Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-18
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Quite a number OF our citizens
attended the Marshall county fair at
Warren this week. =.
Jack Sands has been laid up with
poison ivy a few days this week, ev-
identity caught while hunting.
Nearly all the young folks from
this burg attended the basket social
at the Hanson school house last Sat-
urday evening. A .-'.% Z
Henning Smith left for Minneapo-
lis last week to resume his studies
after a years vacation.
A. P .N0rdlund returned home on
Monday morning from Minneapolis
where he has been under the care
of a physician for THE past six
months, Anton is able to be around
again but is not strong enough to
1u11U oil Ills tlCS.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Malm Thurs
day afternoon.
Dan Dahlstrom has pat UP some
new hitching posts in front of his
confectionery store.
Frank Johnson made business
trip ITO Warren Friday
The section crew was called cut
to N. D. last week 20 clean up a
wreck near Adams.
Carl Sands is again back at his
post after few weeks threshing.
Miss Alma Olson spent day with
her parents at Viking his week.
Walter Johnson and OTIS Holt
Sundayed at Warren.
Lars Rykken of Grand Forks is
visiting friends here this week be-.
fore going to Montana where he in
tends to make his future home.
L. M. Olson of Warren, was
business caller here the first part of
the week. .. .--
Axel Paulson and Teddy Kaeg
rode their heet-footed horses to.
Warren Monday to take in the fair,
but they did not enter them in any
of the races. H..
Nels Hendric ckson and Lewis Sands
|autoed to Warren Saturday evening
in the latter's car, Hendrickson; to
consult a doctor.
Miss Minnie Thomas of Warren.
visited friends here Thursday.
Lars Sundin returned home from
the Twin Cities and parts of Wis
consin Monday where he has been
visiting relatives. He also took in
the state fair.
Ole T. Olson, our former landlord,
was business caller here last
week.
Al. Nystrom unhaded a carload
of coal the other day.
David Hill is again employed at
the 500 depot.
Misses Wahlund and Nortenson
boarded the east bound local for
Warren Tuesday evening ito attend
the Marshall County Fair.
Henry Backstrom Thinks dt's get
ting rather cold by the way he had
his hat pulled down the other NOR
ming or. could it have been on ac-
count of the wind? ~s.r ..
A sound Of wedding bells was
heard Monday evening when Ralph
w. Mackie and Agnes Nelson were
united in marriage. Both parties
are well known in this local7ty as
Agnes has lived in this neighbor-
hood all her life, Ralph coming up
from Illinois three or four years
ago and is a prospective farmer.
The reporter wishes both long,
happy married life. Gongratula-
tions. 55% = -.
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Olga Bloomsness and Agnes Sands
spent Sunday at their parental
homes. s@ H. ...
Maurice Peterson was seen on our
streets again with q smiling face,
wonder why? r.
T. E. Dahlgren and family made a
business trip to Stephen Wednesday
afternoon. 4.
School was closed Wednesday on
account of the fair at Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam epauhiny
and baby, of Aberdeen, S. D., arclv-
ed Sunday for . visit with Mrs.
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