Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-27
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Illinois last Saturday. :. -.< K.
Rev. P. Nj. Samuelson and F..
Franson went to Argyle this morn
ing. ri .s..@. g..
- Mrs. A. p. Mcintyre and Miss
May Darling went to Crookston yes
terday afternoon.
county attorney Bayrell was in
attendance at the commissioners
meeting this week. 49,. -
Commissioner Schie, of Newfol-
den, says crops never looked more
promising in his neighborhood.
Rev. L. M. Skunes is attending
a conference of Norwegian Lutheran
ministers at Stephen this week.
~ Mrs. J. Reese died last Sunday
at the home OF II. Reese, in Farley.
The funeral was held on Tuesday.
The wife of Charley johnson, of
Farley, was quite seriously gcred by
an angry bull on Monday evening.
Mrs. L. M. Skunes, Mrs. Taral-
seth, Mrs. H. M. Swanson, and Mrs.
Rodseth, went to Stephen on this
mornings train.
Mrs Frank Robbins, now living
in Missouri, and f. A. Eastman, of
Carlyle, N. d., arrived to attend the
funeral OF their aunt, Mrs. Latimer,
yesterday.
Landlord Lindquist, OF the Scan
dia hotel, has a new boarder at his
house. He has kept it secret, but
the matter leaked out at last. We
are not informed whether it is a boy
or a girl.
We are having fine growing
weather. A good soaking rain came
last Friday night, and it was gener-
al over this section of the state.
i Another shower came yesterday al
ternoon. Crops are looking fine.
We are in receipt of an invita-
ton from E. A. Nelson, editor of the
Hallock News, to attend the CON-
mencement exercises at Augustana
College, Rock Island, III. Mr.. Nelson
graduates at said college this year.
%. G.. Valtinson has secured a.
position with the Plano company, as
travelling salesman, collector and ex-
pert in territory embracing Marshall,
Kittson, Polk and Red Lake coun-
ties.
Rev. Alfred Bergin will visit his
former congregations in Warren and
vicinity and conduct preaching SER
vices as follows: At Warren, on
Monday, June IA, at 1870 p. m. In
Vega, on Tuesday, June Is, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, and in the Elm con-
gregation at 8 o'clock p. m. on the
same day.
"A. Grindeland and wife and P.
H. Holm and wife returned from Ro-
seau on Monday, and report having
had a very pleasant trip. They spent
a day fishing in Lake Roseau and
both judges have some pretty big
fish stories to relate. Judge Grinde-
land had several important cases be-
fore the term of district court in ses-
sion there last week.
- The Jolly Rovers, OF Crookston,
arrived on Saturday morning to
cross bats with the Warren nine.
Notwithstanding threatening clouds
in the sky and the blowing of a
strong wind, the game was called at
two O'Clock in the afternoon and re-
suited in an easy victory for the
Warren boys, who played strong
game, many OF the players distin-
gushing themselves. The feature OF
the game was the splendid pitching
of Harry Bernard, the score crediting
him with II strike outs, while Crooks
ton made only five hits. On the
Crookston side Twedten had the hon
ors. Victor Tiedt, Of Argyle, G. E.
Carr and Alfred Bake, of Stephen,
!. q asistnd the Warren team AZ The