Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
Aug. g. Lundgren, and family visit
ed friends at Oslo on Thanksgiying.

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ed friends at Oslo on Thanksgiving.
All church announcements must
be handed in not later than Tuesday
to insure insertion that week.
silyerware with silver on it, at
3F'arrells. ALI pltaed ware looks
good when new, but the thing is to
have it wear and look good and that
is the, only kind he sells.
Read carefully the advertise
of Warren's 'enterprising business
men published this week and profit by
taking advantage Of the big bargains
that are offered in all lines.
Gunnar Young returned to Warren
OH Tuesday and will stay here until
The fully RECEIVERS from the operation
which he Underwent at Rochester re
Gently, and that may take consider
able time.
Farmers are taking advantage Of
good roads and fine weather and are
hauling in most of their grain to the
mill and elevators. Most Of the grain
is sold on delivery, while some farm
ers store theirs for future sales.
Several Warren parties lately have
been making long trips by auto, and
they report that the roads are in ex-
scellent condition. Last Saturday an
aato party from Detroit, Mimi, on is
way to Winnipeg, spent some time
looking over our town.
Rev. F. N. Anderson was compelled
to go to the hospital on Tuesday af-
ternoon to submit to serious opera
ton, which we are informed was sue
cessful. Until he RECEIVERS fully, Rev.
G. Wahlund will conduct the services
in the Swedish Lutheran church.
The following marriage licenses
have, been issued since the Last re-
port: Henry G. Anderson and Dora
Alice Valtinson; Bernard Farstad and
Minnie Hunstad; Alvin E. Madison
and Florence L. Kezar; j. w. White
side and Mabel Squire; Percy Lamb
and Anna Malta Alyina Meyer: Harry
b. Erickson and Lilly M. Schafer; Ed
die Swanson and Wilhelmina Bragg.
Warren now is recognized as an i'm.
portant distributing point for one Of
the largest Industries of the country.
That is shown by the contract given
w. r. Powell & Co. for the handling
of Ford automobiles. The company
has a wholesale contract, which COW.
ers Marshall county. w. F. Powell
& Co., as result, have contracted to
handle not less than IS Ford automo-
sbiles in 1913.
At the annual meeting of the War
aren Building and Loan Association on
Monday evening, John Lindberg, C. E.
sLnndquist and Aug. Lundgren We're
reelected unanimously as members of
the Board of Directors The report
submitted by the secretary, Albin
Young, was very encouraging and
showed that the business of the as
ISOLATION is in very fourishing con
dition.
DR.. Arthur Bratrud left last night
for Minneapolis, where he will spend
one year as inferno at the City and
County Hospital. Dr. Bratrud, who
has been here since his graduation
from the University Medical school
last spring, has proven himself a pop
'ular, young gentleman, and his friends
here rejoice over the fact that he will
return to Warren to make it his home
next year.
Miss Anette Smith, a teacher in the
Hallock schools, visited with her
friend and school mate from Han>line
University. Miss Anna Abrahamson
at the Abrahanlson farm north Of
town, during the Thanksgiving vaca.
ton. Miss Smith is a relative of the
| Warren Smith family that lived on
the present John G. Rue farm in the
early days. Her own home is in the
southern part Of the state.
Miss Ida Johnson was very pleas
antly surprised at her home on Fri
day evening. The unexpected guests
brought all kinds of goodies among
which was a large, white birthday
}cake. She also received some pref
ty and useful gifts. Miss Johnson
deeply appreciates the kindness OF
her friends and thru these columns
wishes to extend to all most hearty
thanks and assures them that such
expressions of friendship are not soon
forgotten.
Ephraim Johnson, on Route No. a
left Tuesday on trip to Sweden tt
visit his parents. He came to War
rem directly from the old country JUS
ten years ago, without dollar to hi: