Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-07-05

G.. o: Bystrom, Of Stephen,
celebrated the Fourth in this city.
'"Beating Back watch for the
parade. =
Peter Rasmussen, one Of Stephens:
well known pioneers, spent the
Fourth in our city. :. :, ;::> 4.
Erick Modin and family, Of Middle
River, visited friends and celebrated
the Fourth in this city"
Thursday afternoon the Ladies
Aid of the Norwegian Synod church
will meet at Mrs. Martin Ander-
sons. Meeting will begin at -33 8: P.
M. * !:
Happy Corner, was we'll repre-
scented at the County Fair and
Fourth of July celebration here yes
terday.
Chester Murk and Miss Minnie
Murk, of Winnipeg, Man., visited
with Warren friends for a few days
returning home on Tuesday. ..>~<=
Fred Solely and K. Jordeshaueen,
two prominent residents of town Of
Moylan came in to-day to see the
County Fair and attend to business
Received at Lundgren, Wittensten
& Co., car load of small tractors,
Of. the we'll known. International
type, come in and see them. Many
were sold last year. !: ~ ~.
Albert Kezar, rural mail :. carrier
on Route No. 1 out of Oslo, arrived
Saturday evening and is spending. "a
portion Of his vacation visiting with
relatives in this city.
Tuesday afternoon, June goth, Mr..
Oscar Tverstol and Miss Maren Lar
son were. united in holy wedlock by
Rev. G. Storaasli. The young couple
will make their future home in Big
Woods.
Emil Peterson, who is employed
on the Henry Keye farm near
Argyle, passed thru Monday on his
way from Thief River Falls, where
he had visited his sister, Mrs. Otto
Klingborg.
There are hundred large out
side rooms all with running cold
and hot water. Private telephone
and many with private bath and
laboratory at the Beaufort Hotel,
Minneapolis.
The. Fc. Rosendahl and J. L..
Mattson families ana >,NIr: Aug
Lundgren autoed to Thief River
Falls Sunday to attend the dedica-
l. ton of the Swedish Lutheran church
Fat that place.
Swan .Lofberg, of Argyle, took in
the attractions at the County Fair
yesterday and also visited with his
daughter, Miss Minnie Lofberg, who
is employed at the Warren Tele-
phone exchange.
William Dahlquist, former
North Star College student, now
editor and publisher of the. Lam
caster Herald, was here yesterday
to take in the Birth of a. Nation and
other, attractions. .., 40, ..,....... e..
The Melo* Ladies Aid society will
hold their annual bazaar, at Andrew
Olson's place, July 9Th. Warm din
ner will be served at noon and auc-
ton after dinner. Everybody cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Constipation causes headaches
sallow color, dull sickly eyes, makes
you feel out of sorts all over.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
Danish constipation Try it without
fail:-Warren Pharmacy. 3"
! Andrew J. Johnson, field man for
| the be-. Pioneer Land & Loan Company,
and his family, left last Saturday
for their old home at Ranken, nj,
where they will visit with relatives
and friends for a few. weeks.
Mrs. Ebert Bede and family of
Cottage Grove, Oregon, are guests
at the home of w. O. Braggans.
~'AA' SuS, WIN was connected With
the Sheaf some years ago, is now
publishing a paper in. Oregon.
0. M. Westlin and family. Of
Flom, Minn., arrived Monday for a
visit with Mr.. Westlin's parents and
with other relatives and friends.
llMr. Westlin is the cashier of the
Farmers State Bank of Flom.
John A. Lundquist and son Philliu
and daughter Minnie, of Wanger,
were Warren visitors Monday.
Another son, Herbert Lundouist,
who is in business at Wahpeton, N.
d., was here also on a visit at the
same time.
Rev: J. A. Urness, of Usage, Iowa,
a former pastor, occupied the pulpit
in the United Lutheran church on
Sunday last. From here he went to
visit relatives at Grygla, but will
return to attend the district mission
meeting at Bigwoods tomorrow