Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-06-24
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0. W. Hauglid on Monday.
If you cannot take in the entire five
days of the Chautauqua you should
secure a program and carefully look
it over so that you can arrange to be
there on the day or days when the
performances will appeal to you.
O. ]. Carlson and John Engen were
at Warren with hay on Tuesday.
Arne Anderson and John Engen
baled hay for Joel Engelstad in Bris-
let on Wednesday and Friday.
S. E. Olson was out touring the
country in his runabout on Tuesday.
Mrs. Peterson and Monrad Ander-
son were in Warren shopping on
Tuesday. &.
Warren Hamrick, Filing Olson,
transacted business in Angus on
Tuesday.
! Simon Olson lost valuable colt on
Tuesday.
! Christ Solvik has a stray horse
which he would like removed at once.
! 0. A. Omdahl Of Brislet was at
0. j. Pederson's assisting in bringing
them over after dinner.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson ac-
companied by Oscar Olson and Mar
( tina Carlson took Mrs. Abbot of
Crookston, to O. w. Hauglid's We'd
nesday evening, calling at the Filing
Olson home enroute home.
Miss Mabel C. Roam, former res
ident Of Brislet who with her folks
moved to Spicer, Mimi. two years
ago, arrived at Angus on Thursday
for visit with friends in this vici-
nifty. How long she will stay is not
yet decided but it is the wish of her
many friends that she shall spend
all summer here.
| Barthold Engen who has been at
tending the state normal school at
Moorhead the past year, came up this
week for a brief visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Agnes Carlson met Miss
Roam at Angus Thursday morning.
The Misses Mabel Roam, Alma Sa-
Their, Agnes Carlson and Alma Peder-
son spent Thursday evening at the
Filing Olson home.
Hans Christopherson, Jess Farms
worth, Warren Hamrick and son
Frank, James Lindamood, Filing o.
son and son Simon, and Miss Gena
Olson were Angus sheppers on sFris
day. Z y,
, Mrs. Christ Vanseth Of Angus,
spent Friday morning at Filing Oh
son. &a
Among those who attended the
sewing society at Gustaf Peterson's
in Brislet on Friday were the Filing
Olson family, Mrs NJ Carlson, Mrs.
10. w. Hauglid, Mrs. Abbot, Mes
danes, Roam, Carlson, Olson and Hal
sd and the Olson and Engen brothers.
Henry Sande made brief trip to
Radium on Friday.
J. NJ Olson and Warren Hamrick
transacted business in Warren on
Friday.
John M. Olson Co., assisted by N.
M. Engen were busy pressing hay
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Joringdahl Of
Numedahl autoed to 0. ]. Pederson's
on Saturday. Mr.. Joringdahl has
contracted some road work in this 10
cality.
O. J. Westlnan Of Foldahl, was out
this way on Saturday looking after
his sales Of fence posts. Filing Oh
son and Warren Hanorick acconpan-
led him to Angus in the afternoon to
help unload a car.
Alma Sather was at. Filing Olson's
on Saturday giving Miss Annie music
lessons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Ghristopherson
and Miss Olga, and Mr.. and Mrs. FL
ling Olson and Jr family were guests
at Albin Christopherson's Sunday.
Barthold Engen and Oscar Olson
spent Sunday afternoon with S. D.
and E. J. Olson.
| Miss Gena Olson, Q. j.. Carlson,
Nels, John and Barthold Engen and
Simon, Ellis and Oscar Olson were
guests at the Carlson home Sunday
evening. Miss Carlson serving lunch
and Miss Roam entertaining at music
| Miss Josie Knudsen Of Crookston
arrived at Ole Gjerde's Saturday 70,
weeks visit.
The ladies' aid will be held or
Thursday, June Is at Mrs. Ole
i Gjerde's home.
Think Of it! Five big days Of high
class entertainment. Besides being
entertaining, they are educational
Can you afford to miss them # yor
miss them you will always regret it
if you take them in you will jo1
down these remarks in Your diary
"Life would be but q pleasant dream
if every day was like those spent a
the Redpath. Vawter Chautauqua a
Warren, June % to July 2.'' Onl,
imagine yourself taken down TO thu
q Panama canal and see the grea'
steam shovels work, the dredges, tn.
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