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

itlng friends here.
j. Q. Serum, of Holt, was Warren
visitor last Tuesday.
Rev. A. A Meyers was at Grand
Forks last Sunday.
j. A. Grineland and family returned
home yesterday from visit at Fer
gus Falls.
Misses Nable Lundgren and Hanna
Anderson returned from Maple Lake
this morning.
Rev. Andrew Hanson, of Donaldson,
conducted the services in the NJ. E.
church Sunday evening.
Attorney J. R. Naeseth has returned
TO the city, after having spent few
weeks vacation in the southern part
OF the state.
j. O. Strombo, postmaster at New
folden, was in Warren Tuesday, he
having brought his wife here for med
ical treatment at the hospitals
Warren dealers are well supplied
with binding Irvine and large quaint
ties are being shipped from here by
express to supply localities where
there is a s'twine famine
William Wattam came over from
Grand Forks Sunday to- visit his faith
er, DR.. G. S. Wattam He left on
Tuesday for Minneapolis, where he
will spend the remainder of his vaca-
ton
The rainy weather this week is in
terfering with harvesting to some ex-
/ tent No harm has been done thus
far as most of the wheat is not yet
quite ripe, and corn and potatoes need
the moisture.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Palmer and chill
dren from Warrenton and Mrs. j.
4 Strobe and children, Miss Laura
Hummer and Mr. Zimmerman, from
:. Angus, autoed over and made over
Sunday visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Dean in Boxville
! Mrs. Ellsworth r. Nelson and son
Weldon, Of Minneapolis, arrived Mon
day for visit at the home of her pa
|rents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peterson of this
city. On their way here they had
visited with Mrs. Peterson's brother,
Victor, at Grand Forks for few days.
w. L. Officer returned last Saturday
from his extended trip east during
which he visited Washington D. c..
Philadelphia, New York. Boston and
other large cities. He is now get
ting ready to buy grain at the Room
: elevator as usual and anticipates 9
big business.
: The German Lutherans of this vici
. nifty have made arrangements to holt
their services after this in the SYNOD
( Lutheran church, the first service t.
e be held next Sunday afternoon at 30!
/ o'clock when their new pastor, Rev
/ VIM. Bramscher will be installed b.
: Rev. Seltz, of Thief River Falls.
: In passing thru Viking going t,
the Thief River Falls fair last week
n we learned that the damage done b,
9 the hailstorm of the week before wa
g quite serious In strip two o
y three miles wide and seven or eigh
It miles long the grain crops are almos
r completely ruined, Peter Erickso,
lis one Of the farmers who was severe
Y ly hit by the hail.
e, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nelson returne
q this morning from several week!
6 outing. They spent first week a
e Pelican Lake, going from there I
It Union Lake, near Erskine, where the
were joined by Mrs. =. A. Buche an
n children and Mrs. M. III. Lang, remain
r. ing about week there. They ais
s spent week visiting relatives nea
d Erskine. All returned home tn
y morning.
@ Peter Fehrs, prominent farme
from near Radium, was in town Mo
all day. Mr.. Fehrs believes that the1
q should be more cooperation betwee
A. the country and the towns people &
o 1.-The good Of all, and we think he
i right. Il should especially be IL
"a aim Of the farm produce buyers in u
towns to give the farmers the highe
market price for everything the far1
s or has to sell. Then the farmers vi
= prosper and the merchants will all
y get their share. He also favors appl
= ing the tax on automobiles to the y
s keep Of the country roads and y
= think that would be q good thing
|so.
i Special for Sunday Only
= Tca cream made from fresh ii