Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-09-05

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in town yesterday.
Hartman e Hartman are on s.deck"
with fresh groceries at the c. NJ Per-
ry store at Radium
The Sheaf book -blndery has done a
fine printing job on the college cata-
log. Address North Star College for
a free copy,
Grand opening sale of fall and win
ter millinery at the Millinery Empori-
um. Mrs. o. n Nelson, Manager, on
Thursday Friday and Saturday, Sept.
IL, 1S and IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Malberg were
over from Excel the fore part of the
week, the former to attend a meeting
of the county board and the latter to
visit friends.
Peter Dalquist conducted religious
services at Alvarado and Bloomer
last Sunday in the absence Of Dr. Col
berg, who was visiting in the Twin
Cities.
Anton Gillund and family, of Fol-
dahl, have removed to Foam Lake,
Sask. They were old settlers of Fol-
dahl and will be missed by many
friends.
Miss Synneva Grindeland left on
Friday of last week for Thief River
Falls, where she will hold the posi-
tion of principal in the public schools
during the coming year.
Rev. and Mrs. C. G.. Lindberg re-
turned home last Saturday from a
two months visit at Minneapolis,
Dassel, Willmar and other points in
the southern part of the state.
| Rev. NJ NJ Maxwell and family
have returned from Lake Bemidji,
where they have spent the summer
and the pastor will resume his minis
terial duties in the city from now on
| Miss Edith Peterson, of Alvarado
! left Monday evening for Moorhead le
enter the State Normal school as g
student. Her mother, Mrs Fred Pet
| erson, accompanied her as far as
, Warren.
: Alvin HemphiII, Of Monticello
Mimi. arrived this morning for Wis
/ 1t;f ua was apoa ood iy, farmip0 ra,
: here during several years, and ha:
many friends who would weleom.
him back
Secretary E. T. Frank, Of the Mar
shall County Fair Association, lef
Monday for the State Fair with
: view of sizing that up, that he ma,
know how much bigger and better t.
make the county fair.
Dana NJ. Easton, who went west
few weeks ago, has located at Poplar
: the practice of his profession as a.
: torney at law. 1t is possible that D.
Stuhr, his brother-in-law will also Il
) cate at the same place
. Misses Albertina and Mollie More
e gren returned yesterday from thei
n visit in Sweden They have had
: pleasant visit, but report that the
n father, who was a resident of Foldat
It and this city many years, is now
S poor health
Oscar Johnson is back from Mort
d Dakota where he has been workin
e with 2 telegraph construction GREY
IF He was injured by one of the Ion
poles falling on him and fractur. Il
two ribs, hence will be laid up fl
J. several weeks on account of the a
cident.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. John Solberg,
IS Manhattan, ILL.,, arrived yesterds
IN morning for visit with their son,
u Solberg, one Of our recently arrive
'e. progressive farmers from lllinoi
es who owns and operates fine farm
w Farley township, the former s.
IN Larson place.
y Monrad J. Olson, of Chalson, N.
= visited with his father, ]. L. Ols'
= and other relatives here on Sund
ard Monday. He left Monday eve
ing to visit friends in Minneapo
= and take in the state fair before !
: turning home. His father accompa
led him to the cities.
: Miss Florence Kezar, who has sci
M ed as clerk in the local post Office
IN a year, has resigned her position 8
=. left Saturday evening for Thief Riy
ar Falls, the present home Of the fami
and from there she and her sist
Lucy were to leave this week fot Al
neapolis to visit friends and a1te
the state fair,