Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10

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Dressmakfng dome reasonably and
satfsfa etWily, fourth house north
of Swedish Mission church. Mrs.
t r.. w. Lang. Up
A basket social will be given in
/ the Luna school, taught by Miss
Edith Head, ON Saturday evening,
Dec. l3. Everybody welcome.
Do not fail to read all through
The Peoples Store ad. Many good
suggestions there for Christmas
| shoppers. ..+s....s =. ,s
| As we go to press we learn that
E. E. Bybronn, THE well known pio-
! neer farmer of Vega, is very low
with sickness.
| Make your Christmas selections
at once and have them laid aside
| for you, at Farrells. No money
asked until goods are called for.
john Grindeland, proprietor of
| the Valley Spring Water Co., and
S. w. Wright, the cigar man, So
licited business at Englund and
Florian, Friday. r
The -" Club was entertained by
Miss Irene Olson of this city at a
comic dress party, Friday evening.
The members report a very enjoy
able evening. 49,. ,~.-.~l
Every girl and boy, under u
years of age, who calls at Colson's
Saturday between and O'clock
| will be given a free ticket on the
beautiful doll.
B. Fmkelstein, who has just come
ito the city has opened up the Chi
cage Clothing Company in the Win
chester building on the east side.
GuStave Edman was in from AL
VaradO Saturday to meet }his sister,
Miss Ella Edman, upon her return
from the teachers meeting at Ar
gyLe, and take her home.
Miss Hildur Gunnarson, a, popu-
lar young lady of Hal'lock, and Carl
Arthur YOungcrans, of karlstad,
were married at the home of the
bride ON Dec. 4. The bride has
many friends in Warren, who eX-
tend their most hearty congratula-
tiOns. i
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kopetsky. of
Two Rivers, Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kopetsky and daughter, Fiji
lie, of Tabor, Mimi, who have been
visiting at the Zavoral and Hinclk
homes, returned to their respective
homes last week.-T. R. Falls News
Press.
Gust Ekblad, of this city, has
built a silo of hUllow concrete
blocks for E. Edmam, the progress
sive farmer near. Alvarado. The
silo 81 Is feet in diameter, 80 feet
high, costs about $500 and Mr.. Ed
man considers it the most valuable
inlpr OVe1nent on his: farm.
Simon Bersings of Grygla, re-
turned last Saturday morning from
a two months visit at jackson,
Trempla county, Wisconsin. HeI
reported that he had an exceeding
ly pleasant visit and that the Wis
consln farmers were still plowing
when he left.-T. R. Falls News
Press.
Mrs. C. E. Lumdquist returned
home last Friday from a visit with
her parents at Wassioja, Minn. She
also visited friends in Minneapolis
and while there had the pleasure
to attend reunion of her gradual
ting class at Wassioja Seminary.
the class of 1884. All -four mem
bers of the class were present.
Rev. w. A. Shannon, district Su-
perintendent of the Minnesota So
ciety for the Friendless, is in the
city today in the interest of the or
ganization. The object of this So
| ciety is the prevention and ollre of
crime, the reclamation and restor-
atNon Of the criminal and the relief
of the -!friendless and: distressed.
Judge Grindeland of this city, is a
| member of the Board of Directors.
The Hallowell Concert Company
| which appeared here Thursday ev-
ening was appreciated by all who
attended. The concert was given
| under the auspices of the Warren
Baseball association and the man.
| ageTnent is to be congratulated up-1
On securing so excellent an enter
tainIneInt. The attendance was mott
as large as was looked for and only
about twenty dollars was Melted
| the association.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the: Warren Build
ing and Loan Association held on
Monday evening, Albin Young, A. N.
Eckstrom and Chas. Wittensten
| were reelected as members of the
Board of Directors and Aug. A.
Johnson elected as a member of
the Board to fin the vacancy caus-
ed by the death of John Lindbefg.
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