Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-26

= Andrew Holling was at Donald
son yesterday.
= u. Farrell made business trip
to Stephen Monday night.
= Andrew Listfjeld and O. Simond-
son, of Bigwoods, were in town yes
terday.
= Christian Hanson and Peter A.
Dyrud were in from New Solum
Tuesday. ... H. :
= Rev. G. Landstrom, of Winni-
peg, arrived yesterday for visit
with Rev. A. Mattson. g 81
= Sylvester Peterson, register Of
the Crookston Land Office, was in
town Friday last week.
- A. P. Nordlund, postmaster OF
Vega, is hauling lumber this week
for a large new store building.
- Mr.. Void, OF Argyle, was pas
senger on last Thursdays train
bound for old Norway on a visit.
Mrs. L. s. Bayrell came down
from Argyle Thursday evening to at
tend the conventions at NJ. E. church.
Richard Wilson and wife left for
Grand Forks Monday, with the in
tention OF making that city their
future home. :. -: 49,. .-.'
A. II. Southworth, a former we'll
known citizen of Warren, was mar
ried recently to Mrs. Addie S. Hotch-
kiss, a wealthy widow Of Owatonna,
Mimi. He resides at Minneapolis.
- Miss Liedl and Miss Southam,
graduates of the Moorhead Normal,
have accepted positions in the War
rem schools for the coming year, at
$45 per month. Miss Brill has also
been reelected at $45 per month.
Our correspondents tell Of many
disastrous prairie fires in different
parts OF the county. In kittson Co.
they have had bad fires, and there a
twelve-vear old girl, when surround
ed by flames, saved herself and two
babies by riding to safety on horse.
- Fred Lundberg returned home
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
he has spent a few weeks at an insti-
tute for the cure OF the liquor habit.
He says he feels happy now and like
a new man, and for this his many
friends rejoice and will help him
along in his journey through life.
- A number of young men met at
DR.. Penney's office last night for the
purpose OF organizing a social club.
The following persons were chosen
as officers: DR.. G. A. Penney: presi.
dent; W. A. Knapp, vice-president;
o. H. Taraiseth, secretary: G. A,
Nelson, treasurer. It was decided to
hold another meeting next Wednes.
day evening at the same place.
- The first mail to Gotland p. o..
in town of Vega, was taken out Sat.
urday. There is no regular schedule
for carrying the mail, but for the
present at least, the carrier will leave
Warren Wednesdays and Saturdays
at noon, returning same days at
o'clock p. m. F. G. Stromgren il
the postmaster, and the Office is To-
Gated opposite the Swedish Lutheran
church. ":': -
- A supply Of the new postage
stamp books, gotten out by the
postothce department, has been re-
ceived at the Warren office. The
books are of different values; one
containing II stamps sells for %
cents; one OF "a stamps for 40 cents
and one with 4S stamps for 81 cents
A piece Of oil paper is placed between
each of the pages to prevent the
stamps from sticking together. The
books are very convenient for carry
ing stamps and will surely prov,
popular.
- Last week there was a big time
at the n. E. church in Warren, al
Epworth League convention, Sun
day School convention and the Du
luth District CONVENTIONAL being
held there. Asnumber OF minister.
and workers in the church were pres
ent. DR.. Robert Forbes delivered {
lecture on Saturday evening, which
we desire to specially mention as i
was by far the best OF the several w
have heard delivered by this abb,