Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-04-06

Georgina Isaacson, a sister, and
Andrew Isaacson, cousin, are visit
ing with A. B. Isaacson.
Clerk of court Morck reports
42O births and 1O8 deaths in Mar
shall county during 1898.
Good cedar posts for sale at low
prices at X. J. TARALSETH.
= Sam March arrived from Mime
apolis on Tuesday to make prepara-
tions for seeding on the March
farm.
- License to wed was issued at
the Clerk OF Courts office, March
Both, to Joseph Gajeski and Sallie
Gratzek.
- The mild weather the past few
days has made lots of mud and
slush. Yesterday some snow fell,
but much of it melted as fast as it
came.
- F. w. Flanders and Hans B.
lmsdahl have been drawn to serve
as petit jurors at the term of U. S.
court to convene at Fergus Falls
next week.
: - Rev. E. A. Rowson, OF Crooks
ton, will preach at the M. E church
next Sunday morning and evening.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
- S. O. Hong, son OF Otto Houg,
in Foldahl, has moved back with his
family to Marshall county from
Otter Tail county, whittier he moved
a few years ago.
- Owing to the very large attend
ance in the lower rooms the Board
of Education has deemed it advisa-
BILE not to start any new class OF be-
ginners for the spring term.
- Ed. Somers, who has been the
foreman on the Spaulding farm
during several years past, will move
onto his own farm, the old Perkins
place, about - miles east OF
Warren.
DRILLS cheaper than ever at Lind
berg & Lundgrer's.
r. Kate Eddy, a lady claiming to be
splritualistic medium gave "se-
ance'' at the Opera house last eve
ming. Whether the manifestations
were made by spirits or not, they
were we'll performed. Miss Eddy
gives another performance tonight.
- Exec. Treasurer Dahlgren was
in town last Monday. He stated
that he would settle with all of his
bondsmen soon as possible He has
been confined to his bed with the
grippe for a long time and is not
we'll yet.-Argyle Banner.
- P. A. Dalquist has been ap-
pointed to a position in the railway
mail service as weigher of mail mat
ter. His route is the Crookston and
St. Vincent line. This work OF
weighing mail matter carried on the
railroads is done every four years,
and is to determine the basis upon
which the railroads are to receive
compensation for carryining Uncle
Sans mail during the next four
years. The weighing is. kept up for
30 consecutive days.
- At the Swedish Luth. church
on Sunday forenoon last, confirma-
ton exercises were conducted by
Rev. Madison, followed by a CON-
munion service in the evening. The
children of the Lords Supper were
sixteen in number and their names
are as follows: Dora Lorinda
Anderson, Anna M. Peterson, EN-
ma o. Wickstr0m, Mathilda Person,
Christine Wahlmark, Albin Madison,
David Nordgren, ions w. Turn
lund, Martin Bengtson, Charley
Anderson, Robert G0ranson, Oscar
Bystr0m, Robert Setterholm, Louis
Setterholm, Georg Setterholm, Gust.
Dalquist. 49,
q. A. PENNEY, Dentist. Office
over Chapin's Drug store.
The whist players OF Argyle in
yited the whist players of Warren
to friendly game on Thursday
evening last week. Some OF the best
players Of Warren, to the number
Of 81, accepted the invitation. At
tho first ten tables twenty If rho