Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-31
E'' tered ut the Post Q tiice at Warren NJ sscond
lass MailMatter.
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Charley Bradley is bnck from his
winter quarters in Illinois.
= Manager Wittensten intends to
move out on the farm with his fam
lily his week.
Jacob Wiklund, of Nelson Park,
proved up on his LAM, before the
Judge Of Probate ON Tuesday.
P. A. Dalquist took the Z. S.
Civil Service Examination for the
Hallway Mail Service at Grand Forks
on Monday.
= Miss Christine Olson gave par.
ty to her friends at her home on Sa-
urlay evening last. Those present
report a pleasant time.
r. Hewett left Monday on visit
to West Superior and other points.
During his absence the depot is in
charge Of F. E. Whitney.
- Rev. c. 6. Lindberg, of Rosesu
county, is visiting with friends in the
vicinity of Warren, and conducting
religious services, this week.
- The ladies CT the Scandinavian
M. E. church will hold an auction in
their church tonight. Speech by T.
Trelstsad. Muse and song. All are
invited.
- Nels Fystrom, one Of Taralseth's
popular clerks, left for St. Paul last
Saturday to consult specialist in It :
gard to his eyes, which have troubled
him of late. .%
Mrs. Nhylor, who has spent a
couple weeks here attending her
daugher Miss Lizzie NJ. Nay]or. re-
turned to her home in Owatonna,
Mimi, this week.
- The temperance lecture given at
the Swedish Mission church last Sat
urday evening by J. TIL. jacobson.
from Stockholm, Sweden, was we'll
rendered and appreciated by the large
audience in attendance.
A quarterly meeting was held
in the Swedish Mission church on
Saturday and Sunday last. Revs.
Lundell, of Hallock, Dimberg, Of
Newfolden, Lindberg, Of Crookston,
jacobson, of Stockholm, Sweden, and
the local pastor, Rev. Samuelson,
were in attendance.
- The teachers and pupils Of our
public schools are enjoying a vacation
this week: Those engaged in mental
labor require rest and change fully as
much as those who work with their
hands. Let teachers as we'll as pupils
make the most of this week and then
return next week rested and refreshed
for the work Of the spring term.
Newest styles Of veilings, flowers,
ribbons, laces, strawbraids, bands,
ornaments and all millinery goods at
Mrs. Whitney's. A full line of chif-
fons in all colors. She has the larg-
est stock of millinery ever displayed
in the city. Fer milliner, Miss Sar-
gent, will arrive next week and her
opening will begin about April 18th.
Further notice will be given.
- Frank Jerrue has been very i'll
for q week or more, suffering from
appendicitis. DR.. Engstad. Of Grand
Forks, was in the city Monday on
consultation in the case. It was
thought best to delay making an
operation for a few days, and it will
probably be performed to-day. The
case is not considered serious and
Mr.. Jerrue's friends hope to see him
up and around before long.
O. A. Benjamin, US. mail ear
rier on the Warren-Snake- Eckyoll-
Big Woods and Fork line, has found
a whip, the most cruel looking whip
we have ever seen, the clash consisting
Of a common tug from d harness, cur
lengthwise into four strands, with
one or more knots on each, theWhole
attached to a knotty stick OF wood
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