Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-09-14
Entered at the Post omceat Warren as second
Glass MailMatter.
Gleaningstassse'"' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

r. .. ware went TO CrOOkStOn
Monday. ~
Mrs. Carolina Olson went to
Crookston Friday for visit.
= Miss Josephine Cormier is teach
ing term of school in Comstock.
= Mrs. H." E. Mussey was over
from Thief River Falls on Tuesday,
= liver Winberg has bought a lot
in Vented & Grindeland's addition.
Lots there seem to be going like hot
cakes.
= Leonard Erickson left for Moor
head on Friday evening last to re-
sumo his studies at the State Nor
NAL School.
3D. - 0. P. Oseth was in from Big
Woods Friday making arrange
ments to send his son to the Warren
High School,.
- DR.. and Mrs. E. T. Frank re-
turned home from their wedding trip
on Monday, and will now make their
home at Warren.
- John O. Larson left Monday
evening for St. Paul and Chicago to
purchase goods for the Peoples Ira
ding Company's store.
- John Erickson, deaf mute
from Ingalls,, this county, returned
to the State school for the deaf at
Faribault on Tuesday.
- S. P. Wickstrom has bought a
lot in ,Grindeland & Wentzel's addi-
ton, and has let the contract for the
erection of dwelling house thereon.
- The stone foundation of the
court house will soon be completed.
It is of massive construction and with
fine building resting thereon will
look quite imposing.
While A. N. Jensen was carrying
a grain door to be used on a wheat
car on Thursday last week, the wind
caught hold of it, causing it to drop
on Mr.. Jensen's left foot, which sus-
tanned painful but not serious in
jury.
- Mrs. Rev. A. B. Grill, of Chi
cago, ILL.,, who, with her children, has
been visiting her father and brother
in town Of Viking, and other friends,
left Tuesday for Church's Ferry, N.
D., to visit a sister, and from there
she will return to her own home.
- Nels K. Nelson has been en-
ployed as assistant-postmaster in this
city. While he is now resident of
Germantown he has had six years
experience in Warren. Postmaster
Richardson is to be congratulated on
securing his services. - Thief River
Falls Press.
- Mr.. A. P. Frank, one of the
up-to-date farmers of Brislet, Polk
county, was in the city Tuesday for
the first time and was much surprised
at the size and good qualities of the
place and it's surroundings, but like
every visitor, said the only objection
to the place was the last mile or two
leading to it, Thief River Falls
Press.
The Glencoe Enterprise says that
on the '4th of July last, Henry Pry-
or, OF Castle Rock, Dakota Co., while
pitching hay had head of timothy
enter his mouth and apparently
passed through the windpipe into
his lungs. The best medical assis-
tance was secured but without relief.
He died Aug. 26 in commissions and
in great agony. He was "a years OF
age and was a strong, muscular
young man.
Halvor Stevenson has bought
the Hotel Crookston for $17, 500.
The hotel was built by a stock COM
pany in which a large number OF
Crookston people had shares, but
the affairs have not run very
smoothly since the building was
completed: The hotel is credit to
Crookston In honor OF the new
owner it would rot be out of place
to change the name and calf it
Hotel Halvor.
The Warren city election for the
purpose OF voting $4,000 bonds,
with which to pay off floating in
debtedness, was held ON Thursday.
John Keenan,, Hans B. Imsdahl and
C.S. Hull served as judges of election,
and d. T.. Brown and A. n Jensen