Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-31


met at the home 81 Gladys Grinde-
land. Next meeting will be held at
the home Of Audrey swandby. 3.
An automobile belonging to parties
at Roseau was quite badly smashed
up in an accident mile and half
south of the city, Christmas eve. Az
Rev. Peter Dalquist, who has con-
Quoted meetings at Lancaster and
other points along the 500 line dur
ing the holidays, arrived home Mon
day. ...-. s.=.* ~ n
Elmer Bloomquist, who is a brake
man on the 500 with headquarters at
Thief River Falls, is spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A, Bloomquist, in this city.
Carl Olson, who has been employed
by the Dundas-Robertson clothing
store at Argyle for several years,
passed through the city Friday eve.
ming bound for Fargo and the twin
cities.
T. Munger & Son shipped a fine I'M
proved Chester White pig to Wesley
Wright, Bemidji, Monday evening.
Munger & Son are gaining a wide
spread reputation as breeders of pure
bred stock.
Chas. Olson, resident of Warren
in the early days, now of Thief River
Falls, called on friends in the city
this week. Mr.. Olson is an engineer
employed by the Thief River Falls
Lumber Co.
| DR.. A. F. Bratrud, who has been do.
ing post graduate work at John Hop.
kins Medical school at Baltimore, has
arrived and will be associated with
Drs. Bratrud and Anderson in this
city for time at least.
! Altho the merchants of this city
are busy taking inventories, quite a
number have taken time to express
their appreciation in this issue to
their customers for the business CIV
en- them during the past year.
! Miss Anna Abrahamson, who is at
tending Hamline University, and her
sister Mis- Evelyn Abrahamson, who
is teaching at Middle River, in this
county, are. both spending the holi-
day vacation at their home north of
! the city.
The Boxville Farmers club will
meet Tuesday, Jan. 9Th at John
kurz's. (which is the Hardest to
Eradicate, Quack Grass or Canadian
Thlstles?' is the subject for a debate
and this will no doubt prove an inter.
esting feature of the program.
All are invited to attend the first
annual sale and supper given by the
Ladies Of the Swedish Lutheran
church in Alvarado, Thursday eve.
ming, January 1st, 1914. Come one
and all and enjoy good meal and
buy the pretty things the ladies have
made.
Dr.. Thomas Gratzek, who has spent
the past summer practicing his pro
1esslon here as - associate = of Drs
Bratrud and Anderson, is spending
the holidays at his old home in town
OF Wright. He will probably go tt
st. Paul to open an office in the neal
future
Miss Charlotte Christensen arrived
hin the city Saturday, having spent
Christmas with her sister Lena, i1
Minneapolis Miss Christensen has
been employed as type setting ma
chine operator at Willmar for sever
al years but will spend the winter a,
her home in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Samson entertained
the members of the Christian En-
deavor society and other young peo
pie belonging to the PRESBYTERIAN
church at the manse on Wednesda,
evening of this week. About thirty
young pople were present and they
formed very happy and sociablt
gathering
We wish to call attention to thu
fact that there are a few of our citi
zens who do not take very much
pride in keeping our streets in clear
and orderly condition. Ashes should
not be emptied on the streets as the,
not only make a very unsightly an
pearance but blow in all direction!
every time team or automobile
goes by.
Ira G. Richardson, of Thief Rive]
Falls, was here last week attendin.
to legal business. He has had a hare
time wrestling with disease the pas
two years and at one time was at thu
po1nt OF death. His trouble is leak
ing heart. He has improved consid
erably Of late, however, and is ablt
to attend to his law practice in E
measure. Mr.. Richardson served a.
county attorney of Marshall count,
in the early days.
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