Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20
Rev &c. u. Darling returned on

Henry Stuhr, Of Euclid, is III
town to-day
Mrs. T. E. Moulton visited in
Crookston Monday.
A sister and brother Of Bernhard
Swanson arrived from Norway yester-
day morning.
- Miss Malinda johnson and Miss
Lily Franson took in the celebration
Of the 18th at Crookston.
- III. b. Imsdahl issued the mar
riage licenses during the couple days
absence OF the clerk OF court.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Berget, G.
Morkassel, Guy Carleton, and O. "A.
Forde, celebrated the 18th at Crooks
ton.
- Base Ball, Warren vs.. Crooks
ton, at the Warren grounds on Sat
urday afternoon, May %. Don't
miss it. ...t. =..-. F....@r
= Louis Wattam, of Waupoos,
Ontario, nephew of DR.. G-S. Wat
tam, arrived yesterday morning to
make visit. > -" 's..>.
A. j. Brocher and wife, lately
from Crookston, arrived in the city
Monday morning. Mr.. .Brocher will
work for G. F. Barnes, in the meat
market. .... y
- Hans Rud, who last year was
employed at the mill, returned yester-
day from his visit to the old home in
Norway. He brought along a little
niece of Mrs. Hans Swanson for adop-
ton by this family, so that Hans may
have somebody to play with after his
days work is done.
A special was run from Crooks
ton as far as Stephen and return, on
Monday morning, bringing down
the Warren and Stephen bands and
other visitors to take part in the
celebration OF the 18th. The Warren
band played several .pieces OF music
on the depot platform before leaving
and when the train pulled in the
Stephen boys in their unique uniforms
consisting OF blue overalls and
checked jumpers, stepped onto the
platform and gave us another tune.
The boys returned on the regular
passenger Tuesday morning, and re-
port having had an excellent good
time. They speak speak very high
~ OF the manner in which they were
entertained by the people OF
Crookston.
Memorial Day will be observed in
Warren on Saturday, May 20, in a
worthy and patriotic manner, A
meeting OF old soldiers and Others
interested was held in the office OF
VIM. j. Brown on Monday evening
at which the following committee OF
arrangements was chosen: VIM. J.
Brown, J. E. Ostrom, w. F. Powell,
W. A. Knapp, Rev. E. F. Spicer, E.
F. Whitney and J. P. Madison. w.
D. Carleton was also chosen to be the
marshal OF the day and W. J. Brown
assistant marshal. The above COM
mittee held a meeting the following
evening and talked over some OF the
arrangements. Rev. E: F. Spicer has
been selected to deliver the Grafton
Of the day. The pupils Of the public
schools will take part in the exercises
and furnish patriotic songs. There
will also be singing by the Glee Club
and music by the Warren Silver Cor
net Band. The organization, Kings
Daughters, haye been asked to take
charge OF the floral decorations. It
is the intention, if the day is fair, to
hold the exercises in the park. This,
it is believed, will please the. children
as we'll as the old folks. All old sol.
diers in this and adjoining counties
are specially invited to b. present to
occupy the place of honor that right.
" belongs to them. Farmers in the
surrounding country from far and
near are invited to come in ard bring
their wives and children alnn,r tc