Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-11
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Whitney leads in low prices.

"o" Ia ooWA yeSIeruuy.
John r. Ostrom, returned Tues.
day from a flying trip to St. Paul.
Olof l.. Brekkestrand, postmas-
ter at West Valley, was in town
Tuesday.
- Ex-county supt. Nelson was in
town yesterday delivering subscrip-
tion books.
- Mrs. DR.. Stone and son, Of 4.
gyle, returned last Saturday SN
trip to the Pacific coast. " -
e. +. Whitney u,
turned home + Gnu family re-
.,aay this week.
49,. ~ .ei'l-born child was born in
" 'amily of Chas. johnson, of Far.
ley, on Friday morning hst week.
- Mrs. L. Lamberson and dauyh.
ter Flora, and Mrs. G. s. Wattam
visited friends in Crookston on FRI.
day last week.
Gardner Woolery has drilled an
nrtesian we'll for Mr.. Schantzen, OF
Comstock, and secured good flow
OF water at q depth OF $50 feet.
MARRIED: On April 9th, 1895,
ut Warren, Minn., by Justice ]. P.
Easton, Mr.. John Stone to Miss Owl.
ia Johnson, both OF this county.
Rev. A. Knudson, Presiding Ell
der, from st. Paul, will preach morn
ing and evening, Sunday, April 18th.
All are invited to attend at Slee's
Hall.
- The natural increase OF popula-
zion in the city OF Warren for the
month OF March was no less than
ton, and it wasn't IN extraordinary
month either.
Charley Burseth is in North
Dakota looking after collections for
the Mccormick company. His head
quarters will be at Devils Lake for a
month or more.
Licenses to wed have been taken
out this week by Ole Iverson and
Helen Abrahamson, Ole j. Skoglund,
and Sigrid Nilsson, Lars Christian
Jorgenson and Anna Jorgenson.
-Chas. Brady got back from Flo
rida last Saturday, and reports hav-
ing had a very pleasant trip. Mrs.
Bradley stopped to visit with friends
in Illinois, and did not return with
him.
Every chimney in town ought
to be thoroughly cleaned and the
winters accumulation OF soot re-
: moved. Let this be attended to by
every house owner in town. 1t may
prevent disastrous fire.
- Let every citizen interested in
the welfare OF the children and the
advancement of our schools attend
the mass meeting to be held at the
Court House Hall on Friday evening
this week to discuss the matter OF
building q new school house.
On the train from Crookston
last Saturday we met Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Curhort, who were return
ing from n several months visit in
the East md South. Mr. J. B. King,
q friend of theirs, accompanied them
Mr.. Clrhnrt is the present owner Of
the fine bonanza farm, formerly
known as the Tarbell farm, few
miles south OF this city.
Geo. Purvis, OF Argyle, General
Agent for the Land Department Of
the Great Northern Railway Co., re-
turned Tuesday from Cokato, Minn.,
and other points, where he has been
talking up emigration. He predicts
n large influx OF settlers to the Red
River Valley the coming summer. A
large party will come from Cokato
soon to look over the country.
Mr.. Jas. Scott, our populnr
grain merchant, returned from Scot
land last Tuesday, and brought with
him q handsome bride: They were
married ON Feb. 27, ut 8 Kilnburil
Place, Newport, Fifeshire, Scotland.
by Rev. Neil Mcleod. assisted by
Rev. Mclsac. The happy bride il
Jemima Bell, twin daughter of the
late David Matthew OF Scotland.
The happy couple are warmly vel,
coined to Argyle, and will commence
housekeeping at once in their hand
some residence on the East side
Argyle Banner.
A golden wedding, the first ever
held in this city, we believe, was cele.
brated last Sunday afternoon. The
esteemed couple who have lived hap
PLY together for half a century are
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Johnson, the
parents OF Mr.. c. J. Johnson, Mrs. G
!. Pihlstrom, Mrs. L. NJ. Larson, and
Mrs. Ludwig Samuelson, all residents
OF this city. The relatives and friends
OF the aged couple went to their home
and surprised them in a very pleas
mt manner in the afternoon. They
received many hearty congratula
tions and several valuable presents
The aged couple are still enjoying