Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-23
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Danct!!'ss Monday, May 2Sth. NAL
elbows orchestra, at the Warren Opera
House. n
~ ssf you want fine location for
building a home see A. E.. Mattson
or E. r. Kezar.
Miss Hazel Lund returned Monday
from T a Oslo where she has spent few
days visiting with friends.
{, One and two row cultivators Of
latest improved styles. For sale by
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
The next regular meeting of the
BoXville Farmers Club will be held
"wednesday, June, 9Th in place Of Fri
day, June1.
i i think watches and jewelry
make the very best graduation
gifts as they usually last longer
than great many others.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Seeley, Of Red
Lake Falls, autoed to this city Sun
day, to attend the base ball game.
They also, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs w. II. Dixon.
D. G. Fulton and wife and Claude
Vented and wife, from Ada, and Mrs.
s. D. Snyder, Of Jackson, Mimi, auto
ed to this city from Ada, to spend Sat
urday and Sunday with the c. r.
Snyder family at Hotel Warren
MI. and Mrs. 0. B. Carlson and
baby, of Coleraine, Mimi, are here
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Olof Carlson, parents of the former.
Mr.. Carlson is assistant cashier of the
First National Bank of Coleraine.
The veteran newspaper man, H. e.
Mussey, of the Grygla Eagle, was a
visitor in the city yesterday, having
motored here with George A. Johnson
and H. A. Anderson, Grygla bankers,
who came to attend the bankers meet
ing to consider the Liberty Loan.
Mr.. Christ Solvig, Route 4, was in
last Saturday and made arrangements
with LundgrenWitten & Co., for
one Of these Wide Spread Manure
Spreaders of course he wanted it, so
as to be able to produce bumper crop
which is needed more now than ever.
Miss Henrietta Edwardh, who has
been visiting relatives at Granum, Al
berta, Canada, for about a year, re-
turned to her home in this city Mon
day. She was accompanied here by
her sister, Mrs. John Marsh and her
three children, who will make a visit
with friends here and at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Gust Wickman. Mrs.
Marshs maiden name was Hilma
Edwardh. 1t is about ten years ago
since she left this place for Canada.
Inadvertently omitted last week. {.
Mark Oseth, who graduated from
the Warren High School, class of 1901,
afterwards taking courses in stem
ography and law and has for several
years now been practicing lawyer at
Minot, n. D., boarded the Great Nor
thern here on Sunday evening on his
way TO-, Fort Smelling to enter the
training school for army officers. Mrs.
Oseth will stay with her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p. Oseth, in
Big Woods, during his absence in the
army. She and the brothers of Mark
Oseth came along to Warren to see
him off. That Mark will make mark
for himself as a soldier all who know
him confidently predict.
Carl S. Dahlquist, former postmaster
and business man of Warroad, return.
ed yesterday from a trip to New York
Pennsylvania, and Washington, D. G.
He has recently disposed of most OF
his property interests at Warroad and
is looking about for new location
On the whole, he was not very favor
ably impressed with farming condi
tiOns in the east, particularly in re
4 gard to the hills and rough. broken ma
ture of the surface and the ightness
Of the soil. yet there were notable ex
ceptions. Mr.. Dahlquist saw some at
tractive spots and though he has no.
fully made up his mind, he thinks il
not improbable but that he and family
may move east to reside He spen
some time taking in the great sight:
at Washington and he also stopped of
!, at Oxford, Penn, where he saw thu
John J. Anderson family, who recent
ly moved from here, and where Mr.
Van Pelt also has bought farm. MI
Dahlquist and family will stay will
Mr.. Dahlquist's parents in this cit!
until they finally decide upon where t.
establish their future home.