Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-11-28

Tom Gulseth, Of New solum, Is at
tending to business in town for q few
days this week.
Mrs. Peter johnson, Of Horb, MINI
an aunt OF Mrs. Aug. A Johnson, ar
rived Tuesday for visit. !
John Gustafson, Of Strathcona,
Mimi, is here visiting at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Aug. IA. johnson.
Charley and Bernhard Lundquist, Of
.aWanger, visited with their uncle, G.
p. Lundquist, in this city, Sunday last
Albert Johnson kept his promise
and returned with a deer last Friday.
He had spent about three weeks hunt
ing north of Bena, MINI.
Licenses to we'd have been issued
to the following persons: Ernest LOT.
berg and Lena NJ. Haugen, Sakarias
Erickson and Johanna Kirkvold.
Rev. John T. Pohlha amman, pastor Of
the Swedish Mission church of Thief
River Falls, and Rev. Werner Drotts,
OF Viking, were Warren, visitors last
Friday.
Great Western and Litchfield Man
ire Spreaders at reduced prices, one
year without interest. Call in and get
your machine now from Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co. .4@
Peter Kirsch Of Argyle, was in at
tendance at court this week. In spite
of his four score years, he still is hale
and hearty and looks like he would
round out the century
Nels Messelt, who served as fore
man on the March farm for number
of years, and who now lives at Win
ger, Mimi, attended to business here
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mons Smith, of Kennedy, an uncle
of Henry Sjoyik, of this city, visited
here for a few days, returning home
on Monday. Mr.. Smith is one Of the
sturdy and successful pioneer farm
ers of kittson county.
w. A. Knapp left Tuesday evening
for Illinois on a short business trip,
but will return on Tuesday next week
to remain until February attending to
the enormous business Of the Pioneer
Loan and Land company here.
Lars Sathre and daughter, Miss
Laura, left Sunday evening for Great
! Falls, Mont, where they will make
their home with "A. G. Sathre, son OF
the former. The boys Ingolf and
Hjalmar Sathre will remain in War
ren.
A fine skating rink will be opened
in few days at the old location, near
the 500 tracks. The young men ar.s
giving this move enthusiastic support,
and Joe Staska, as manager, will make
the place popular with winter sport
lovers.
ta Nels Malm, Of Bigwoods, returned
Sunday morning from Minneapolis
where he attended the big conserva-
tion congress ais a delegate. He STOP
ped off here because he had been call
ed upon TO serve as a juror at this
term of court.
RS Manager w. N. Powell takes pleas.
=ure in guaranteeing Mr.. Sweets pro-
duction of a Messenger Boy at the Op-
era House Wednesday December 4.
The play comes to us well recon
mended and local patrons are guaran-
teed their moneys worth or money
back
a large number of friends of Frank
Woolery gave him pleasant surprise
last Sunday evening in honor OF his
S4th birthday. Mr.. Woolery was pre-
sented with a fine gold watch in mem
DRY of the occasion. An elaborate sup
per was served by Mrs. Woolery to all
participants
ss Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mcmillan and lit
tie son, of Seattle, Wash, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A. Johnson. Mrs.
Mcmillan is Mrs. Johnson,s aunt. The
visitors say this is the coolest wealth
er they have encountered for many
Years. Mrs: Mcmillan will spend some
time with her parents in Roseau coun-
lty.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
M. y. church will hold their annual