Warren sheaf., 1899-10-12
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to-day's arrivals.
F. w. Woodward arrived from
Wisconsin last week.
Miss Anna Swandby is teaching
a term of school in town of New
Solum
- Licence to wed was issued Oct.
18th to Arthur Barland and Evelina
PrOulx.
Harold Royem got back last
Friday from the Lake of the Woods
country.
MARRIED: At Warren, by Rev.
Knud Winberg, on Oct. 9Th, John
E. S. Barlow and Eline B. Hjelle.
- MARRIED: At Warren, by JUS
tice j. P. Easton, on Oct. 7th, 1899,
Tracy G. Noel and Maria Talpin.
Alfred Olson left Tuesday even
ing for Minneapolis to meet Presi-
dent Mckinley and the 18th Mime
sofa Regiment. ... -
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Garborg, and
son Arne, arrived this morning from
Norway. They were all we'll and had
had pleasant trip. -. +
~ D. B. Bakke, the Newfolden
postmaster. and merchant, passed
through Monday on his way to
CrOokston on business. J
The Misses Mabel and Nettie
Hall arrived from Cleveland, Ohio.
on Tuesday, for a visit with their
brother, Oliver Huggard.
= The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will serve a sup
per at the home OF Mrs. Beach, Fri
day, Oct. 13, at 6 o'clock.
E. Easton, who has been visiting
his son, j. p. Easton, in this city, for
a short time, returned to his home
at Owatonna, Minn., yesterday.
= Ex-senator Cronkhite was
passenger on Tuesdays train bound
for the Twin cities, to see President
Mckinley and the Thirteenth, we
suppose.
:='as- The ZIP. s.. c. E. will give a
dime social at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas next Friday evening" All.
young people are cordially. invited
to attend. i@"
r. - A. M. Brown, of ;Wanger, was a
passenger on Tuesdays train bound
for Lake City, Mimi, to visit his
aged mother, whom he has not seen
in many years.
- Rev. M. E. Loomis, lately of
Brainerd, is the name Of the new
minister who has been assigned to
the M. E. church at Warren, to sue
ceed Rev. Spicer.
On Tuesday, this week, the city
sold it's $5, 900 bonds, voted a short
time ago, to the Minnesota Loan &
Trust Co., who took the bonds at
four and one-half per cent interest.
Israel Bergstrom, the genial gen
tleman and well known republican
campaigner, who served as chief clerk
OF the house in the last legislature, is
spending the week in the city. He is
soliciting for the American Union Life
Insurance Company, Of New York.
A monster pumpkin has been
raised by John G. Anderson, Of War
renton, and same is now on exhibi-
ton in the SHEAF window. 1t is five
feet and one inch in circumference,
and weighs 81 lbs. Who says now
we can't raise pumpkins in the Red
river valley?
Five car loads of cattle, mostly
young stock, were shipped from
Warren to-day to South St. Paul
Stock Yards by G. Eneix, who, if he
does not succeed il disposing Of ship
ment there, will have it go through
to Chicago. Two car loads of cattle
were shipped from here Monday.
Thus it is seen that wheat raising is
not the only industry OF the Mar
shall county farmer. The stock was
bought from the farmers at good
prices.
The: Merchant Of Venice WAS pre-:
sented before a large audience at the
Warren Opera House last night, by
the great tragedian Sanford Dodge
and superb company Of artists. In
spite Of the limited stage facilities, it
was fine rendition OF this great
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