Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-10-21
:" tered At the Post Otnee at Warren as Second
;lass MaiIMatler.
Gleaningstah.se'"'' Home fiielG
WHEAT QuoTAT,ons.
20. 6. Valtinson is at Neche,

L. R. Croker had the pleasure
OF a visit from his brother, J. B.
Crooker, of Everett, Wash.
- Services at the Norwegian Luth.
church next Sunday evening at 7 80
O'Clock by Rev. L. M. Skunes.
- Rev. H. S. Chilgren, of Nelson
Park, was guest at the home of Rev.
A. Madison for few days this week.
- Mr.. liver Warwick and family
have moved into town and are fixing
up in the St. James hotel and will
open it up for business next week.
A big bouncing boy arrived at
the home of Andrew Lodoen on Sun
day last. Mother and son are doing
we'll and Andrew manages to be
around.
Postmaster White of Clear Lake,
MIMI, arrived last Friday to visit his
son, Prof. II. E. White, of this city,
and daughter, who is teaching in
the Stephen school.
- The long drought was broken
last Friday by the coming of rain
and cloudy weather which continued
until this morning when the sun rose
bright, warm and glorious like day
in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Scarf, pio-
neer settlers of this place, left for
Owatonna, Mimi, last week. Their
many Warren friends will always re-
member them and wish them a happy
and contented old age.
- The Harvest Home Festival at
the Opera House on Friday nj light
Was we'll attended and very SUCCESS
full. The stage was beautifully and
artistically decorated with fruits,
grains and grasses.
A party of hunters composed =of
Dan Mascall, j. D. Stires, 81. IF.
Brown, and V. F. ,Bolternstern, Of
Cambridge, ILL.,, arrived this morn
ing. Mr.. Mascall is a brother OF Mrs.
D. Bernard, of this city.
Rev. E. Aug. Skogsberg of Min
neapolis, Mimi, will preach in the
Swedish Mission church on Wednes-
day, Oct. q, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon and at 7: 80 in the evening. On
Thursday evening Oct. %, Prof. J.
A. Huffman from Chicago will give
a concert either at the Mission church
or the Opera House.
Judge Ives came down from
Crookston Monday morning and i'm
mediately set in motion his factory
for turning out American citizens. It
having been previously announced
that court would adjourn, there was
very little other business done and
the attendance was not large. An
adjourned term will be held commenc-
ing on Jan. 18th next.
&C. J. johnson is tearing down
his store building, commonly known
as the Johnson building, and will use
the lumber in the construction of his
large new residence which he has
commenced to build adjoining the
Swedish Luth. church. The old
building was erected in 1881, during
the boom days, by a Capt. Olson,
who lost his wife and children here.
After several changes of hands Mr..
johnson became the owner of the
building. ~ s....-s%
s:--lA couple weeks ago number
Of Warren ladies went to Stephen to
surprise and have social time with
: the ladies there. Last Saturday a
number of the Stephen ladies return
ed the call very unexpectedly, and
again the ladies of both towns had a
pleasant time together. The Ste
phen ladies served dainty afternoon
tea at the home of Mrs. A. Grinde-
land. The following are the Stephen
ladies who were present: Mesdames
Merdink, Lundin, Russell, Rasmus-
son, Malloy, McClernon, Burlun,
Nelson, Nicholson, and Miss Amanda
Bake. This friendly interchange