Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-10

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- L. V. Newport returned from
Iowa on Sunday.
= Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ. Skunes left
for st. Paul on Tuesday.
- There are many pieces OF defec-
tive side walk in the city that need
repairing.
- Oscar BOSNIAN has put up a
new sign on his hotel property on
the east side.
Dr.. J. E. Engstad, of Grand
Forks, made Warren a professional
visit Tuesday.
= Mrs. J. P. Easton went to St.
Paul on Monday to attend the grand
lodge OF the Eastern Star.
= Chas. Ungerth left last week for
Minneapolis, where he will attend an
institute for the cure of the liquor
habit
- Will Tullar is serving as phar-
macist in Whitney's west side drug
store during the absence OF G. w.
Wahlstrom.
G. F. Slice and family returned
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
they have made an extended visit
with friends. ~. ..
- Miss Flora Henderson went to
Stephen yesterday morning and Mrs.
Lamberson went up this morning to
| visit friends. 40 .r.-...-. .... -
R. Glavin left Monday for Sioux
Falls to attend the Populist Nation
al Convention and help nominate
W. J. Bryan. "
Our esteemed Foldahl correspon-
dent, Mr.. G. @. Lien, was in town
Monday shaking hands with his
many friends.
&C. J. klingborg, the blacksmith,
has been afflicted with lame foot
this week, the result OF being burned
with a hot iron.
- w. F. Powell and son Ralph
went to Minneapolis on Tuesday eve
ming They will visit relatives at
River Falls, Wis, before returning;
: Hon. A. D. Smith, of Minneapo-
lis, made very good address on the
subject Of Expansion and the Philip
pines at the Opera house last night.
- Much cleaning up remains to be
done in streets, alleys and back
yards before our city will present a
specially neat and attractive appear
ance. ...... .......
Miss Clara Adams, assistantprin-
cipal at Wadena, has accepted asim-
lar position in the Warren school for
the coming year, at a salary OF $50
per month.
NJ. J. Berget has commenced ex-
cavating for his new brick building.
1t will be two stories high, and his
adjoining building will also be in
creased to the same height, making
a valuable improvement along that
street.
= They must have poor mail facili-
ties in Itasca county where Aubol is.
A letter mailed by him at Boucher
vile, Ont, on April 9th reached
Warren on May 7th, longer time
than is required for a letter from
Europe.
- The Warren baseball team, first
nine, journeyed to Argyle Saturday
to try conclusions with the local team
at that place, and succeeded in COM
ing out victorious by a score Of thir-
teen to four. A return game will be
played at Warren in about two weeks.
- At the delinquent tax sale
on Monday tax certificates were
issued to the amount of $5,-
3O4.19. The forfeited tax sale
was held on the following day
and was we'll attended by bid
ders. The taxes collected at this
sale amounted to 81 ,219.31, and the
premium, which will go to the county
revenue fund, to 81, 8O8.19. Most Of
the property sold at fair prices.
On Friday last the long drawn
out suit OF G. w. Abrahamson VS.. IL.
Lamberson and g. G. Winchester, in
volving the title to the old Rossman
farm in Warrentown, was settlsd by
Mr.. Abrahamson paying $1,000 and