Warren sheaf., 1899-11-09
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X A. Il. Campion, Of Angus, was in
the city Friday. -'.... II .-.
Hans B. Imsdahl went to Crook
ston Monday evening.
G. " Stallberg left Thursday
night for Staples, Mimi.
= Miss Cora Evans wheeled up
from Angus on Monday.
- E. NJ. Stanton drove down from
Argyle Monday on business bent
John Haugen, of Foldahl, trans
acted business in town last Friday.
= w. O. Holcomb has bought the
Frank Robbins property, lately dam
aged by fire.
- Rev. A. Tornell, Of Viking, re-
turned home Monday from a visit
at Minneapolis.
- Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ryan, OF Argyle,
spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bivins, Of this city.
= P. Lindquist left Monday eve
ming for Graceville, Minn., to visit
parents and friends.
- Rev. P. NJ. Sa1nuelson went to
Teien, Kittson county, on Friday
last to hold meetings,
- Victor Cederlund and wife re-
turned Monday morning from a few
days visit at Crookston.
- The committee on the Floral
Ball will have flowers on sale at cost
at Wares Drug Store Friday.
- Henry Taralseth and Rev. T. F.
M. Clark drove over to Grand Forks
last Friday to see the foot ball game.
- F. A. Green went to Crookston
Thursday night, and took in the
great play: A stranger in New York.
- Miss Dora Larson and Miss
Anna Sorter came over from Grand
Forks last Saturday for a weeks visit
with friends in Warren.
- Mrs. J. P. Easton and Mrs. E..
II. Frank went to Ada Thursday to
attend the district convention OF Re-
becca lodges, as delegates from the
Warren lodge.
- Miss Maude Fisk, Of Crookston,
a niece OF Mrs. B.. F. Bivins, COM
meneed teaching a. term of school
last Monday in Dist. No. 229, a few
miles southeast OF this city.
- VIM. Tripp returned Friday
from Waukee, Iowa, where he had
taken a car load OF stock for O. w.
Mead He reports a snow storm
and miserable weather when he was
there.
- The ladies OF the Scandinavian
M. E. church will hold an auction at
their church on Saturday evening,
Nov. 18th. Oyster supper will be
served from 6 o'clock throughout
the evening. -
- Ezra G. Valentine, of Brecken-
ridge, Senator Myron, of Norman
county, and Mr.. Rosing, the private
secretary of the governor, were pas
sengers on last Fridays train. They
were on a tour Of inspection of state
bitches, and were going to look over
the Middle river ditch.
- Emanuel Holm and his sister,
Miss Rosa Holm, drove down from
Roseau county. arriving here last
Friday, to visit their brother, P. Fl.
Holm, and other friends. Mr.. Holm
reports Roseau county as growing
and prospering. He returned home
yesterday, but Miss Holm will stay to
make a longer visit. Ill.,.
- Mrs. P. O. Dahlgren, and the
sons Ludwig. Oliver and Herman,
left last Thursday for Minneapolis,
where Mr.. Dahlgren and other mem
bers OF the family now are, and
where they will make their home in
the future. They have been residents
of Marshall county many years, be-
ing, in fact, among the earliest set
tiers, and they leave many friends
throughout the county who wish
them success and happiness in the
future
- The Rev. w. E. Loomis, pastor,
will preach at the M. E. church next
Sunday morning at 1890, and in
the evening at 1880. His theme for
the morning service will be: "The.