Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-02-08

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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

gye on saturd
Geo. B. Jarrett went to Crook
ston Monday on ,bnsiness.
Conner Evans and wife, oi An
gu, were il the city Saturday.
q. Nv. Johnson and Henry Tar
aheth spent Sunday in Crookston.
eee ". @. HoLcohB for horses.
on Park 9 Avenue, opposite town well,
]. b. Dudley, supt. Of Duluth
Elevator Co., spent Friday in the
], city.
=. E. Nelson, OF New Solum, is
back again in the sheriff's Office as
deputy.
Rev. L. N. Skunes left for NeiIs-
vile yesterday to attend 9 mission
,aeeting.
w. O. Holcomb arrived Friday
morning with q carload Of horses
ron Une 6Hln clues.
- j. r. Anderson received q couple
young Siberian wolf hounds from
jamestown, N. D., the other day
- The ladies Of the Norwegian
Luth. church met at the home OF
Mrs. x. J. Taralseth yesterday af-
ternoon.
The family Of Chris. Rundtom
mourns the loss Of their two months
old baby, which died Monday OF
bronchitis. ...ss!!.;;
Postmaster John E. Strand
quist, Of Strandquist p O., in this
county, transacted business at War
rem on Tuesday. ss
Mr,J. R. G. Karlen, one OF town
Of Excel's sturdy and well-to-do
farmers, was IN Warren Tuesday
attending to matters OF business.
7.s-- Licenses to wed was issued Feb.
And to Hans C.. Hanson and Ida II.
Johnson, Of town Of Viking, and on
the 9Th, to Jacob koralewskiandAn An
ME Ganscherowski.
w. w. Hunter went to Red Lake
Pals Tuesday to take charge tenn
porarily of the Robertson Lumber
Co.'s yard at that place during the
sickness OF the resident manager.
Rev. j. Tonne, Of Eldred, Mimi.
3 well known temperance, advocate,
!, has been around the county with
Rev. Ostgulen talking county option
ia the Norwegian Lutheran congre-
cations.
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh will
deliver a Temperance address in the
ii. E. church, Wednesday evening.
Z Feb. q. 1t will undoubtedly be
: worth your while to attend. All are
cordially invited.
p. Ruedy returned Monday from
his extended visit in Wisconsin and
southern Minnesota His many
friends had hoped that he would not
come back alone this time, but he
did and leap year is four years
hence. 81 ..E5Es
MIR. w. s. Day is the name OF
!. the gentleman who succeeds Mr.. B.
r.. Bivins as manager Of the ST. Hill
aire Lumber Co. s yard at Warren.
He comes from Wells, Mimi, and is
an OK perienced man in the lumber
q business.
Sheriff F. a Green went to st.
Paul on Friday last to get extradi-
ton papers for the arrest OF one,
Tandrnp Soltviet, who is charged
/ With criminal assault upon Mrs. Or
ton, in town. OF Grand Plain, some
time last fall. BE is now held in Jail
AT Grafton, N. D. If the necessary
papers; are issued by the state
auth critics, the. sheriff will 80 to
/ Bismarck, N. D., to get them signed
sx,the authorities there, before the
prisoner is delivered into his hands,.
\ LATER: Mr.. Green returned this
morning, and says his man is now
lodged in the ookston Jail
Our toWnsman, Mr., a s.P. Nc
lntyre, is q record breaker when it
comes to selling real estate. aOn Sat
.arday last he received q letter with
power and a request to sell the 4. 4.
Davies farm, west 4 Of sec. ~, tp..
!, 154, range 40, and before noon on q
Monday he sold it to G. a. Aubol for for
] ! little less than s., 600 cash Thus 8
has Mr.. Aubol furnished q substan-
MOL nroof of what he said q few days