Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-27

a y Yood and .. Farrell re-
turned yesterday from their trip
to Calf ornia. They had seen many
former Warrenites on their trip
and report having had a very good
time.
The following Warrenites attend
Led the Elks' initiation at Crooks ton
last night: Ed Quistgard, "a. "A. Eek.
ilund, @. Il. and R. b. Taralseth, w.
80. Braggans, ]. P. O'Connell, "A. p. I
Mcintyre and A. N. Eckstrom.
James ClausonSis now the propri-
Ietor Of the Park Hotel in Oslo.
4 Warren people who have occasion
Ito visit Oslo should not fail to call,
on Sunny Jim who will always lie.
ready to give them the best there is
in the house.
DR.. s. Howard, Of Bottineau, N. d.
ldied at the Brandon hospital, Cana
| da, on Feb. %, leaving wife and one
child as the immediate mourners.
j He was we'll known in Warren. Mrs.
Howard arrived yesterday to look
after some farm property owned in
this vicinity.
i Agnes and Irene Melgard, of Ar
5lgyle and Rev. Erlougher and
i Caddie Robinson, Of Warren, are
the delegates from Marshall coun..
4 ty to the State Sunday School As
4 ISOLATION meeting held this week at
Duluth. They left for Duluth last
night. 81.
"a fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Knutson on March
AZ. The stork made a slight mistake
in the month, that's all---March in
stead of May as the newcomer
traces his lineage to the Vikings in
stead Of the Irish, but the date, the
18th, is all right.
]. N. Il. Larson returned from Tur-
lock, California, Saturday to help
his family move to the new home in
4 the state of fruit and flowers. Mr..
Larson says the alfalfa was a foot
high when he left and nearly ready
to be cut the first time. The family
! intends to leave Warren about the
!,
& That gas had accumulated in the
city's septic tank was demonstrated
to the. satisfaction of three persons
at least last Sunday. Ralp Taral-
seth and DR.. Bratrud had been ap-
pointed a committee to look up the
. sewer matter, and in their investi-
cation Of the septic tank a piece OF
burning paper was dropped in to
ascertain the presence Of gas. I'm
mediately an explosion followed
Z hurting the two heavy iron covers
high into the air. Luckily no one
] was hurt, not even Chas. Witten-
5 stem, Jr, whose curiosity led him K
1.-THE place at that time. But RALPH
hardly relishes being Installed il
r his office as alderman, by such ;
7 pyrotechnic display.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Airhart Wer,
: pleasantly surprised Sunday even.
!. ing when a numberSof their lad!
: friends dropped in on them it bein'
Mrs. Airhart's tWenty-third birth
day. They were. presented with
@ fine set Of silverWare. Those pres
20 ent were Mrs. 3. Iloppang an,
y daughters. Miss Esther and Anna
Q Mrs. Carlson and son Rueben an
al daughter Miss Esther, Mrs. I
81 Christensen and daughters Synnev
n and Hazel, Miss Nellie Iverson, Mr.
r. o. Westlin, Mrs. N. Markuson an
daughter Alice. Mrs. G.. Thorso1
;e$| "a fine lunch was served afte
e which they spent the evening j
81 talking over old times. We also wis
3. Mrs. Airhart many returns.
: FOR SALE AT the Snake Rive
. farm, 1-23 miles northwest of War
rem, Is head good work horses,
! years up; over so to pick from. al
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