Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-24
Entered at the Post o nice ct Warren as second
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~AoSOAAoy 10y AOAi NCC OVWiA Hull
Argyle last Friday.
= Isaac F. Hall went to Crooks
ton Tuesday evening.
= Al. Fish went to Bigwoods yes
terday to do a Job Of masonry.
A. E. Flanders was passenger
to Crookston Tuesday evening.
&c. E. Carr, the Stephen attorney,
spent Tuesday night in Warren
Mrs. A. Garborg and son Arne
left last night for Cooperstown, N. D..
E. 1. Royem and E. Hjertaas left
Saturday evening for visit at Gary,
MINI.
j. K. Wood went north Monday
to do a job Of surveying in town of
Donnelly.
The Bank OF Warren reports six
quarter sections of land sold on Fri
day and Saturday last week.
L. J. Under has the contract
to build C. S. Hull's new residence
and he has already begun the work.
= The old lady Mrs. Wassgren re-
turned last week from an extended
visit with two sons near West Su-
perior, Wis.
IS. P. Wickstrom has sold half
interestin his shop to A. E. .Svenson,
an experienced machinist, from St.
Paul, MINI.
e. Hewett, the assessor, is max
ing his rounds these days, listing and
placing ,a;valuation on our worldly
possessions.
- c. J. Kingborg had his house
and a fine grove OF timber on his
farm in McCrea destroyed by prairie
fire last Saturday.
- The old Swedish Luth. church
has been moved temporarily to the
rear OF the lot in order to make room
for the new structure.
- Fred Johnson returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis, where he at
tended the Republican state conven-
ton as a delegate from this. county.
- Land seekers are arriving most
every day. Yesterday ascouple gem
tlemen from St. Paul, and another
gentleman and a lady from Illinois,
arrived to look up lands in this
vicinity.
Judge of Probate Holm has been
informed that Mrs. Sigrid Anderson
Bergstrom, who was committed to
the asylum from this county some
time ago, was paroled on the 10Th
inst, as she had not many days to
live, being a sufferer with consump-
ton.
Hon. Peter E. Hanson, of Litch-
field, Mimi, was in the city Tuesday
looking over the political field, he be-
ing a candidate for nomination for
secretary Of state. He is a sturdy
pioneer, having come to Meeker
county, Mimi, in 1857, and has lived
there ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plumb, of
Seattle, Wash, have been on a visit
to relatives in this state, and on Sat-
urday last they came to Warren to
make a brief visit at the home of w.
j. Brown, Mrs. Plumb being a niece
Of Mrs. Brown. They left last night
for their home in the far west.
"A fine 14-pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grindeland on Sun
day morning, May Goth. Mother
and child are doing well, and the SEN
ator has, already made arrangements
with delegate H. L. Melgaard to have
plank in favor OF woman suffrage
incorporated into the national re-
publican platform to be formulated
at Philadelphia.
Leonard Erickson came up from
Moorhead Saturday to say goodbye
to his relatives and friends before his
departure to Washington to enter
upon his duties in the census bureau.
He graduates from the advanced
course in the Normal this year, but
as he must be in Washington by
June LIST, he can not stay to attend
the graduation exercises.
Mr.. J. A. Campbell arrived Tues
day from Morris, Mimi, to take
charge Of the John Grove Land &
Loan Co.'S Office at Warren. Until
recently he was the editor Of the
Morris Republican Times, which