Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-06-26
Dxy Acetelene Welding done Is
lie R. Thomas, Warren. MINI.

~ ~. MOmaS, w arren, Mimi.
Carl Hanson and daughter Agnes
returned Monday from a visit to-
the farm IN Viking
Miss Dora Holcomb, who has
been ching the past year at Hib-
hing Mimi, returned home. on
Tuesday. IS
We are agents for Austin & West
Sern Road Machines for township
road and farm. Come ii and see
them; Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Fargo News: Mrs. Frank a. Weld
and son. Frank, will leave Moor.
head this morning for the East
where they will join party which
sails from Boston to Europe, the
last Of the week.
The Red River Valley Scandina-
Wan Singing association will meet
at Devils Lake, IN. D., June 81, %
and 20. Hans Urtes and P. j. Ho-5
Ian will attend as delegates from.
the Warren Mandsk or.
Mrs. j. P. Mattson and son Oliver
returned home yesterday from a
visit at Bemidji, Mimi. They were.
acc ompanied by Mrs. A. r. Mattson,
who will visit relatives and friends
here for about a week.
The state land sale for MARSHALL
county took place this forenoon at
the court house. Theo. Nelson,
land clerk in the state auditors Of
flee, conducted same. Only 30
sforty-acre tracts were sold. at the
appraised value Of about So per.
acre.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by Clerk Of Court swandby to.
the following persons: Clarence
Larson and Bertha Moe; Melvin
Broten and Olga Windahl Joseph
S. Paschke and Frances GosoroW-'
ska; Charley CT. Peterson and Gu
.rine Lundin.
Mrs. H. G. Suhr, of Minneapolis,
Mimi. amp Mrs. G. a. Cassidy, of
Dover, Idaho, arrived last Saturday
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
j. p. Easton. Mrs. Stuhr's little
son, Ghauncey Easton stuhr, came
here about three weeks ago TO visit
his grand parents. Mrs. Cassidy is.
accompanied by her little daughter
Anne.
Erick Welin, pioneer farmer of
Vega and Alma, in this county, re-
turned Saturday from Lyford, Tex
as, near the Gulf Coast, where he.
has spent the winter developing
farm which he owns there. He
speaks highly Of the winter climate
of the Gulf coast and says that up
to '1 Tie time ne left they had not had
as warm summer weather as he
found in Minnesota.
Bernard swenson and family Of.
Minneapolis, arrived Monday for a
visit with his brother, Oscar Swan
son, Of this city, and with other rel
atives and friends. Mr.. SWenson is
employed in the large hardware
wholesale house Of Janney, Semple,
Hill & Co., Of Minneapolis. He will
return to the city in a few days,
hut Mrs. SWenson will stay longer
and perhaps go to visit "a sister in
3Roseau and another in North Dako-s
.ta before she returns home.
Rev. O. j. Lundell, Of Ogden, To-
wa, and Rev. p. ]. Lindberg, both
former. pastors Of the Swedish Mis-
sion churchin this city, arrived
Monday for a visit with old friends
here and at other places in the val
ley. They had been in attendance
at the big annual meeting of the
Mission church Of America at Min
neapolis and being so near could
not forego the pleasure Of a visit
here. Rev. Lundell will preach in.
the Mission church here this even
ing.
Gust Dalquist. 9 we'll known.
Warren boy who for a time served.
sas assistant ostmaster at the local
office, arrived last Friday for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Dali
quist, in Ware ton, and with other
relatives. He is now employed in.
a bank at Lakota, N. D. Mr.. Dali.
quist left on Sunday evening for.
Wahpeton, N !. D, where he was to
be married on Wednesday, June %,
Ito Miss Edna Y oungquist, young:
lady who has been employed as a
teacher in the Lakota schools. The,
wedding was held at the home Of
the brides mother. Gusts many
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