Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-07-02
WantedGirl at Hotel Warren.

Wanted-Girl at Hotel Warren.
I Miss Agnes Hilleboe spent the week
end with the home folks.
DR.. Theodor Bratrud left last even.
ing for Detroit to attend to business.
P. J. Holan left last Saturday even
ing for International Falls to visit
with friends. ,..s.. ..s..az..
A discount of ten per cent on all
crockery during Fair Days at the
Bazaar store. +.
Hilmer Hendr1ckson, of Britton, s.
D., arrived this morning for visit
over the Fourth.
P. O. Sletten, of Wahpeton, N. D.,
visited with his daughter, Mrs. H. NJ.
Blegen, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O.. Cheney visited
relatives in Fergus Falls last week,
making the trip by auto:
Mrs. Albin Stromberg left Friday
evening for Crookston, to visit her hus-
band who is employed there. &
Mrs. Ruth Peterson and daughter, Of
International Falls, are visiting at the
l.. A. Bueche home in this city.
Boys and girls are having a. great
deal Of sport this afternoon wading
and swimming in the flooded bitches.
The nation may have gone dry but
sufficient. moisture fell in this--yicinity
| on July list and End to satisfy most
people. ID ~. a.. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Naeseth and
daughter, Lois, left Monday evening for
visit at Mrs. Naeseth's former home
at Kenyon, MINI. ILL., ~ :
Mrs. r. M. Prytz returned home Sat
urday from visit at Duluth and Sand
stone, MINI. Mrs. Sandwich, of Sand
stone, accompanied her back here for a
visit. Co.
/ Mrs. JOrgan Anderson and daughters,
Emma and Lorraine, left Sunday even
! ing, after having spent several weeks
visiting at the home Of B. Knudtson
near Warren. -. 49,.
Peter Rasmussen, Of Stephen, came
down from Stephen this afternoon. Mr..
Rasmussen is the janitor in the public
school at Stephen and has served in
that capacity for about ten years.
The articles Of incorporation of the
Marshall County Farm Bureau asso-
citation were filed with the Register OF
Deeds on June 30th. The association
was incorporated in order to meet the
requirements of the Division Of Agri.
| culture. %s<=~Sz< - ::
An automobile party. that came up
from Crookston, visited at the Judge
Grindeland home on Sunday. The
party was composed of G. A. Aubol and
the Misses Hilmen, of Crookston Rev
| A. G. Quammen, Of Morris. Mimi, and
Mrs. .Kalheim, of Detroit, MINI. -.
Many residences and business houses
in the city had considerable water in
their Easements as result Of the
! water backing up in the sewers The
drainage system proved inadequate tt
carry off the unusually large flow OF
water from the down-pour Of rain. =.
Prof and Mrs. G. E. Siostrand ar
rived home last Friday from: attend
ance at the meeting of the Augustana
Synod at Lindsborg, Kan. On theil
way home they visited friends II
Wahoo Lincoln and Omaha, in thu
state: of Nebraska. They report a very
enjoyable trip. = =.
The Warren Farmers Stock Shipping
Association shipped mixed carload Of
cattle and hogs to the South st. Pau
market last week. The hogs brought
5000 per cwt., cattle So to $3.50, ani
a veal $3.50 per cwt. The total re
ceipts from the car amounted to abou
($2,100. Louis Sim went down will
the shipment. i: r.
A. Hogberg, one Of town Of Foldahl'.
well known pioneer farmers, has moved
to. Warren with his family this week
Some time ago he purchased the Algo
Rosen house in tie western part O.
town. Mr., Hogberg will now live tn,
life of retired farmer in this city
after more than thirty years of hare
work on the farm. We welcome thi
excellent family to our city.
Rev. S. w. Swenson and Aug. Lund
gren returned home this morning iron
a visit at Fergus Falls and Alexandria
They report that the Swedish Lutheran
church in Fergus Falls was damage
to the extent Of $4,000 to $1,000 by tn
recent tornado. Congregations in tn
Red River Valley Conference will b
asked to aid the Fergus Falls congrega
ton in repairing the damage. The dam
age to the Northwestern College j
about $4,000
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Gilbert an
daughter, Florence, Mrs. G. A. Berg an
son, Cecil, of Minneapolis, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Rasmus Hage, returned Monda
from 1900 mile auto tour through til
lake region to the twin cities and LAX
City, Mimi, the former home of TIL