Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-29
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
: Happy New Yearl

. HpEuull1S VII loC'H"o WILL LILO A""AiAAAy
: Buy your dress goods at Whitney's.
Stock fish SC pound at W1NcHEs-
1ER's.
Get a nice fountain pen at FarrelPs
as present for some one.
Yesterday was q very mild sunny
day and the SHOW thawed consider
ably.
* Expert watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing at Farrei's. Over 40 years
experience.
- The Arlington Block at Thief
River Falls was destroyed by fire last
Thursday night.
John Dahlg1 en- leaves to-day for
Hopkins, Mimi, to work in the
threshIng machine factory.
J Collector J. A. Noyes and fami-
ly,of St. Vincent, are visiting friends
iu Warren during the holidays.
-Leora Easton, who is attending
school at Owa tonna, Mimi, is spend
jng her Christmas vacation at home.
. 49, Chris Barnholdt, store keeper at
J the Fergus Falls asylum, is a visitor
ia the A. N. Jensen home during the
holidays.
- Norman Jensen arrived from
Hallock on d freight Saturday night
to spend Christmas with father and
sister in the old home.
- Miss Susie Easton, one of the
teachers in the Argyle school, is
: spending the holiday vacation with
her parents in this city.
~ The Swedish Luth. church will
hold it's annual business meeting on
Thursday evening, Jan. 5th.
County treasurer-elect L. NJ.
Olson moved in to Warren with his
4 family yesterday. They will occupy
! Rooms in the Malberg residence.
-~ Jordan Lakin, who has been
sick with typhoid fever for some time,
is on the way to recovery, and his
friends hope to see him around again
soon. :" -:
. Mrs. Sadie Childs and daughter
{ arrived from lnkster, n. D., last Sat-
urday to visit her mother Mrs. John
Bradley and other relatives and
friends.
90 to Farrell's and get your Christ
mas presents. He can suit you In
/ quality and price on anything in the
! watch, clock, jewelry and sliverware
nne. All goods fresh and new. "
DR.. Theodore Bratrud l@,is War
nn Monday to accept a position as
surgeon in the st. Paul City Hospi-
tsl. He expects to return in about
TX months to resume his practice at
this point.
49, This Christmas has been worry
Enjoyable one in Warren, and not
hast on account of the weather which
has been mild and pleasant. In the
different churches well-laden Christ
nas trees have delighted the children,
&nd numerous parties and social
!, gatherings have added to the enjoy
anent of the young folks and old folks.
- One of the saddest accidents in
the history Of Norman county occur
spd last week, Thursday, at Hendrum
Village, when the two little children
IT Carl J. Void were burned to death
It seems that Mrs. Void was wash
ing, and while hanging out the clothes
! the fire started in some manner
when she returned to the house the
room was ablaze and the stairs were
burned away. The children were
upstairs and although every possible
effort was made to get them out il
was impossible. Mrs. Void was
badly burned trying to rescue them
The children were both boys, one
a eighteen months, and the other three
years old. The house was totally
consumed and the charred remains
were found in the ruins. The funeral
occurred the next afternoon, and the