Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-09-16
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in town last Friday. s..,s .., .5
- Mr.. G. W. Carhart reports the
: condition of his wife's health as im-
proving. Eel: +: y
A big black bear was shot by
Henry Cook and brought to town
last week. 500. f4j
- Miss Hilda Sn,nuelson left Tues
day for Moorheau to attend the
Normal School. ~ ~. y !: j. =
X. j. Taralseth made business
"trip to the Twin cities last week, re re-
turning Monday. r-~y qsss.
- Mrs. A. S. McGinniss, of Detroit
Minn., arrived on Monday to visit
relatives and friends. w.
- Attorney Carr and E. J. Russell
came up from Stephen Tuesday re-
turning home next morning.r '2 re-,
- Hon. j. c. Nugent, OF Buffalo,
MIMI, arrived this morning TO visit
his brother-il-law, Mr.. A. K. Gordon.
The 4th quarterly conference OF
the Methodist church occurs at the
church next Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock. @ H. ars.~. - -, =
C.. &. Winchester. A. p. McIn-
tyre and Fred Anderson returned
home Monday from their visit to the
State Fair. = Err : ) s.. {. :
Sheriff Green service. seem to
have been in demand III the north
ern part Of the county to quite an
extent lately. p: .5s5#@.ff%z MI + L.
Mrs. John. Lindl'erg and Mrs.
John E. Lund left last Friday TO
visit rela tives and friends iii Carver
county, MINI. ".-'>.<> Fl. Ed. IL ~
MARRlED:. Rev. K, L. Klpve-
land and Miss Louise C. Hanson
we're married at New Solum last
Sunday by Rev. L. N. Skunes, OF this
city. ,=% ,s =s>s .s NJ = }!
Sheriff Green brought five pris-
oners from Argyle on last evenings
train and placed them in the county
Jail. Three Of them had been en-
gagged in fight and drunken row
and two were charged with larceny.
-BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. D. Far
rell, on Sunday last, a fine baby girl.
The happy parents would not part
with her for any jewelers. gem, and,
since the event, have been receiving
the congratulations of their numer-
Gus friends. ....... Mi ! .s=.<
- This is the middle OF September.
and no frost has yet occurred iu this
part OF the Red river. valley. The
threshing is we'll under way and
some blowing has beeu done. Think
OF that we who are wont to regard
the valley as having q hyperborean
cline. :.s.~- :2~1 ~ d.
. Rev. C. 0. Aubol, of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, arrived last Thursday and
spent several days visiting with his
brother, &. A. Aubol, OF this city.
Rev. Aubol is also the editor Of
"Lutheraneren,'' a religious paper,
which is the organ OF the United
church. -"
- We are informed that a free
Harvest Home concert is to be given
at the Opera house ON the evening 81
the Harvest Home supper which the
Ladies OF the Methodist church are
expecting to serve not later than the
middle of October. No doubt this
concert will prove pleasing one and
be highly enjoyed by all who attend.
Some excellent music is being pre-
pared.
Mr.. J. D.. Anderson and Mr.. z.
Q, White and wife, Of Kane, ILL.,,
came to this city about three weeks
ago to have an outing and look the
country over with view Of invest
ing in property. They are men OF
means and energy and would be a
valuable acquisition to this commu-
nifty. Mr.. Anderson left for home