Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-17

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]. z. Olson left Friday to visit.
relatives at Moorhead and Detroit.
] Victor Malm and Edward Lund-
gren took in the Winnipeg Fair last
Saturday.
Richard Sjoberg and party of
friends Of Middle River, autoed to
Warren today.
Mrs. Fred Johnson returned home
Il Tuesday from a visit in the south
ern part Of the state.
B. Z. Thomas and Elmer Boyd
left Sunday for Maple Lake to en-
Joy. az burlington few days.
/ Gleyer, clover, clover is wanted.
Please pick a nice sample for the
county exhibit at the State Fair.
H You are growing any new vari-
ETY.; ct grain this year, please bring
a sample, Of it in and make show
ing at the State Fair. You will be
advertised beyond your expectation.
The Swedish Mission Friends
rendered their newly arrived pas
tor, TRev. j. G. Wilson, and his ia
mily q pleasant reception at the
church parlors on Tuesday evening.
| Victor Cederlund has brought in
a very fine sample of timothy for
1.-THE county exhibit at the State
Fair. We are anxious that others
will follow his example of bringing
in their fine products.
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Haug and
daughters Georgine and Mildred
and SON Oscar, of Hallock, came
down Saturday and proceeded to
Foldahl to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
Flodberg, parents of Mrs. Haug, and
other relatives and friends. Mr..
Haug returned Tuesday, but the
rest Of the family will make an ex-
tended visit.
| Dr. Elliott, Osteopathic physician
of Grookston, will be at hotel
Windsor On Tuesday and Friday of
each week, for the practice of his
| profession. Having had fourteen
years experience, I feel compe-
(tentFto treat any who may come to
me. Osteopathy has come to the
! relief of many who had given up
I hope of relief. Remember the
date.
| David Bradley and family re-
| turned home this morning from II
| linofs where they have visited at
different points since last fall. Mr..
| Bradley says that crops in Illinois
are very good in some parts and in
i others quite poor. There was a
fheavy rain il Chicago the other day
land in ST. Paul yesterday morning
tthere was what might be called a
teIoud-burst.
Rev. E. O. Ghelgren and family,
Iof Litchfeld, Mimi, were passen-
Igers on Tuesday mornings local on
! their way to Kennedy and HaEock,
where they will visit relatives and
friends. On their way home they
Twill stop at Warren to visit their
tmany friends here. Rev. Chelgren
was pastor of the-Swedish Lutheran
!, Ichureh IN this city for a number OF
8 years, the predecessor of Rev. F. N
Anderson.
F. w. Flanders of Longrnont, Col.
arrived this week to join his wife
land daughters. who have been here
! Visiting for several weeks Mr.
Flanders is a son of A. L. Flanders
land a sister of Mrs. H. L. Wood OF
this city. He was a Warren resi-
dent during many years, removing
about nine years ago, and his nu-
merous friends !;ere are greatly
pleased to meet the genial FREQ
once more.
Il Mr.. Land Man: Have you stopped
: to think of the exhibit that Mar
t !! shall County will have at the State
Fair this year2 1t is for your ben
eft as we'll as for the benefit oil
every farmer that this exhibit will
be put up. What can you do te
help us? You are out all the time
! in the country and you have know
ledge of where the best samples
!, can be obtained. Bring it in anG
you will advertise your spirit. Ad
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mcintyre lief!
last Wednesday for Banf, the ia
NOUS Canadian summer resort in
the Rockies, where they will spend
"a few weeks at the mineral springs
and from there they will journey
to Vancouver and Victoria, thence
} Itn SnaffTn w7hnrna tf1nv will yiCif pnT-