Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-11

M. e. Todd returned to The cit,
! yesterday ,norhiig.
-Lunh gren Bros. are shipping
several car loads OF brick to Donald
son, in kittson county.
The meeting of the county boart
which was to be held May 24th, has
been adjourned to June 7th.
IS. G. EllinGson arrived in the
city last Saturday to spend II few
days renewing old acuuniutances.
The annual meeting OF the Mar
shall and kittson counties Bible So
cirty will be held in the NJ f. churcl
next Sunday evening.
C. G. Winchester took the Grca t
! Northern train yesterday for Penn
bina N. d., being called there by the
serious illness OF his brother.
The Nj. M.E.SundaySchool will give
n concert in the church tomorrow
(Friday) evening, A good program
has been gotten up for the occasion
MARRIED: Engcbrrt Myklc-
borg and Bpothe Westad, both OF
the town OF Sandsvillc, Polk Co.,
were married by Ole Sand, Justice OF
the peace OF Vega, Marshall Co., on
Sunday, May 7th 1898.
- Manager Wood OF the Pembinn
farm informs us that the ground is
now in a a..splendid condition for seed
ing and that the work is progressing
nicely. He expects to have all his
wheat sown the fore part OF next
week.
u. S. Hilleboe, the popular book
keeper for X. j. TaraIseth, has taken
a vacation fora few weeks, during
which time he will visit friends in dif-
ferent parts OF this state and North
Dakota, and also his old home in
Wisconsin. Before returning he ex-
pccts to take in or be taken in by the
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
The Young Peoples Society, OF
OF the Swedish Lutheran church, will
give an entertainment in the C. J.
johnson building, on Friday eve
ming, May II. Coffee and cake will
be served alter the literary exercises.
Admission % cents. Tickets may
be purchased at SnEAr office, and at
the door.
i. NJ. Stanton went up to Ar
"yle Monday, where lie appeared in
Justice court for the Minnesota Fire
association inan action Which that
company brought against about -
farmers of Marshall county, who re-
fuse to pay their notes given the COM
pnny Tor insurance. At the REQUEST
Of the plaintiff the cases were contin-
ued one montI,.-polll Co. Jouinal.
- The Warren Fire Department.
has made arrangements for Il grand
ball to be given at Edwards hall
on the evening of the 18th OF May.
The money raised on thar occasion
will go to the purchase Of uniforms
and other supplies for the company,
hence the boys have a right to ex-
pect the hearty co-opera ton and en-
cOurAgement OF the citizens of War
rem.
- Judge Frank Ives and court
Stcnographar b. A. Strawbridge
came down from Crookston on Mon
day to open UP nnd adjourn court
and transact other business not re-
qnlring a inry. The time set for the
adjourned term to convene was
changed from June 18th, as first
announced. to July 31st next, as the
Judge could not be here conveniently
on the former date. Jurors and all
Others interested will please bear
this in mind.
"A runaway accident occurred on
Tuesday morning in which Otto Ed
wnrdh had the misfortune to brcal,
a leg He held the lines of Jacob Ell
stads team as an act Of accomnoda-
ton while Mr.. Elst;ld was lifting a
box onto the wagon, and while do
ing this the horses got frightened
from the whistle of the Great North
ern engine and started on a run.
Mr.. EdWnrdh, instead OF relaxing
his hold on the lines, held onto them,
but was thrown against the road
grader, which stands on the railroad
right-of-way just east of the depot,
with above results. Both bones
were broken on the left leg little
below the knee, and he will proba-
bly, he laid up for some time. The
team ran up against the bridge
across the railroad ditch, Il few
rods from where they started, where
the wagon caught and the horses
stopped.