Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-08-14
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ALVARADO NOTES

A drizzling rain hit this locality
Sunday morning and continued
thruout the day and part of the
night. III. r.
John Dagoberg of Warren was
here looking after his farming in
terests last week. .-" @.#
Lars Sundin made a business trip
to Viking Friday with his auto, re-
turning Monday. "
The State. Bank force put up a
new awning last week, evidently
Willie did not like the bright rays
of the sun. ~.s...-.
Nels Nyquist was in Grand Forks
this week to consult an eye spe-
cialist, who located and removed
foreign substance from the cor
nea. r..
Mary Nordstrom Sundayed at her
home, returning to Warren Monday
evening. - t,-. 49,.
Thomas Severson returned home
after a months vacation, visitine
friends thruout the state of North
Dakota. >..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sands spent
Sunday with the latter's parents in
BlOomer.
The. Young Peoples Society met a!
the home of Mrs. John Bergman on
Wednesday evening. =
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Lodoen and O.
G. Dahl motored to Fargo Friday
returning Tuesday.
Jack Sands is getting to. be quite
an electrician; The other day he did
a first class job of wiring, not on
The ground either, but way up II
the air. AZ .s.':..-
The Stavig brothers hauled out
two new separators from here on
Tuesday with their big Case engine.
I Miss Anna Peterson returned
from Badger Friday. @.~
Misses Hannah Larson and Alma
Olson spent Sunday with the lat
ter's parents at Viking.
= The city of Warren sent out its
tractor leveling the road between
Warren and here Tuesday. Thanks
to Mr.. Anderson, who ran theoutflt
thru our streets. r. -~..z, :,.,ss: - ~.
Carl O. Sands made a business
trip to Viking Saturday, returning
Monday. Carl reports the crops in
that locality in good condition.
A chimney sweep was seen on
Backstroms store, trying to clean
the chimney; he evidently must
have been an amateur because
some Of the paraphernalia which
they carry was missing, "a bugle)
Mrs. Lars Rykken and daughte-
Ruby, of Grand Forks, are visiting
friends and relatives here this
week. FL. e. "
August Johnson and Henry Sands
two of our star baseball players,
helped Warren defeat Argyle last
Friday. s ~ III. Z:
, Mrs. M. H. Sands is spending a
couple of weeks with relatives at
Grand Forks Bay on Lake Bemidji.
Henry H. Oberg was in town with
his new Velie Wednesday.
Peter Bloomness is busy rem edel-
ing the office of the Farmers Ele-
vator company this week.
!. Carl O. Olson had a good notion
spoiled Sunday; he got up early
and made preparations for an ex-
tended automobile trip, but the
rain put damper on the affair.
Miss Jennie Anderson is now en-
.ployed in the Dahlstrom Ice Cream
parlOrs. ri
Miss Hilma Palm has left for
Spokane, Wash.
Frank johnson our restauranteur
was seen out auto riding Wednes-
day evening.
Henning Smith and Nels Blooms !
ness were seen spending Tuesday
evening in one of the swings down
town.
Frank stunpke, our tonsorial
artist, is displaying quite an ex-
.hibit Of grain.
The confirmation and holy COM
munion exercises Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will be held by
Pastor n. 6. w. Knudtsen on Sum
day, Aug. II at 1890 a. m. All are
welcome to attend.