Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-28
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-. -. Minus, OF Euclid, was in
town Tuesday.
After December 10Th there will
he daily mail service between Rosea,,
and Stephen.
Mrs. Ole Hanson, Of New Solum,
left for Rio, Columbia Co., Wis, on
Wednesday last to sitrelativcs AID
friends. ....~.
DO not fail to call at Taralseth,s
I1 bargains in all departments.
A Polander from near Jadis was
killed by falling out of his wagon at
Stephen on Tuesday evening. His
neck was broken.
- Andrew Johnson, of Wurrenton,.
has taken homestead in Rosean
county. He will keep his Marshall
county land, however.
Bonn: 70 Nils Johnson, in town
of Mc'.rea, II girl, on Monday this
week.
10 7. O. Osbprg, town of McCrea,
on Friday last week, a girl. -' -
Eugene Dady returned home yes-
terday morning from Wabasha,
Mimi, where he performed the last
sad duty to u beloved father, who
died while he was there.
The well-known singers, The
Hutchinson Family, will give a con.
cert for the benefit Of the public
school library at the Opera House
on the evening OF December 7th.
The boom in the matrimonial
line OF late is attributed to the fact
that Albert i.undgren has been in
the conrt house issuing marriage
licensees rs deputy clerk OF court. ,.
e. J. Vigen and Chas. Hanson
Of New SOlum transacted business in
town yesterday. Mr.. Hanson sold "A
load of beef for $55, equal to 135
bushels OF wheat. That's the way to
farm.
= The home Of August Lnndgren
was blest by the arrival of girl No.
3. on Friday night last week. Mr..
LuhdgreD was kept busy all daySat-
urday setting up the cigars on "tllc
new woman
Have you seen the latest in dress
goods at Taralseth~.
A. &. Setterholm was in town
Saturday. He reports Benjamin.
Harrison and knute Nelson growing
Justify, and like the great men after
whom they are named, eager for pie,
mot politically.
- Alfred Olson, OF Viking, had his
arm broken above the elbow by being
caught between the drive belt and
cylinder OF threshing machine last
week. DR.. MCCLELLAN was ont and at
tended to his injuries. He will not
lose the arm.
"A unique menu, including boiled
thanks, served at the Thanksgiving
snpper in the c. J. johnson building
tonight by the ladies OF the Swedish
Lnth. church. Supper ready at 6
o'clock Everybody cordially iuvit-
ed. After supper comes the auction
sale.
- John Peterson, who has been
ont Of tl,r asy,nm since last sprirg
was rr-conmitted on Monday las,
ny Judge Hull, some of his acriurs
antely making such II step necessary
lie has the hallnrinA ton that othr
people are seeking to take his lif-
VIM. Box took him to the ASYLUM.
Linn l.oughridghe returned Mon
day from the immigration conypn
tion at st. Paul. He reports an en-
thnsiastic meeting, and thinks much
good will result tilerefrom. He had
with him couple ears of corn raised
by Ole Thompson OF this county,nnd
says they were the best samples
there.
Iver Winherg and Bessie Heg-
land were married at Crookston,
Mimi, last Friday, Nov. 22nl. The
anppy couple are now at home in
Warren. Mr.. Winberg is one OF the
clerks OF K. J.Tnralseth. The many
friends of the Young people wish
them plenty of sunshine in their
onrney through life.
= A young man by the name OF
Thomas Merritt is serving IL 60 days
sentence in the county Jail for steal
ing nm Overcoat from I4ofgren &
Merdlnk at Stephen. Another young
man ny the name Of John D. Jones is
serving Il 30 days sentence for steal
ing ten dollnrs' worth OF clothing ut
Argyle. A poor way to keep warm,
young men.
DR.. Watts, Of Crookstor, died
Inst Week of typhoid fever. He had
been u prncticing physician in this
pnrt OF the state for seventeen, years,
and was universally loved and re-