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

Rev. Albert Gilseth is the new pas
tor Of the Lutheran Free church at
Newfolden.
Pearl and Helen Settler visited for
aofew days with friends in Hallock
last week.
Miss Lucille Lundquist is visiting
with her uncle, John A. Lundquist, in
town of Wanger.
Mrs. liver N. Lodoen and children
of Alvarado, left Sunday for an out
ing at Maple Lake.
Miss Bertha Barlow spent several
days last week visiting friends and
relatives in Argyle.
Miss E1na Erickson went to Viking
Monday to visit at the home of her
uncle, Peter Erickson.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Larson are Wis
iting at the parental home of Mrs.
Larson near St. Hilaire this week.
Clarence Bake, recently of the
county treasurer's office, is now en-
ployed in the First National Bank.
Mrs. Aug. I. Bystrom and daughter,
Charlotte, returned to Minneapolis
last night, after having spent the sum-
mer at the Bystrom farm in Vega.
l. Mark Oseth, a former Marshall
county boy, will be married to Miss
Constance Straw, an estimable young
lady Of Bismarck, N. D., on August 3d.
Do you need fruit for the canning
season? Get it at the variety booth
at the lawn social Friday evening. You
can find anything for the farm or
home there, too.
Mrs Alb. Williams and Mrs. l.. B.
Lindquist, of Baudette, are visiting at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Erickson, and with other
relatives and friends.
Mr.. A. G. -Ostrom, who purchased
the E. L. Brown residence last fall, is
having large barn erected on the
premises and will also remodel the
house in the near future.
Fairfield Perry, of Radium, is the
Marshall county boy who was award
ed the prize in the essay contest and
will be given free trip to the State
Fair with ali expenses paid.
The Sunday school of the Synod Lu
theran church had their annual picnic
and outing last Friday on the bank:
of Middle River Many parents spen
the day together with the children.
Elmer Anderson, of Princeton, Min
nesota, brother of Mrs. w. S. An
derson, arrived Tuesday for a visit
He made the trip from Minneapoli
with DR.. Anderson in the latter's au
tomobile.
Louis Grund and family arrive,
fom Pitt, Mimi, last saturday and will
spend the remainder of the summe
and fall in town of Alma. Mr.. Grun'
expects to try his hand at thrashing
as usual.
A. o. Netland, a brother-in-law Q
Julius ]. Olson, was here for a brie
visit. Mr.. Netland is in the bankin
business. He and Mr.. Olson are i
Roseau county this week attending t
business matters.
Martin C. Hustled and Bertha Sol
enson were married last Saturday
Both are we'll known in Warren an
they intend to make Warren thei
home for the present. Their friend
wish them much joy and happiness.
The Twentieth Century Carniva
Company exhibited in our city las
Saturday and attracted quite a larg
crowd, especially during the afternoo
and evening. The merry go-round wa
a big attraction for the children, a
usual.
The name of Strip post Office on tn
500 line between Viking. and THE
River Falls, has been changed
Rosewood That is beautiful an
euphonious name, one that the naugl
ty newspaper punsters can make n
fun of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Johnson,
Middle River, spent a few days TIL
week at the home of Mr.. Knutson
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson al
on their honeymoon trip which hi
been somewhat extended, reaching
the Pacific coast states.
P. j. Holan was at Nelson PA
| yesterday attending the funeral Of b
friend, Nels G. Rood, whose accide
,tal death is chronicled elsewhere. N
Rood was county commissioner duril
1896 and 1896, when Mr.. Holan W
county auditor. Deceased was VI
4 known in Warren where MANY frien