Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-09-05
Hartman & Hartman handle the
Sunshine Biscuit Cos goods.

Hartman & Hartman handle the
Sunshine Biscuit Cos goods
WANTED-Girl to work for board
while going to school-D l. Ayers
Mrs O. NJ Westlin and daughter
left for Minot last Thursday to visit
friends
Rain has delayed threshing again
this week. Steady fair weather is
much needed
Supt. E. E. Mitchell went to Pine
county last Thursday to attend to
business matters.
Mrs VIM. F. Zinke returned to her
home at Grafton Monday after a visit
with relatives here.
Ingolf Grindeland left for Mime
apolis Saturday to resume his studies
at the state university
/ While at Argyle yesterday Louis j.
Hill, of Radium, bought a quarter sec
ton of railroad land for the Brekke
brothers from Fred Tiedt, the COM
pany's agent.
/ Mesdames Urtes, Melgaard, Taral
seth and Grinder went to Alvarado
yesterday to help Mr.. and Mrs. l. N.
I.odoen celebrate the twelfth anni-
versary of their wedding
/ VIM. Neumann is taking in the
state fair for few days this week
while he is waiting for supply Of
nails to be used in building a silo on
one Of Mr.. Lamberson's farms.
i Misses Mary and Levia Dalquist re-
turned Saturday from long visiting
trip first to Baudette. where they WIS.,
tied with their brother, Postmaster c.
s. Dalquist and other friends then to
Duluth, where they visited with their
brother, John F. Dalquist, going from
there to Minneapolis. where they Wis.,
tied their brother, p A. Dalauist, rail-
way mail clerk and many friends
; Misses Lilly and Edith Mattson
!. left Sunday evening, the former for
Ortonville, Minn., where she will en-
, ter upon her second years work as
, teacher in the public schools, and the
latter for Tintah, Mimi. where she
9 will begin her career as domestic sci
ence teacher Their cousin Eva
Odenwaller, who has been listing
: here this summer, returned with
them to her home at Moorhead.
s Frans Fransson left Tuesday for
e Calgary, Alberta, and other Canadian
points with a view of finding G. suit
= able place in which to locate Mr..
Y F'ransson as well as his family are
very much attached to Warren and
" do not like the idea of moving away
q from a place that has been their
home so long, yet circumstances be-
yond their control may make such a
: step necessary. He will investigate
> thoroughly though before making a
:. change.
? l. Mark Oseth and bride, of Bis
- marck, ". D., arrived last Friday and
proceeded to Bigwoods where they
:, were to visit the parents of the
:. groom The marriage of the happy
couple occurred Sept %, the bride be-
ii ing formerly Miss Constance Stran,
:, one of Bismarck's most Eopular
! young ladies. Many friends of the
groom in Warren and Marshall coun
III him and his young wife, and hope
= that they may live long and -osper
:. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner, of LIE
:, roy Ind, spent about week visiting
at the home of ]. NJ. Boyd in town o
Brislet, leaving for their home las
night Mrs. Turner is a sister o
Mr.. Boyd. They were On their wa.
ol home from a trip thru the Canadian
as Northwest and embraced the oppor
GU greatly pleased with our country ant
is' as he is a very genial man, we woult
III be pleased to have him become per
manent resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dalquist, re
~ Gently of Middle River, are VISITING
on relatives and friends here this weel
as before taking their departure TO
III Medicine Hat, Canada, where they il
1iS tend to make their future home. Thei
re- many friends here and all over th
III county regret very much that the
should find it to their interest t
rv- leave the United States, but what
for our loss is Canada sgain. Mr.. Da
The quist is figuring on going into bus
yer ness in the growing Canadian cit!
W, Our county can i'll afford to lose tw
er, such estimable people, as Mr.. an
i'm Mrs Dalquist.