Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-10
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- C. S. Halsa went to Stephen

= G. S. Halsa went to Stephen
Monday.
Fred Swanson returned from
Mcintosh last week.
B. F. Bivins went to Crookston
Monday on business.
= Call telephone No. 50 for
SHEAF printing Office.
: F. A. Brady left Monday on a
business trip to the Twin cities.
= Greeley E. Carr, of Stephen,
spent Tuesday night in the city.
- NJ. ]. McCann came back Tues
day from a visit to his Dakota farm.
DR.. and Mrs. MILESTONE, OF Ar
gyle, were at b. F. Bivins' last Satur-
day.
- T. It. Braaten, of Comstock,
went to Crookston Monday evening,
returning next day.
L. Rafferty, returned from Wis
consin last Saturday. When he left
Mrs. Rafferty, was very much better.
Sven Renstrom, Jacob Astrom
and Andreas j. Holmberg, from town
OF Lincoln, we're at Warren Tuesday,
proving up on their claims.
- Our former townsmce:in, F. E.
Whitney, how has charge of the rail-
way station at Pine River Oh the
Brainerd & Northern R. R,
On Friday last week Judge P. H.
Holm received direct from the patent
Office his letters patent for the gram
ophone invented by him. 1t is dated
August LIST and protects his invention
seventeen years.
The town OF Excel has purchased
a road grader from the Austin Mfg
Co., Racine, Wis. It arrived yester-
day. A public test OF it will be made
of it at some place in that town soon.
Thief River Falls Press.
Nels Roam, who lives about
three miles south Of town, had the
misfortune Tuesday to break his
right arm near the shoulder. He
was loading oats and slipped and
fell on the granary floor, a sack OF
oats falling over his arm. He came
to town to have his arm set by the
doctor. The accident will prevent
Mr.. Roam from taking a hand in the
farm work during the busy season
now coming on.
John Reiner, OF Holt, who was
adjudged insane and sent to the asy-
lum at Fergus Falls january 9th
last, and discharged from the asylum
on July 81, was again brought before
the Judge Of Probate and reco1nitted
on August 8th. Arriving at his claim
his mind refused to work in natural
channels, and he began to chop his
house to pieces, burned his barn, tore
his clothing and did other acts that
sane people do not do.
The Norwegian school that has
been held at Lower Snake this sum-
mer by student NJ. Biornson will close
with a picnic and appropriate exer-
cises next Sunday at Mr.. Johnson's
grove south of Snake P. O. A good
program has been prepared. Student
Torland, from Augsburg Seminary,
Minneapolis, will deliver temperance
address. This picnic was to have been
held last Sunday, but was postponed
on account Of the weather. All are
cordially invited.
- Judge G. L. Brown, Of Morris,
Mimi, judge-elect OF the Supreme
Court of Minnesota, was in the city
Tuesday. He drove here with Mr..
Purvis, the Great Northern land
agent, of Crookston, who showed
him the company's lands in this
vicinity. Before parting company
with Mr.. Purvis, the Judge showed
his prudence and faith in the re-
sources of the Red River Valley by
purchasing half a section OF land in
town of Brislet. Money invested in
our lands, he considered perfectly
safe investment. ..s
- At 2 o'clock yesterday morning
Combo, one OF the best known Indians
on this reservation, passed to the hap
py hunting grounds. For years he
has lived near this city at the junction
Of Thief river with Red Lake river.
He has bordered on Mormonism to
the extent OF living with two wives
and having three others. In earlier
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