Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-06-08


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= Miss Anna Ahlberg returned
from the Moorhead Normal on
Monday. ~, -; p.
= G. N. Morkassel is putting in
his time on the new farm recently
bought by him in town OF Vega.
- MARR1ED: Robert Porteous
and Sarah C. Clear were united in
marriage on Thursday last week by
Rev. E. f. Spicer.
- County Auditor A. B. Nelson
will sell the grass on school lands in
Marshall county on June 22nd. See
notice in this issue.
- Andrew Ostrand, of Foldahl,
brought in about 700 lbs. of wool
to sell on Friday last week. He has
a flock of about 200 sheep.
- The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Swedish Luth. church meet this al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary
Dalquist, in town of Warrenton.
M. j. McCann returned from his
North Dakota farm on Monday.
crossing Red river on the new ferry
on township line directly west from
Warren.
- Norman Jensen returned from
his vacation trip Tuesday and stop
ped off day at Warren to visit his
father, leaving for Hallock yester-
day morning.
- Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Bayrell, Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Bennewitz, and Mr..
j. c. Bennewitz were among those
down from Argyle to witness the
graduation exercises OF the Warren
High School.
In the murder case recently
tried at Hallock the jury returned a
verdict of manslaughter in the fourth
degree. Sentence has been deferred
until July 18th, at which time argu-
ment for a new trial will also be
heard.
Go. Supt. F. G.. Bennett and wife
were present at the graduation
exercises of the Warren High School
on Friday evening last. Mr.. Bennett
was we'll pleased with the exercises
and speaks highly of the work done
in the Warren schools.
Misses Freda and Hilda Samuel
son returned home Monday from
the State Normal School at Moor
head. Miss Freda Samuelson gradu-
ated from the institution this year
and she has been elected a teacher
in the Warren schools for the ensu-
ing year.
- The weather has been kind OF
cold during the past few days. Rain
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
nights. Reports from all parts of
the county say that crops are look
ing fine though a little late. Farm
ers are cheerful over the outlook for
a good crop.
- There is new song going the
rounds of the press, and it runs as
follows: "We don't want to buy at
your place, nor trade there any more.
You'll be sorry when you see me
going in some other store. You
can't sell us any stale goods; we
have opened wide our eyes we don't
want to trade at your store because
you do not advertiser
- At a meeting OF the STOCKHOLM
ers OF the Warren Manufacturing
Co., held on Monday evening, the
following board of directors was
elected for the ensuing year: Frank
'1errue, Mrs. Irene Jerrue, R. Glavin,
John E. Hunter, aud Peter Brown.
At subsequent meeting OF the
board OF directors the following Of
ficers were chosen: Frank Jerrue
president and general manager;
John E.: Hunter, vice president; and
R. Glavin, secretary and treasurer.
- Abel Garborg, wife and son
left last Friday for Norway, where
they will spend the summer visiting,
Mr.. Garborg has brother in Nor,
way, Arne Garborg, who has won
considerable fame as literary man,
being the author Of several books and
a number of short stories, and it is
at his earnest solicitation that this
visit to the old home is undertaken
Upon his return, which will probably
be in the fall, Mr.. Garborg expects
to go into business on his own hook