Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-06-13

this morning for visit with Warren
friends.
Mr.. Sanderson and wife of Stephen,
were Warren visitors last Friday,
driving their new auto.
Supt. 3. NJ. Mitchell and family, of
the Warren schools, left last Friday
for Fayette, Iowa, where they will
visit relatives for a few weeks.
Commissioners Brandstrom and Ad-
olphson were here last Friday as a
committee to let some contracts for
bridges.
Andrew N. Lodoen left Monday to
attend the annual convention of the
Odd Fellows at Minneapolis as del
egate from the, Warren lodge.
Mrs. sigurd Anderson, of Houston,
Mimi, who has been here few
weeks visiting her son, DR.. w. S. An
derson, returned home last week.
Prof. Aug. I. Bystrom, OF Minneso-
ia College and family, arrived Satur-
day and will spend the summer visit
ing at Mr.. Bystrom's old home in We
ga.
Miss Evelyn Grindeland has return
ed to her home to spend the summer
vacation after a school year at the
Lutheran Ladies' Seminary at Red
Wing.
Miss Sophie Johnson, sister Of
Mrs Elias Hjelle, died at Thief Riv-
er Falls this week and both Mr.. and
Mrs. Hjelle have gone there to attend
the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jorgenson Of
town of Alma, leave tonight for Thief
River Falls to attend the annual
meeting of the Norwegian Free
church held there this week.
Children's day exercises will be
given by the West McCrea Union
Sunday school at the Palmer school
house at s o'clock next Sunday even
ing, June 16 Everybody welcome.
The June settlement between the
county treasurer and the county au-
ditor that has just been concluded is
the largest in the history of Marshall
county, reaching the high figure Of
$141,113.46.
John Grundahl and Gust Lindstrand
went to Grand Forks by auto today.
The reporter wishes that all these
parties who have gone to the Forks
by auto today, will get wet before re
turning home.
Atty. VIM ]. Brown, of Thief River
Falls, was here Tuesday afternoon
Edward Lundgren, of this city, has
been engaged as the formers chauf
feur. Eds beaten path lies mostly
between Thief River Falls and Gryg
la.
! s. 4.
David Johnson, Andrew Lodoen an6
G. A. Swandby are in the Twin Cities
some attending the sessions of the l
o. o. F. convention, while other.
take part in the deliberations of The
state bankers.
County Surveyor j. R. Mack, step
ped off the local Friday Afternoon
limping terribly Of two crutches. Be
ing asked the reason for his dilapidat
ed condition he said he had been mix
ed up in a runaway and gotten
fluid, we think it was water, on hi
knee joint. He will probably hav
to lay up for a few weeks on accoun
of the accident.
Messrs. A. E. Larson, of Chicago
and Ivar A. Larson, Nels Engstron
and Chas. Kuester, of North Judsor
Ind, were here last week looking owe
the farming country with view Q
becoming Red River Valley citizen
in the near future. They were e1
thusiastic over the prospects here an
took time to look around. Mr.. A. Z
Larson is a prominent contractor O
the south side in Chicago. Mr.. Kues
ter is postmaster at North Judson.
While on trip to Bemidji thi
week, we met a number of forme
Warren residents. DR.. E. w. Joh1
son, son of former druggist johnson
of this city, is located there and ha
a good practice. In Warren W
knew him. only as a ball player, bu
the young man had the usual has,
ball grit and perseverance and ha
conquered a difficult profession. Mis-
Fila Sonstrud is a stenographer i
the office of j. ]. Opsahl, the Ian
man. The family is mourning th
death of the father, @. b. Sonstru
who passed away about a month ag,
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