Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-17

Falls, is in town to-day.
Mamie Lezie, Of Argyle, is visit
ing the children of Z. Morck.
McEwen, Hypnotist, at Warren
Opera house, Monday, Aug. Dist.
Services will be held in the Nor
wegian Luth. church next Sunday by
Rev. Skunes, at 10: 80 a. M.
Halvor O. Dahl, OF town OF
Fork, was in town last Saturday
proving up on his homestead.
John E. Hunter has begun the
erection of large handsome resi-
dence on Johnson avenue, east of
Jerrue's.
Auditor Spencer, of Roseau
county, was down last week looking
at the old safes in the court house
with view of purchasing one or more
for his county.
= The Rev. DR.. Robt. Forbes will
preach at the M. E. church tonight,
Thursday eve, Aug. 18th. All are
cordially invited to attend. Meeting
begins at 8, sharp.
- Mrs. C. Bayrell, mother of at
torney L. S. Bayrell, of Argyle, died
last Monday. Mr.. Bayrell and an
other brother took the remains to Red
Wing for interment. ...r -,
- The city council has ordered a
special election on Tuesday, Sept.
5th, to vote on the question of issuing
5000 bond to take up the floating
indebtedness Of the city.
- The cut of the M. E. church in
last weeks issue was greatly appre-
ciated. We still have few extra
copies left for those who may wish to
procure some to send away.
- Miss Emma Olson and Julia
Holen, of Argyle, visited friends at
Warren this week. They returned
home this morning, Miss Louise
Grindeland accompanying them.
- H. D. Treglawney, cashier of
Northern Pacific Bank at Brainerd,
arrived Tuesday morning to visit P.
S. Ware. Yesterday he and Mr..
Ware made a trip to St. Vincent.
- Everybody knew that S. Cooke
was we'll grounded in the law, but
few had any idea that his Office also
was we'll grounded" until this week
when he had it raised and placed on
a brick foundation.
- G.. G.. Winchester has re-paper-
ed and thoroughly renovated the
store room recently occupied by
Wares drugstore, and has moved in
to it his large stock of clothing and
gents furnishing goods.
= Rev. Geo.. Michael, agent for
McClurg & Co., of Chicago, is in
town taking orders for Bibles. Please
look over his samples. We never
saw such Bibles and prices. We can
suit any taste and any purse.
- The great McEwen, hypnotist,
is coming to Warren, Monday, Aug.
Dist, and will give a show "stronger
than ever" That he will not fail to
entertain thepeople, those who heard
him, when he was here last, can
vouch for. ..--.r..~...
- Having gotten the telephone
system constructed and running
smoothly, agent Hewett is back to
his place in the depot. Mr.. Behrns,
who has had charge, has gone to
Beltrami to supply the agent there
for while.
| = An outing party, consisting of
Rev. T. F.. M. Clark and wife, Miss
Helen V. Russell, Leora Easton, Da-
ma Easton, Chauncey Easton, and
several others, started yesterday for
Red Lake, where they will spend a
week or two. 49,.
= 1t had been currentl y reported
about town that McEwen, the hypno-
fist, was dead, so when bills were
posted announcing his appearance at
the Opera house on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next week, it was
somewhat of surprise.
= Hans A. Larson, of Big Woods,
former register OF deeds OF this coun-
ty,, transacted business at Warren
on Tuesday. He is as good a farmer
as he was a public officer, and his
farm in Big Woods is a model one.
He has made quite a success in rails
ing sheep, and we hope that some
time he will give us the benefit of his
experience through the columns OF