Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-19
Entered ct the Pos, Offlueat Warren a 8 seconc
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

-" II. -. NJ. NelsOn, OF New SOlum
was in town yesterday.
- Miss Nellie Chaplin visited with
Miss Grace Chaplin Saturday.
= Mrs. j. b. Main came down
from Stephen Thursday evening.
- NJ. 0. Held, of Big Woods,
is spending few days in town this
week.
A. J. Nyland, Stephens popular
harness maker, spent Tuesday night
at Warren.
- H. I. Golden. returned yester-
day morning from a visit at Hal
stead, MINI.
j. S. Daily, one of Bigwood's en-
terprising farmers, transacted bust
ness in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, of Big
Woods, was in the city yesterday
transacting business before the Pro.
bate court.
- Ed. Vail and family arrived
from Crookston Friday morning
Mr.. VAIL has entered the employ OF
F. E. Nelson, the tailor.
- Clerk of Court Morck received
a telegram yesterday morning, in
forming him of the death of his
mother in New York city.
- Hans Swanson has bought the
old Berget building on the west side
and is moving it onto lot on the
east side between H. M. Swanson's
and E. E. Koppong's places of
business.
49, DR.. Robert Forbes will lecture
in the M. E. church next Saturday
evening, April 21st, on the subject
What is He Worth? This is one of
the Dr.'s best lectures. Admission
Is cents.
- liver Lodoen returned to Mime
apolis Monday to resume his studies
at the Lutheran seminary until the
term closes in May, when he will
leave for Norway to make another
visit at his old home.
- Judge Holm has received an
other paper from Albin Young, now
in the British service in South Africa.
1t contained a few words writing
stating that he had just returned
from Grahamstown, where he had
brought Boer prisoner.
- At a meeting of the city council
last Friday evening, the poll tax was
fixed at 50 or two days work. The
recorder was instructed to notify
parties interested that after May LIST
the city would pay no more house
rent for Dan Bloomquist. E. Hewett
was appointed assessor.
- A party of homesteaders left
Monday morning bound for town 159,
range 43, where they expect to locate
claims, consisting of the following
named persons: w. J. Brown, A..
E. Flanders, J. K. Wood, Charles
Wees, F. A. Brady, Guy Jarrett, A.
A. Harris and Aim Bugner.
Andrew Lodoen is making
things hum in his blacksmith shop
these days. Last winter he equipped
his shop with gasoline engine, trip
hammer, emery wheel, band saw and
other machinery, so that he is now
prepared to do all kinds Of work on
the double quick. He is also making
things move in other ways. He has
bought several choice lots in Grinde-
land & Wentzels addition, to which
he has moved his barn, and has also
moved his residence there.
= Impressive confirmation exer-
cises were held at the Swedish Luth-
eran church on Easter Sunday, in
the morning, conducted by Rev. A.
Mattson. The church was prettily
decorated for the occasion by pro-
fusion of potted plants and flowers.
The young persons confirmed num-
bered twenty, their names being as
follows: Ida M. Johnson, Agnes M.
Anderson, Ida Nygren, Theolinda
Role, Hilma A. Person, Johanna A.
jacobson and Sara Erickson; Clar-
ence E: Broten, Oscar J. Floberg,
Filing j. Haug, John F. Dahlin,
Hugo Anderson, Fritz H. Dahlin,
John Walmark, William r. Johnson,
Magnus Erickson, Carl J. Setter
holm, Edward Role, Charlie E.
Erickson and E. Erickson. Each
catecumen was presented with a