Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-13
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DR.. E. N. Schoen, Of Ortonville,
Mimi, visited at the J. P. Mattson
home for few days last week.
Washington at Valley Forge in 4
parts with Francis Ford and Grace
.Gunard at Dreamland Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mcintyre left
Monday for Hot Springs, Ark, where
they will spend the remainder Of the
winter. 49,: - .~<
Dance! Dance! Dance! at the Big
Masquerade at the Warren opera
house Friday, Jan. %. Tickets $1.00,
gallery Csc.
H. L. Melgaard, the banker-famer
Of Argyle, came down Monday to at
tend the annual meeting of the State
Bank held on Tuesday, ~~~. +.
w. r. Low of Crookston, transact
ed business in the city Monday in
connection with the new state high
way on the Pembina trail.
Attorney A. A. Miller Of Crookston,
attended the annual meeting Of the
First National Bank, of this city, on
Tuesday. Mr.. Miller is a stakeholder
in the bank.
The Spaulding Farm shipped six
fine Holstein heifer calves to Kenne-
dy, MINI. They had been sold to a
progressive farmer and stock raiser
at that place.,
Miss Olive Wahlund, a teacher in
the Alvarado schools, was in the city
Tuesday between trains, coming from
Minneapolis, where she spent the .hol-
idays with her parents.
Miss Ella Hill left on the flyer on
Saturday evening for Minneapolis,
Mimi, and from there she will pro-
coed to Franklin, Mimi, where she
will stay with an aunt, who is ILL.,.
The ninth annual report of the hos
pital shows over 1900 patients cared
for to date and 700 were treated dur
ing 1914. Many patients had to be
refused admission on account of lack
Of room and were sent to other insti-
tutions.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Allen returned
Monday from their wedding. trip to
points in Wisconsin, and southern
Minnesota and will add one. new home
to our city. Mr.. Allen is again back
on his job with the. spaulding Eleva-
| tor Co.
| Magnus Borgeson, of Henning,
Mimi, is visiting old friends in: the
lefty for day or two He formerly
lived in Kittson* county, and used to
patronize the old Warren mill when Il
| was the only mill in this part of the
/ state. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. And ~Melgard left
Monday. for Moscow, Idaho, to visit
a brother Of Mr.: Melgard. They viii
also extend their trip to Seattle ant
other points on the coast and in al
probability take in the expositions a
San Francisco and San Diego, Cal
before they return home.
II 800:
L. NJ. Mithun, who formerly wa.
county superintendent Of schools o
Marshall County, sold out his news
paper, The Elmore Eye, at Elmore
MIMI, short time ago. He has nov
entered the newspaper business agai1
having bought the Buffalo Journal, a
Buffalo,. Mimi, from T. s SAVIOR.
Fl Munger & Son shipped yesterday
fine 0. ]. C. boar to Hallock TO
Olander Benson, a farmer near Ian
caster, Mimi. During the past yea
Munger & Son have sold .1O4 hea'
that have been shippd to points il
southern Minnesota, to North an
South Dakota, Iowa, Montana an
Wisconsin. ,-..
Peter Juhlin, one of the respecte
pioneer farmers from near Newfol
den, was Warren visitor Monday
He had visited at Alvarado for fe,
days and was on his way home Nj
Juhlin and the editor had some joll
good times together way back i
1928 on the Woodward farm
where we were both then working.
L. A. Dahlin has again taken owe
the business of the Scandal Hotel o
the east side, which he has had lease
during the. past year to Martin Kul
seth. of Viking. Mr.. Dahlin kept
good, clean place when he :, was i
charge before and he wants hi
friends and. farmers generally to n
member. him and his hotel when the
come to. Warren. s=z+a:..-z.-
Mr.. Lewis F. Bramscher, of Moos
Jaw, Sask., Canada, is spending fe,
days in our city, visiting his brothe1
the Rev: Vim. ,Bramscher, Of the Gel
imam Lutheran church. Mr. Bran
lscher has just returned from Chicag
where he attended the wedding Of hi
brother, Rev. Carl Bramscher Of Fra
zee, Mimi, and Miss Molly Rennbacl
both of whom are well known IN Til