Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-05
Entered at the Post o Nee at Warren 90 second
Glass Mai,Matter.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

NeW1olden tuesday.
A. Kostad, merchant at Ellerth.
this county, was in town Friday.
DIR. T. Bratrud left Saturday for
a few days visit at.St. Paul, MINI.
- Rev. A. Tornell, Of Viking,
preached in town OF Vega on Sunday
last.
w. A. Case came down from Ro-
seau county on Friday, and tarried
a little while with Warren friends.
The third quarterly communion
service will be conducted by DR.. For
hes at 1870 on Sunday, April 22nd.
Abel Garborg left Monday for
Appleton, MIMI, to ascertain what
the prospects are for establishing a
bank there.
M. J. Berget is going to build a
brick building this spring on the site
of the old laundry building adjoining
his photograph gallery.
Rev. Robert Forbes, D. D., will
lecture in the NJ. E. Church on Satur-
day night April Dist. on "What is
He WORTH" Admission twenty-five
cents.
The long drought in Warren is
to be broken with a vengeance. 1t is
said that six parties are anxious to
put in saloons. Surely it don't rain,
but it pours.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
NJ. E. church will serve ice cream and
cake Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming, April II, in the old court house.
The proceeds will be sent to starving
India.
- X. II. Halls and wife returned
Monday morning from Crookston,
where they have bought a house and
lot, and intend to move there to
make their future home.
- Miss Alma Barneko returned
Saturday from Moorhead Normal
School to teach a term Of school in
the Holmgren district in Vega, where
she taught last summer.
The Warren laundry, conducted by
liver Warwick, will be moved next
. Monday, April 8, from it's present
location to the J. 6. Harris house.
south Of the Lyons House.
MARRIED: At the Swedish Luth.
parsonage, by Rev. A. Madison, on
March Both, Mr.. Solomon Anderson
and Miss Selma Erickson, from town
of Augsburg, Marshall Co., MINI.
Harry Bernard and Albert Slice
cot back this week from their win
ter's trapping on the Klondyke ridge
about 10 miles northeast of Warren.
They report good success, having
captured a number Of fur bearing an
imals.
- The directors Of the Warren
Board OF Trade held a meeting last
Saturday evening and elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: John
r. Ostrom, President; J. p. Easton,
Secretary; and X. J. Taralseth,
Treasurer.
The Duluth District Conference
will meet in the first NJ. E. Church
April ninteenth, DR.. hubert Forbes
presiding. The first session will be
on Thursday night, when DR.. Forbes
will lecture on 1.-The Epworth League
Idea," All are cordially invited.
- D. J. Campbell left Friday for
Crookston, where he will open up and
take charge Of as manager ofanother
office for the John Grove Land Co.
. J. j. Sannan, an experienced real es-
tate man and hustler from the word
90, has arrived and taken charge Of
the Warren office.
= The popular reader, humorist
and banjoist, Mr.. Horace Huron will
give an entertainment at the opera
house, under the auspices OF the
Warren Camp Of Modern Woodmen,
on Saturday, April 18th. Mr. Huron
can create more fun than you can
shake a stick at, and will doubtless
have a crowded house.
~ Mrs. August Lundgren surprised
her husband in a very pleasant man
ner on his 45th birthday last Satur-
day. Without her husbands knowl-
edge, she had invited a number of his
gentlemen friends and their families
TO tea and to spend the evening with