Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-19
- NJ. E. Todd dropped into town

! - NJ. E. Todd dropped into town
yesterday afternoon. fish
Senator Grindeland made a
business trip to Stephen Friday.
!. F. W. Flanders made business
trip to Crookston Tuesday evening.
- Rev. P. NJ. Samuelson conduct
ed religious services at Stephen yes
terday.
- Bishop johnson returned Tues
day morning from business trip to
the Twin cities.
- Mrs. 10th and children have
moved to the Russell farm near Ste.
phen for the summer.
| - Mesdames P. Nilsson and Frank
Russell, of Stephen, came down Fri.
day evening to visit Warren friends.
- Sacred song service will take
place OF the usual preaching service
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening. Usual time
Oscar Holen and the Misses
Julia Holen and Emma Olson, OF
Argyle, were at Warren latter part
OF last week visiting friends.
- Last week X. J. Taralseth
placed a large Majestic Range in
the Windsor Hotel. Mrs. Mcintyre
is now so happy she feels ten years
younger.
- Mrs. N. NJ. Erickson, OF Argyle,
and Mrs. R. NJ. Caldwell, OF Bloomer,
were in Warren Sunday attending
the confirmation exercises in the
Swedish Lutheran church.
Louis Lofgren has Just returned
from Minneapolis where he bought a
lot of second hand goods. such as BIZ
cles, buggies, harnesses and furniture,
now for sale at the second store OF
Lofgren and Stenquist.
- Ludwig Grimstad, who has been
staying at Nordgren's hotel since he
and family were brought in from Red
river, disappeared from the hotel on
Tuesday night. No one knows where
he has gone. It is believed he went
to visit friends in the country.
Abel Garborg got back last Sat-
-urdety. After looking soverza number
OF different places he has about de-
cided to locate at Cooperstown, N.
D., and start a bank there. On
Monday he went to Newfolden for a
brief visit with relatives and friends,
Mrs. Garborg having gone there a
few days before.
- A meeting OF young men was
held in DR.. Penney's office last night
for the purpose OF starting a club
room and gymnasium. Committees
on finance and membership were ap~
pointed and another meeting will be
held next Monday evening. when it
will be ascertained what encourage
ment the project has met. If wisely
carried out, the project is certainly
laudable one and will be helpful to
the young men in many ways.
- DR.. Wattam has force of car
penters at work this week making
substantial improvements on his
house, by adding to its height so as
to make an upper story and putting
on new mansard roof and other en-
bellishments that will make it very
coy home. The family has had to
move out while this work is in pro-
gress, and the Doctor will sleep at
nights in his Office, where he may be
found by those wishing to see him.
John Westman, OF Durand, Wis,
arrived yesterday morning to visit
his brother, Lewis Westman, and
other friends. 1t ia ID years since he
was in Warren and he was surprised
to see how the town has grown and
improved since then. Mr.. Westman
has recently sold his farm in Wiscon-
sin, and he has stopped at several
places on the way here casting about
for y new location. He may conclude
to locate here, especially if his wife,
who is expected to arrive shortly, is
pleased with this country.
Two of Ludwig Grimstad's chill.
dren, Oscar, a nine year old boy, and
Militia, a seven year old girl, were
assigned to the Children's Home
Society by their father yesterday
Mrs. Webber, assistant superintend.
ent Of said society, took charge Of the
children and brought them away
with her. They are bright children
and thew will now he 1,laced in GOOD