Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-04-04


teaching at Fosston, is spending the
Easter vacation at her home in this
city.
The electric current will be on each
Wednesday, beginning April 10th and
continuing as long as the patronage
warrants.
Several autos, carrying merry par
ties, have made their appearance on
the streets lately. The machines are
being tuned up for strenuous sea-
son.
Thirteen applications for naruraliz-
alton papers will be heard at the May
term of court. Of the number seven
are Swedes, five Norwegians and one
Dane.
j. A. Fank was over from Mime
wauken, N. D., for visit over Sun
day. He said things were looking
fine on the Dakota side and that seed
ing was about to begin.
J. G. Johnson, of Foldahl, accompan-
led by his mother, visited relatives
and friends here early this week. Mr..
Johnson is one of the most enterpris-
ing and successful sarmers in Foldahl
Mrs. Smedbron, of Arkdale, Wis,
arrived last Friday morning to visit
her daughters, Mrs. Hans Urtes and
Miss Beulah Smedbron, the latter be-
ing student at the Warren High
School.
Mr.. OLAF Anderson and Miss Agnes
Haugen, both of Foldahl, were united
in marriage yesterday at the United
Norwegian Lutheran parsonage by the
Rev. N. G.. w. Knudtsen. They will
make their home in Foldahl.
Rev. r. P. Savage, district superin-
tendent of the Children's Home socie-
ty of Minnesota, spent a few days
here the fore part of the week in the
interests of the society. Last Sunday
evening he spoke in three of our
churches.
Another carload of Fairbanks Gas
Tractors just received. We have two
sizes in stock the 1926 and the 1880.
The Fairbanks Tractors are absolute.
ly reliable for steady and continuous
work in the field. They are not built
for street parade.-W. F. Powell &
Co.
The Woodmen have taken it upon
themselves to furnish a good lyceum
course of three numbers, all musical
First class numbers are promised and
the dates, soon to be ANNOUNCED, will
be set so as to guarantee success. One
OF the numbers, it is reported, will be
staged by an operate company.
Israel Sjoberg, a prominent bust
ness man of Roseau, was a Warren
visitor last Friday. He says that Ro
seau county has, made great progress
during the past year and that the
present year will be a record breaker
Many new settlers are coming in and
land values constantly advancing.
At the regular meeting of the La
dies Reading Circle on Wednesday
Miss OLSON, the visiting nurse, gave
an address on What is tuberculosis
and How to Fight IT, Miss OLSON
is lady whom it is a pleasure to
meet and the ladies appreciate he1
visit and the instructive lecture she
gave.
Leonard Erickson was elected an
alderman at the city election in Fer
gus Falls on Tuesday That city is
in the same boat as Warren as re
CARDS the license question, though in
their case the blanks, if they count al
all, will count for the "wets" as the
city is wet. The vote was SAG in ia
vor of license and 600 against, with
"a blank votes.
Mr.. Charles Peterson of Bloomer
desires to thank all the kind friends
who contributed so literally toward
the purse Of $3.50 which was pre-
sented to him last Monday. Mr.. Pet.
erson has experienced many reverses
of late in the loss of his wife last
year and the serious illness of his
daughter, and the purse of money
comes as Godsend to him at this
time.
G. w. Allyn, sometimes referred to
as the master road builder of southern
Minnesota, was in the city last Satur
day. He formerly was a business
man at Radium, where he conducted a
general store. He still has extensive
interests in Marshall county and dur.
ing his latest visit spent considerable
time on his PROPERTY in Comstocl,