Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
s Ole Myhre, OF Argyle, is in town

Bernhard Swanson leaves for
the Twin cities to-day.
- George Bradley came up from
Crookston Thursday morning.
= II. B. Halvorson was a passen-
ger to Crookston Saturday night.
= w. J. Brown has been confined
to his house by sickness for a few days.
= c. Moore and j. L. Benson, OF
Hallock, were city visitors Thursday
night.
- Misses Blank and Milestone, OF
Argyle, were visiting friends here
last week. ..
= G. Fl. Wall, manager of the St.
Hilaire Lumber Co., spent few days
in the city this week. .:
w. E. Wood and VIM. Tripp
drove over to Thief River Falls and
st. Hilaire last week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Sinclair, of
Stephen, were visiting friends in the
city latter part of last week.
&C. A. Nelson and Fred Lundberg
attended K. P. gathering at Crook
ston on last Thursday evening.
- Miss Ella B. Sherman, of Min
neapolis, has accepted a position as
stenographer in the office of A. Grim
deland.
Regular meeting OF the r. N. A.
Wednesday evening, Dec. 13. Elec-
tion of officers. A full attendance is
desired.
- Miss Minnie Hill, who has been
teaching a term OF school in town OF
Brislet, left for her home in Crook
ston Saturday eve.
- MARRIED: At Warren. by Rev.
A. Mattson, on Dec. 2, 1899, Miss
Mary Nygren, Of town OF Alma, to
P. A. Larson, of this city.
- Mrs. L. Lamberson received
word OF the serious illness of her
daughter Flora, in Minneapolis, and
left for that place Wednesday night.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to Carl Carlson and Hada Anderson.
Gaylord M. Kivel and Augusta Rein
hardt, Peter A. Dyrud and Marie c.
Hanson.
- An audience almost too large
for the house attended the entert am
ment given by the Ladies' Aid Socie.
OF the Presbyterian church at the
Opera house last Thursday evening.
The work OF the ladies as we'll us the
entertainment itself were highly ap-
preciated. <
- While driving from Argyle to
Grand Forks on Sunday last, a
horse driven by J. NJ. Parsons, OF
Grand Forks, fell on the icy road
and broke the pole OF his buggy. He
had to walk four miles to Warren
and have the buggy repaired Mr..
P. was formerly editor of the Badger
Herald.
= The. Warren camp of Modern
Woodmen elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year, at the meet
ing held on Tuesday evening: Vener-
able Counsel, D. Farrell; Worthy Ad-
visor, Chas. Wittensten; Excellent
Banker, Andrew Melgaard; Clerk, w.
N. Powell; Escort, T. Morck; Physi-
clan, DR.. G. S. Wattam; Waterman,
L. N. Furs; Manager, I. N. Lodoen.
The elocutionary and musical
entertainment given by Josephine
Bonaparte Rice and Id, May Paul
son at the Opera house last evening
was OF high order and deserved a
much larger audience than was pres
ent. The ladies will appear again at
the Opera house o-morrow friday
evening, when all those who failed to
be present the first time will have an
opportunity to hear them, and those
who were present will undoubtedly
go and hear them again. ~.
County treasurer Olson went out
to, visit his farm in Big Woods on
Friday last. He and Mr.. Tell, a
farmer down there, went over onto
the Dakota side to transact some
business, but when they were to re-
turn on Sunday morning they found
that the cold snap, then prevailing,
had frozen the river so the ferry
could not move, and the ice was not
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