Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-08-23
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=. Mrs. B. F. Biyins went to Fargo
Saturday evening.
Il. J. Under came down from
Hallock last night.
Dave Benzie drove over from
Thief River Falls Sunday.
"A fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. g. F. Carlton yesterday.
- Fred Brady, OF Stephen, was an
over Sunday visitor in the city.
- Chas. Burseth made a trip to
Polk county's capital Tuesday night.
In addition to all other, ills,
The mosquitoes have now come to
present their bills.
- Miss Florence ketchum returned
Friday night from teaching term OF
school in Roseau Co.
- Miss Lena Taralseth returned
Tuesday morning from a twomonths'
outing at Maple Lake.
Miss Carrie Shelly, Of Argyle, came
down Saturday night for visit with
her friend Miss Edna Slice.
j. A. Campbell made a business
trip to the Twin cities Thursday, re-
turning Saturday morning.
C. F. Briggs came up from Angus
Saturday morning and tarried with
friends in the city over night.
- Miss Clara Bennewitz returned
Wednesday morning from weeks
visit with friends at Crookston.
- Nels Freeberg, one OF the pros
porous farmers OF Angus, was in the
city Saturday looking for a thresh-
ing rig.
Hank Murray, the popular con-
ductor on the Northern division, tar
ried in the city Monday to witness a
good game of ball.
John Dahlgren, the popular
young agent for threshing machin-
cry, made a business trip to Crook
ston Monday evening.
George Kisch, OF Comstock, who
has been sick with typhoid fever at
the Norderen hospital, is now fairly
on the way to recovery.
Hans Mitgaard, the genial clerk
at the Peoples Trading Co., left last
night for visit with friends in the
southern part OF the state.
- Mrs. B. F. Bivins, daughter
Pauline, and son Norman, left Tues
day night for Fargo, Nd, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Bivins has a lucrative position with
the Buffalo Pitts Co. OF that place.
= W. A. Mcintyre left Monday
night for Red Lake Falls, where he
has decided to locate for thepractice OF
law. He is a bright young man, a
graduate of the State University, and
+ will doubtless get his share Of legal
business at Red Lake Falls. ~
The Republican county commit
tee consists OF DR.. 6. S. Wattam,
chairman; T. Morck. secretary; L. NJ.
johnson, H. L. Melgaard and Ed.
Torgerson. On Tuesday evening the
committee and the candidates on the
county ticket met at Warren to talk
over the campaign. =
Mr.. E. F. Whitney has received a
letter from J. B. Titus, a former citi-
zen, now residing at Santa Paula,
Calf, stating that Mrs. J. L. Stew
art died at her home in Randolph,
Neb., on the 18th inst. Many War
rem people remember Mrs. Stewart as
a cultured and greatly esteemed
young woman, and are saddened to
learn Of her demise.
The Great Northern Railway
has shown it's bristles again. The
citizens OF Warren and Crookstor
have been making an effort during
the past week to have a special rur
from Warren to Crookston, leaving
Warren at 1890 p. M, Friday, Aug
"a, and returning leaving Crookstor
at $50 same evening. The Grea'
Northern officials refused to run tn
train except under a guaranty Q
5000 for the trip. The ball gam
with Crookston is called Off.
DIED: On Aug. 16, 1900, Cla
risse, the little five months oil
daughter Of Mr.. Z. N. Johnson. o.
Friday her little body was taken t,