Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03
Whitney leads in low oriees.

hhoOiier SOAKING ram on Friday
evening stopped threshing for the
rest-of the week.
BoRN;-To Mr., and Mrs, Peter Fl.
ickson, a girl.-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Larson, a boy.
r. Sykes, OF Manchester, En-
gland, arrived here Yesterday on
colonization purposes.
Thomas Topper, OF Augsburg,
has arrived in the city and will so.
iourn here during the winter.
Mrs. B. S. Chaplin and children
returned on Friday from Michigan
where they have been on a prolonged
visit.
Peter Brown has taken charge OF
the Minnesota 4 Dakota elevator in
place Of E. l. Royem, who has re-
signed.
Mrs. w. w. Wood went to Min
neapolis Tuesday evening as a dele
gate to the annu al Conference of the
n. E. Church.
P. b. Malberg has purchased a
couple OF residence lots in the north
west part OF the city, on Central
Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Powell, with
children, returned Tuesday morning
from their visit to southern Mime.
sofa and other points.
Il. Loughridge was down into
Polk county and watched them build
the Northern Pacific Yesterday.
They have finished three miles.
Rev. j. NJ. Brown left Monday
for Minneapolis to attend the annual
conference. He will probably there
receive assignment to new field Of
labor.
Frnns Franseon has purchased
some residence lots on Central Park
avenue. Central Park is getting to he
n favored location for residences. 1t
is one OF the best sheltered spots in
the city.
= Rev. A. Bergin, OF Sanborn, N.
d., has accepted the call from the
Swedish Lutheran congregations at
Warren, Vega, Lower Snake and Ny
skOga, and will be here about No
vember LIST.
A gentleman artist from the
east side OF town thought he would
take in the Scandinavian church last
Sunday night but was excommuni-
Gated by bull before he could gain
admittance.
A.play entitled "The Ugliest OF
Seven was given by the I. O. G. T.
last Friday evening at the Opera
House. B 5. Chaplin took the prin-
cipal partty)-that is, the "ugliest.' Z
And they did it so well they had to
do it again again, Inst night.
The editor OF this paper left last
Friday for st. Paul, to Join the Min
nesota quill pnshers' excursion to the
Atlantn (Ga.) Cotton Exposition,
and also to visit several Of the fam
oas battlefields, where the gallnnt
soldiers fought When he comes back
lie will have a tale to tell.
Otto Haug's team took a spin
around town with n wagon on Tues
day afternoon. They landed in the
backyard up against Koppang's
barn. No damage resulted except a
5 hole through the wall of the barn,
pierced by the efront end Of the tongue.
A pig was in the wagon but he never
sqnealed.
-Thos. F. Stevens, formerly editor
OF the Warren Register, now editor
Of the Nappanee Qnd. } Advance, ar
rived Monday morning for brief
sojourn in this city. He will edit the
Register during the absence Of G. L.
Stevens, who is away on the Mime
sofa editors excursion to the South
ern States.
Rube Allyn, the elocntionist, and
dramatic reciter, who it will he re.
membered gave a performances Of his
art at the Opera house last winter. is
again headed this way, and will bs
here on the evening of October 11th
under the auspices Of the Ladies Aid
Society (Presbl Don't fail to hea,
HIM. He is good. Ask any OF those
WHO heard him lust winter and they
will tell you So
Newspaper men are blamed will
II lot III things they cant help; slcl
us using partiality III mentioning
visitors, giving news about some
folks and le,.ying ont Others, etc
They simply print the news they c,,l
tind. Some people inform them u
sucl, things, and oth+rslo not Al
editor should not he expected tc
know the name aud residence of Ill
yonr nncles. nnI'ts and cousins. even
ifi,e should see them vet off and a.
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