Warren sheaf., 1894-03-08
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"S CouuUy DOdiu ilOIuS u SeSSlOL
this week,
A Good Templars Lodge was
organized in Warren on Thursday
evening last week by Rev. r. H. Bat.
tey Of Crookston.
D. A. Whitney returned home
from Chicago on Friday last week
While away lie made large purchases
ofgoods for his store.
MARRlED; BY IS. Hull, Judge .oi
probate, on March 9Th, 1894, Miss
Minnie Johnson to Mr.. John Swan
son. both OF this county.
Alfred Johnson and wife. of War,
r"nton, departed on. Monday for
Moose Lake, Carlton Co., Mimi, to
s'ylssssrelatises and friends efoos-.a fasWv;
Bert f. Bivens has been appoint.
edpostmaster at Argyle to succeed
Donald Robertson, We always
thought Bayrell had a sinch on tibet
plum, but it seems not.
= The rag social TINT was to have
been held at the residence Of X. 7.
Taraisctii tomorrow evening has
been postponed on account of the
concert, until Friday evening next
week.
Mrs. J. A. Noyes had the misfor-
tune TO Break her leg above the an.
hle an Saturday last week. She
slipped and fell while going between
her neighber, Mr.. Mains, house and
her owl.
"A temperance meeting will be
held in the Swedish Mission church,
next Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock.
AN address will be given by Rev.
Samnelson. All Scandinavians are
cordially invited.
A largely attended meeting to
discuss theliquor question was held
in the Swedish Lutheran church on
Thursday evening last week. The
sentiment was strongly against
granting saloon licenses this year.
Would it not he a good scheme
for some OF our young men and wo-
men to attend the Crookston Nor
mai School 4 Business College this
spring and study bookkeeping, Ste
biography or prepare for teaching?
A little son, one and one-half
years old, of John Hjerpe, died last
Sunday and was buried on, Tuesday.
This unfortunate family has been
severely tried with sickness, aud
needs the sympathy and aid of our
people. Mr.. Hjerpe has been sick a
long while.
: The call is out for the annual
meeting OF the Marshall County AL
lInnce to be held at Argyle, March
22nd, 1894. In the call the presi-
dent, MIR. Cronkhite, states that the
alliance is a purely business organ
'zation for business purposes. The
subject OF binding twine will be dis
cnsse1 ut the meeting.
A. Grin1eland went to Grand
Forks Monday to attend a meeting
of the officers of Grand Forks College
The school had to ba closed for ~
while during the fever epidemic.
Work has been resumed, but the
number of students has been greatly
re'lucca, making reduction in the
teaclIa'g force necessary.
l. LougEritlge returned from
aown last Friday. He brought with
h''m a gentleman by the name oil
'Joinl +. Morrison of Wnnkee, Iowa,
Il man OF means, who hns come to
look over the cornty with a view
OF investing in lands. Mr.. Nor.
rison expressed himself as very much
pleased with the country.
The Spring Term Of the Crooks.
ton Normal. School & Business Col.
lege opens on Mondny, March Goth
All stndies necessary for Teachers
First Grade Certificate, for Book.
keepers aud Stenograplers nrt
taught. Tuition One Dollar pc,
week. Board and room ut very low
rates. For further information atl.
dress B. "A. STRAwBRIDGE,
Cronkston, Minn.
- Ernie "A. Childs, OF Crookston
MINI. died at the hospital in Duluth,
Feb. %, 1891, after q short illness
OF typhoid fever. The body was
brought to Crookston where it was
inferred on the 25th nlt. Deceased
was a young business man nf great
promise and Of more than ordinary
attainnpnts. He was married TIC
Miss Sadie Bradley, OF Warren, in
1889. He leaves u young wife and
daughter, besides many other rela
tiyes, and friends, to mourn his eur
" death.
Sheriff Sinclair went to st. Pau
last week to arrest Louis p. Luther
until within a few months ago, on
express messenger fur the Great
Northern Express Company, on the
line ofroad between Crookston and
ST. Vincent. Said Luther is charged