Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03
Wood and coal are in great de.

- Ole NJ. Holson returned home
from Fergus Falls on Tuesday.
~ The roads in the country are re-
ported badly drifted and farmers
find it difficult to get to town.
A union Thanksgiving service
was held in the Presbyterian church
conducted by Reys. Darling and
Spicer.
Hans Boyeson, of Holt, brought
in four Wolf-scalps On Monday, for
which he received the auditors war
rant for $40.
Andrew Blomsness came up
from Donaldson ito spend Thanks
giving in Warren, and was snow
bound here for several days.
- F. A. Green, sheriff elect. has
rented the Kivel house and is putting:
the same in readiness for his family.
which he will soon move to the city.
"A fine daughter arrived at the
home OF Carl Lind ON Wednesday
last week. Mr. Lind had good rea-
son to feel thankful on Thanksgiving
Day.
The town Of Big Woods has
splendid new school building, and
teaching was commenced therein last
Monday, with Miss Mollie knutson
as teacher.-Argyle Banner.
MARRIED: BY Rev. Alfred Ber-
gin, on November 20, 1896, Miss Ii
ma Knutson to Mr.. John Becklin.
The many friends OF the happy coup
lie extend to them hearty congratuIa-
tions.
- D. A. Whitney has been laid up
during the past few weeks with a tu-
NOR that has caused him considera-
BILE pain and Inconvenience, and lie is
not yet able to be about the store and
tend to his business.
= The Swedish Lutheran church
of Oak Park will hold ''sockenstar1-
ma och prestval' at Peter Nort7Ir1nd's
place Monday, December :, at i
o'clock a. N. The ladies' sewing So
ciety will assemble at the same time.
Let every one endeavor to be present.
= Dr. Frank Rose, the dentist,
wishes us to announce that his De-
ceinber visit TO Warren will begin on
Thursday, Dec. 10th. and end on
Tuesday, Dec. 10TH. This visit vii!
be his last until July, henre those
needing dental work done will do well
to remember the date and call early,
as the time can not be extended. Mr..
Rose has done considera bic dental
work since he came to our city, and
it is spoken Of as in every way salts
factory. He possesses great skill in
his profession, and employees the lat
est and most advanced methods in
all his work.
The worst snow storm OF the
season struck the Northwest on
Thanksgiving Day, and caused a
general suspension OF railroad traffic
and business for several days. All
day the snow flakes flew thick and
fast hurled forward by a strong
northerly wind, and next day also
the operation was continued, and
meanwhile it was continually grow
ing colder The south-bound train
on Thursday got only as far us Ste
phen, where a snowdrift intercepted
it's advance, and not until Saturday
did it proceed to Crookston. No
train arrived from the south from
Thursday morning until Monday
morning. By Saturday morning the
blizzard had spent it's force, and when
The inhabitants OF Warren went forth
to view their city, it had all the APP
pearance Of being barric;aded against
an invasion by the enemy, by great
banks Of snow piled high on streets
and sidewalks everywhere. Every
body proceeded to shovel snow, and
before long streets and sidewalks
were again passable.
We have heard OF no casualties on