Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-10
= Luther Winnie was down from
Angus last Sunday. -. ..z..s.

Ae'o JuoI AuAoA1Cu uIOull lAi$S tHe uulI.
less calf and will ship it to the own
ers to-day.
A. P. Bjorklund and Enoch Sta
Wig left Tuesday for FoSston aud
other points for the purpose OF view
ing the country.
- n. A. Ahlberg, of Newfolden,
came to town Tuesday to bring home
his sister, Miss Sauna Ahlberg, ON
account of the illness of their m ther.
- Several of the young men nbnnt
town have removed their hirs,te APP
pendages to the great bewilteri,ent
Of some OF the girls, who can't tt II
which, is which.
- Hugh Frank was taken sudden.
~ i'll ON Tuesday morning, the ILLNESS
being of Il very serious nature.
Last heard from. his condition was
much improved, however.
The Peoples Trading Co. Store
have just received 5000 yds. of good
quality heavy silk ribbon, which is
now placed on sale for less than one
half the usual price and value.
- A temperance lecture will be
delivered in the Scandinavian Ian
guage at the Swedish Mission church
tomorrow (Friday) evening, at 81
O'Clock. All are invited to attend.
Our former townsman, X. Her,
mum, writes the SHEAr from Hennum
i Lier, Norway, that he would leave
for his beloved home in Goodhue
Co.: Mimi, on the 22nd Of February.
l.. Nj. Rafferty, h,.s let the con
tract for the erection III II large,
handsome residence on lots opposite
the school house, near Dr. Wat
tam's. Martin Hetlnau, tl,rc.r,,en-
ter, il to he the builder.
AN important Justice case from
the northern part of the county was
tried ut Warren last week, and at
tracted considerable attention by
reason OF the sharp legal skirmishes
which it occasioned. Erick LEON
quist was the plaintiff in the case"nd
Antony Patowske the defendent.
Plaintiff sought under an action OF
forcible entry and detainer to have
defendent ousted from i farm owned
by plaintiff. Defen dent farrned under
u usual farm contract said farm dur
ing the year 1897, which farm con-
tract expired Dec. Is last. Defendant
maintained that he had an oral
agreement with plaintiff to stay an
other year. This the plaintiif denied.
The case was tried in Justice Eas-,
toms court last Friday. The jury
disagreed. A new jury was summon
ed, and the case again tried Satur-
day, resulting in verdict i'll favor OF
plaintiff. Defendent says he will ap-
peal. Judge Grindeland, of this city,
was the attorney for plaintiff, and
Greeley E. Carr for the defendant.
- Mrs. Amanda Webber, Assistant
State Superintendent OF the Child
rens' Home Society OF Minnesota,
visited Warren for a few days in the
interests OF the society. She brought
with her an eight-year-old boy. which
Was put in the home of Mr.. E. P.
Hunstad, a farmer living about
three miles from Warren. She spoke
last Sunday in the Methodist, Mis-
sion and Swedish Lutheran churches
in behalf Of the work OF the society.
The society has placed three children
into good homes in this city, in the
families OF C. 5. Hull, Fred johnson,
and W.. F. Powell. Two children
have been taken from Warren and
placed under the care Of the society.
During her stay in this city, Mrs.
Weber was entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Beach. .....
The Society is non-sectarian and
has for it's worthy object the rescue
OF homeless, abused and neglected
children, finding homes for them in
we'll approved families, and to con-
t;n,,o a watchfn1 care over them II