Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-12
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spent Monday night in the city.
- Misses Cora and Leora Evans,
OF Angus were in the city Wednesday.
G G. Magladry went to Angus
Tuesday to do a job ofpaper-hanging.
p. B. Malberg and family NOV.
ed out onto their homestead in Viking
on Saturday last.
Samuel and Harry March arriv-
ed Saturday from Minneapolis to
look after seeding on the West farm.
John Kurz returned last Friday from
Devils Lake, n. D. He has his farm
in Warrenton rented this year to H
Eide.
Born The wife Of Jonas Erick-
son gave birth to twins, both girls,
on Monday evening, April 9th. All
are doing we'll.
- Attorneys H. STEVENSON and
county attorney Holston, Of Crooks
ton, we're in the city last Friday ar.
guing cases before Judge Watts.
Clara and Hanna Hanson re-
turned Saturday to their home in
Crookston, after a weeks visit with
their brother Hans Hanson, in Farley.
- Willie Berg, OF Belgrade, MIMI,
a nephew OF Mrs. H. NJ. Swanson, ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning.
He will assist Mr.. Swanson in theiur-
niture store.
- Married: At the Swedish Luth
parsonage, by Rev. A. Mattson, on
April 9Th, Oscar Mattson and Nina
Moen, from town of Alma, Marshall
county, Mimi.
- Sheriff F. A. Green and Dan
Main conveyed On Saturday last the
prisoner Nels Olson to the state pen
itentiary at Saltwater, where he will
be confined five years.
p III Holm has received copy of a
newspaper, The Diamond Fields Adj
vertiser, published at Kimberley,
South Africa, Feb. %, shortly after
the raising of the siege and zCronje's
surrender. .-~
John E. Strandquist, Of Strand
Quist p. o., was in town Monday.
proving up on his homestead before
Clerk Of Court Morck. Jonas 4. He'll
Erickson and John 0. Johnson were
his witnesses
j. II. Imsdahl is il from Big Woods
to-day, and reports that the farmers
on Red River are practically through
seeding all kinds OF grain. No troub-
le with water this year.
- supt. VIM. Angus and Co. supt.
Bennett attended the meeting of the
Northwestern Minnesota Educational
Association at Moorhead last week.
Supt. Angus was elected president Of
the association for the ensuing year.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Ostrom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lundgren, und
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lundgren went
to Crookston Tuesday evening to at
tend the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Westerberg, of the Scan
dia House, Crookston, to whom they
are related.
- County auditor Nelson has
drawn wolf bounty warrants for
S 1O4S since January first. This is
at the rate of $ 7 for each wolf, except
eight that were captured last year for
which s bounty was paid. OF this
bounty, the state pays two thirds and
the county third.
AT a meeting OF the City Council
last Friday evening, the saloon IL
cense was fixed at $ 1000 for the
year. -Four licenses were granted,
namely toJ. N. Blawd, John E. Lund,
Richard Sullivan, and E. E. Koppong.
E. Dady was appointed city marshal
at a salary Of fifty dollars ermonth,
and P. NJ. Hjerpe street commission
er at two dollars per day.
Judge Watts was in the city last
Friday hearing arguments and mo-
lions in court cases. A motion for a
new trial in the case Of Nels Olson,
was made and denied, and instead
the Judge passed sentence on the pris-
oner, committing him to five years
confinement at Saltwater. A fine OF
500 each was also imposed onJ Ohm
Bolton, John A. Johnson, Joseph
Lund and j. N. Blawd for operating
blind pigs. Court adjourned till May
4th, at which time parties who have
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