge as cashier.
Rev. B. Schwanfelder and family, OF
Coon Rapids, Iowa, who own a farm
in township of Farley, are here to
look after harvesting and threshine
operations. They brought tent along
and intend to camp out and get as
much of the Red River Valley air as
possible during their stay here.
Mrs. A. B. Nelson and daughters
Alice and Laura returned home yes
terday from their visit with Mrs
Claude Whitney, a married daughter
of Mrs. Nelson's, at Walker, Mimi
On their way home they also visited
with Mrs. E. f. Stevens, at Bemidji
and Mrs. Bert Andrews at Crookston
J. E. Dishington, the civil engineer
went to Kittson county Tuesday NOR
ming to start Gottfrid Erickson on his
lditch contract in said county, Mr.
,iDishington said that work would alst
lbe started on Ditch No. q near Ste
|phen this week The Union Drainage
ICompany of Stephen, has the contrac
Ito construct said ditch.
], Warren people have been very for
!, ltunate this summer in being able tt
.Iget much nice and cheap fruit iron
] 1.-THE local stores. Last week an entir
Icarload of peaches, plums and pears
ldirect from California, was unloade'
there and sold at prices which wer
livery reasonable. Another carloa
:, Twill be here in few days.
: DIR. w. S. Anderson and Clarenc
D lSchultz arrived home Tuesday fror
their auto tour to Minneapolis. Til
4 "Trip was made without any seriou
: accident or trouble Of any kind, an
! was easily made in two days one wa!
: The doctor AYERS he can make tn
: "trip in one day, if he gets an earl
J start and that he will try it som
time.
III Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Nelson, ~
Is Eleventh avenue south, we're host an
i. hostess Monday evening at their hon
:. lat a dinner for % guests in honor I
"a Rev G. Wahlund and his daughter
.sl the Misses Olive, 1ngeborg and Glad.
,llI Wah1und of Warren, Mimi, who q
:, ..r4. q, Finn norn1ic Tho dinner q