Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-03

Iver Lodeen is having vaca-
tion this week and is spending il at
Maple Lake.
a picnic on Otto Edward east
farm on Sunday last was quite large
Fly attended.
". n. Powell is giving his resi-
|dence a new coat Of paint which
greatly adds to it's appearance.
Mrs. Z. Nicholson and Mrs. E.
| Torgerson, OF Stephen, visited
friends in Warren for few DAYS,
returning home on Tuesday.
Rev. A mdalsrud, of the Norwe-
gian Synod church in Crookston,
conducted services at the Swedish
Lutheran church here last evening.
a new granary on the farm OF
George Loeslie, in town Of Comstock,
was struck by lightning in Monday
evenings storm and burned with
most OF it's contents.
~ 1t is a caution the way farm
machinery OF all descriptions cover
the vacant lots adjoining w. f.
PoWell's ware house.
- Rev. Werner Drotts, OF Wiscon-
sin, arrived last week to visit his. old
home in Viking. On Saturday last
he went to Hallock to conduct SER
vices there on Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Bolton, Of Grand
Forks, N. D., and Miss Jennie Boil
ton. OF st. Charles, MINI, arrived
last Saturday to visit their father,
Mr.. John Bolton and brother.
Rev. J. A. jacobson, Of Mime
apolis, presiding elder Of the Nor
wegian M. E. church. will hold SER
vices at the church next Sunday eve
ming at s o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend.
W. A. Knapp returned home
Tuesday morning from his tour OF
the Yellowstone National Park. and
reports having had a very good
time and seen many things OF inter
est during his trip.
- The many friends OF Miss Maude
Wees will be glad to learn she has
decided to devote the next two years
to the further study Of music under
one OF the finest instructors in Can.
ada. She leaves about Sept. LIST.
Rev. A. j. Dahlstrom, from
Cambridge, Isanty Co., district mis-
sionary OF the Baptist denomina-
ton, called at this Office during the
week. He will visit the churches OF
this county and Kittson during the
month in the interest OF the mission
work.
Andrew Lonner, q prominent
farmer in town OF Bloomer, was kill
ed by lightning during the rain storm
on Monday evening. The funeral Of
| deceased is held to-day at the Swed-
| ish l,uth. church in Vega, and Rev.
Mattson went out to conduct the
same
i A rare program is being pre-
pared for Aug. IL, when an oppor-
tunity to hear Miss Wees and other
|favorite musicians will be given
| Warren people This benefit concert
has been arranged for Miss Wees by
her friends as an expression OF their
interest and confidence OF her success
in her chosen profession.
/ About a week ago Ole Erickson,
who resides with his mother, Mrs.
Britta Erickson, in Northland town
ship, engaged the services Of a farm
hand whom he picked up in the city,
land brought. him out to the farm.
! Last night the fellow skipped out,
taking with him $500, which Mrs.
Erickson had in the house. East
Grand Forks Courier.
The case of assault and battery
from town OF Excel, mentioned in
last weeks issue, in which August
Kehna was the complaining witness
and Richard Decker the party ac-
cused, was adjourned by justice
Keenan, till Monday this week in or
der to obtain the attendance OF wit
nesses, but when the time arrived de-.
PENDENT plead guilty to the assault
and was fined $25.
Thomas Topper, the former well
known Marshall county politician
and populist leader, now residing at
Russia. Herkimer Co. y. arrived