Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
rIONAL LOCALS.

tending toses, sre today.
Walter seighocse home Sun
day morning for Jft visit.
Victor Cederlund, from north.
western Warrenton, is in town to-
day. -z
Martin Forsberg of Viking, is in.
the city today attending to business
matters.
S. A. Larson and family returned
home from their visit in Illinois this
morning. .,.. y.
John Anderson and Mr.. Amundson.
Jr., of Comstock, are Warren visit
ors today
! Alfred Forslund, one of the we'll.
to-do farmers Of Viking, transacted
business in town Saturday. 3
A program will be given by the
Luther League Of the Swedish Luz
theran church Friday, Nov. IA. p
~ M. A. Mossefin, one of Crookston's
well known pioneers, visited with
the Taralseth's here on Monday.
81 The air has been kind of cold the
past few days and thin blanket of
snow makes the: landscape present
a rather wintry aspect.
Rev. F. N. Anderson and Rev. Dali
quist left on Monday for st. Hilaire
to attend mission meetings held n
that vicinity this week. =. r
A. O. Brink, one of Vikings we'll
known farmers, was a Warren Wis
itor recently and remembered the
Sheaf with a pleasant call. =, :.
) E. B. Moller, of Ferndale, Wash,
who has visited relatives and friends
in the county for a couple months,
left for his home last Saturday.
H: R. Meisch and Otto Stoltz spent
last night in the city. Mr.. Meisch
is candidate for the postmaster
ship at Argyle and hopes to land the
job. g.. .-.>- =. :. - So ,..~ = 4. i
Judge Grindeland and Court Re-
porter Braggans went to Mahnomen
Monday, where the regular fall
term of court is. being held this
week. + n, ..5s. 4. a. :, -
Ole Severson, who has been farm
ing southeast of town. on route 4,
has moed onto cold Sam Rookie
place north of town, where he will
farm next year
Mrs. Ed 'Mossefin of Fertile, arriv-
ed Monday for a visit with her mo-
ther, Mrs. K. j. Taralseth, and 9TH
er relatives. She returned to her
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G.. A. Nelson of BOxville, will
entertain the ladies of the Swedish
Lutheran church, in the church
on Friday afternoon this
week. A large attendance is de-.
sired. y. ~ @ .~5s g.. ~.
/. Licenses to we'd have been issued
to Earl C. Ryan and Irine B, Purvis,
Aron F. Spjut and Ellen M. john
son, John Ranum and Olga G.. Olson,
Alex Merchlevich and Anstazia
Staneslawski. s=.s'-##> s
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gutekunst, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Lindberg and Mr.. Carl
Solebakke made brave visit on
Sunday at the homes of A. Berg
strom in Foldahl and at L. Bjors-
ness in Newfolden.. They returned
Monday to their homes at Drayton,
N. D. They made the trip by auto. ..
Mrs. A. F. Andrews, Of Crookston,
arrived Friday morning for visit
with her sister Mrs. i. M. Rafferty,.
She was accompanied by Miss Mabel
Andrews, of Oregon, ILL.,, a sister of
her husband. They returned to
Crookston Monday evening. Mr.. An
drews tore himself loose from his
railway duties long enough to spend
Sunday with them here.
Carl P. Green, wide awake and
enterprising young farmer of Marsh
Grove, has bought the southeast
quarter Of section IL in Foldahl, the
old VIM. G. Konkel farm, the sale
being made by G. N. Morkassel. We
are glad to see that many farmers
sons have the wisdom and foresight
to pick up farm bargains in differ
ent parts of the county. The time
will soon come when it will be
much harder to find land at a COM
paratively low price, than it is now.
John Stromquist has opened up a
shoe repair shop in the room just
vacated by A. H. Golden, the jewel
,er. He has bought a full equipment
of the latest machinery and if there
is anything the matter with your.
,underpinning he can help you out
in a few minutes while, you wait.
A. H. Golden, the jeweler, has
moved his store into the building