Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-09-28
- A bank is to be established al

/ A bank is to be established at
Badger.
| - District court for Marshall coun-
ty will convene Nov. IA.
= BORN: At the home of w. n.
Box, on Wednesday morning, a fine
girl. -....
- Ole Knutson went to West Su-
perior Friday evening to work in a
car shop. ~
- John E.. Ostrom has sold his
residence property in the city to
Chas. Wittensten.
Rev. Geo. Michael, who is selling
Bibles for McClurg & Co., is here this
week finishing up his canvass.
Mrs. P. S. Ware left on Monday
for New York state in response to a
telegram announcing the serious ill.,
ness Of a sister.
= Charles Beardmore, of Oshkosh,
Wis.,, arrived last week to look the
country over and to visit his re]a-
tive, Henry J. Beardmore, of Sands
vile.
- Township 1856, Range 80, was
organized and held it's first election
OF officers on Aug. 81, 1899. It is
called Valley. A. O. Fladeland,
Grygla P. O., is the town clerk.
- C. O. Nelson, of the Crookston
Times, was in the city a couple days
last week taking orders for binding.
He is a cousin OF Nels Roam, who
lives south OF town, whom he had
not seen for ID years, and took oc-
casion to pay him visit Friday
afternoon.
"A 1O-year old son OF C. J. Swan
son, OF McCrea, had the misfortune
to break his leg while bucking straw.
The Great Northern surgeon not be-
ing available, a local physician re-
duced the fracture, and the boy is
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
- Maggie Woolery, of the sixth
grade, received first prize in the Min
neapolis Journal contest last week
for the best essay, and will receive as
a prize, a framed picture for hanging
in the school room. Last year the
Warren school received three pic
lures, that are now adjoining the
walls in the school building.
- Rev. E. F. Spicer preached his
farewell sermon in the M. E. church
last Sunday. He drove to Fergus
Falls on Monday, and after confer
ence he will go to Minneapolis, where
his wife now is, to visit for a time.
AS an earnest and successful minister
OF the Gospel and Christian gentle
man, he won for himself the respect
and esteem OF the people of Warren,
both inside and outside the church
in which he has labored.
| j. P. O'Connell, for the past two
years cashier for the Great Northern,
left on Wednesday morning for War
rem, where he becomes agent for the
same company. Warren is one OF
the best stations on the line of the
Great Northern and Mr.. O'Connell is
to be congratulated upon his pro-
motion. G. D. Weightman, day op-
orator for the Great Northern, sue
ceeds Mr.. O'Connen as cashier for the
company in Moorhead. -MOorhead
Independent.
- Crookston had made great pre-
parations for the carnival this week
and it is too bad that rain and blus-
try weather should come to mar the
festivities. A special excursion train
gathered up the people along the St.
Vincent line this forenoon, and will
return them this evening. Over 40
tickets were sold at Warren. Among
those going were: Misses Helen and
Letia Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Shaw, Lucille Shaw, Mrs. Chas.
White, p. S. Ware. Ira Bradley, L.
c. Ketcham, DR.. and Mrs. Penney,
Mrs. w. +. Powell, Mrs. Mcintyre,
Otto Edwardh, J. H. Huggard and
wife, Mrs. Holcomb, Frank Jerrue
and wife, Mrs. T. E. Moulton, son
and daughter, Mrs. Mortenson and
daughter, N. 0. Roam, o. G. Val
tinsOn. r A"
,.. VIKING.