Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03
Remember the date, Monday, Mar.

the U. j. church Will meet with Mrs.
X. j. Taralseth on Tuesday evening,
March 9.
NJ Negaard who is employed on
the Tullar farm left last Thursday
for the Rainy River country to DIS
pose Of acclaim which he owns.
j Miss Minnie Skog and Miss Edith
Lindstrand left Monday for Oslo to
| resume teaching in their respective
schools near that village.
| S. E. Sloan, of Foldahl, is in town
town today making arrangements for
a stock sale to be held on his farm
on March %.
The U. L. church is holding dis
trict meeting in Avarado this week
A number Of Warren people are in
attendance.
c. H. Hopwood spent a few days at
Viking and Thief River Falls the lat
ter part of last week, looking after
the land interests of w. A. Knapp.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Mission church, will meet Thursday
afternoon March 18th in the church.
All are cordially invited by Mrs. Gust
Lindstrand.
Robert Rosendahl and sister Miss
Dora Rosendahl, of Kinsman, ILL.,, ar
rived last Thursday for visit at the
home Of their uncle, Ed Rosendahl, Of
East Riverside Farm.
Miss Elna Erickson left Monday
evening for Radium to resume teach
ing near there after having been in
/ attendance at the teachers conven-
ton.
M. Sutherland has remodeled the
large rooming house on Calvin Ave,
near the court house. Will let part
to family. Call any morning. All
rooms are well lighted and airy.
Paul Paulson Of Alexandria, arriv-
| ed last Friday morning and proceed
/ ed to Alvarado where he formerly
lived, and where he was to visit rela-
tives and friends and attend to mat
ters Of business.
Rev. J. G. Wilson has returned
: home from Minneapolis, where he UNI
derwenb an operation, and feels
greatly improved in health, altho not
yet strong enough to attend to his
ministerial duties,
Bishop Bjorge Of Red Wing, is
making a visitation OF the Synod Luz
: theran churches in this part of the
7 state. He preached an impressive
sermon in English at the Synod
| church in this city on Tuesday eve
e ming.
The c. A. Nelson family has moved
: into town, having sold their farm in
Boxville and disposed of their stock
and farm machinery at auction. They
will occupy the A. P. Frank house on
. the west side Their many friends
: in the city welcome them. 7
|; Ephraim johnson hasssold his half
section farm in town Of Bristlet and
: as part of the consideration has OBJ
tanned the E. F.. Whitney residence
property in this city. Mr.. johnson
|, is advertising an auction sale, and af-
/ ter that is held will move to town
r with his family.
Vim. Potucek of Radium, attended
: the Teachers and School Officers
ri Convention here last week. While
here he made trip to Argyle tt
make short visit with his old friend
Ernest Cleem, returning to Warner
/ on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Potu
| eek says he was we'll entertained al
the Cleem home.
II w. J. Brown, former county attor-
ney of Marshall County, is to start ;
new bank at Warroad, we hear, anc
expects to move his family there il
the near future. The prospects Of
coal mining becoming great indus
try in that locality is probably one 0:
the inducements that led Mr.. Brown
to establish bank there.
II Miss Clara Bake who has been alb
sent from her post in the w. w. Rey
leck store since last August on &C
count of ill health, will resume he
duties Monday, March 1st. Mis-.
Bake will come direct from Chicago
where for the past two weeks she ha
been taking a course in the Gossar
\ Corset Co., training school, Crooks
ton Press.
Judge and Mrs. P. H. Holm return
ed home Sunday morning from Re
seau, where they attended the funers
of Mr. Holm's father. The funers
was one Of the largest ever seen i
the county, friends and old settler
from far and near being present t
show their last respects to the de
1 parted pioneer. The floral tribute
among them number of set pieces
were especially beautiful
Special Attraction! 1.The Winnin
liz Of Parhora Worth, at +ho Warren or