Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-06-27

2. 3. Flood, OF Radium, leaves to
night for Sweden, where he will spend
the summer at his old home.
The ladies of the Swedish Mission
church have met this afterneOnssas
home of Gustaf Peterson in Brislet.
Miss Dora Holcomb arrived home
yesterday from Hibbing, MINI. where
she has taught during the past year.
Nick Schantzen and family and
VIM. Potucek and family, Of Radium,
were Argyle visitors yesterday be.
tween trains.
County Attorney A. N. Eckstrom
and wife leave tonight for st. Peter,
Mimi, where they will spend week
visiting relatives and friends of Mr.
Eckstrom. -
Clarence Johnson has rented the
Westlin West Hotel from his father
Mat Johnson, who will retire from the
hotel business for good and go to live
on his farm near Baudette.
The Warren Creamery is running
night and day now, turning out deli
cious ice cream, which is being ship
ped to customers in towns along the
500 and Great Northern lines.
Mrs. Geo. Bader and four daugh
tiers of Winnipeg, arrived Monday
evening for a visit at the home of I.
M. Johnson. They left on Wednesday
morning for Alvarado where they will
visit with ]. A. Bjorklund's.
Fred Christensen and family who
removed from here to Berthond, Col,
about three years ago, returned today
with the intention of again becoming
residents of this community. Mr..
Christensen says that Minnesota is a
good enough state for him.
Mrs. w. o. Braggans and Mrs. 0. H.
Taralseth entertained twenty-five Ia
dies at coffee on Tuesday afternoon,
at the Taralseth home. The invited
out-of-town guests were the Misses
McGlynch of N. Dakota, Mrs. H. L.
Melgard and Mrs. H. Stuhr of Argyle.
Prof. A. w. Hayes. who has had
charge of the work in agriculture in
the Warren school during the past
year will remove this week to East
Grand Forks, where he will hold a
similar position in the public schools
next year. Mr. Hays is a very com.
petent man and his removal is loss
to our school.
Editor R. D. V. Carr, of the Middle
River Pioneer, is here today taking in
the state land sale at the court house
and attending to matters of business
He says that the present summer is
the liveliest in the history Of Middle
River. A large number of new set
! tiers have arrived to engage in farm
ing in the surrounding towns, ant
! much land has changed hands Bust
ness in all lines is very good.
The concert given by the NORTH
Star College Quartet at the Swedish
Lutheran church on Monday evenin:
was very much appreciated. Mis-
,, Agda Wennerberg, the soprano, pos
sesses a sweet, rich and well-trainet
voice and it was a pleasure to lister
to her. Prof. Arthur W. Knock, tn,
tenor, is an excellent singer as vel
as an elocutionist. Miss Olga Her
| manson as the alto and Prof. Abra
hanson as bass, did splendidly il
their parts. Those who failed to hea
the quartet, missed a fine musica
treat.
Editor P. c. Peterson, of the Fra
zee Free Press, arrived Saturday t
join his. family who has been visitinI
for couple of weeks at the home o
Mrs. Peterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. Pearson, in Vega. Mr.. Peterson
grew up as boy in our city an,
while here took pleasure in visitin
the old swimming pool and othe
haunts from those happy days. H
| was pleased, to note how much War
rem has grown and improved since h
was here last, about ten years age
The whole family returned home O
Monday this week.
The Midsummer festival in Alfre
Johnson's grove in Warrenton was