Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-08-09
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L. S. Olson returned Tuesday
from Minneapolis.
A. M. Shaw made business trip
to Hallock Saturday.
g. E. Carr, OF Stephen, spent
Tuesday night in the city.
Ed. VAIL returned ON Friday
from a visit to Crookston.
Ira Bradley was a passenger to
Crookston Monday evening.
Miss Yeo, OF Hallock, is the guest
Of Miss Grace Robbins this week.
!. Mrs. B. S. Chaplin returned Mon
Gay morning from visit with friends
at Euclid, Mimi.
- Miss Eta Brady, who has been
teaching term Of school at Duxby,
Roseau Co., arrived home Tuesday.
Come and hear the Juvenile Ar
fists. You cannot afford to miss it.
AT the NJ. E. church, Friday, Aug.
10th.
E.. W. Engelbert, Of Kennedy,
Mimi, democratic nominee for the
legislature, Was in the city Tuesday
night.
Elmer Johnson left last night for
his home in Litchfeld, MINI. He will
return in a couple weeks with the rest
Of Druggist Johnson's family, who
will make Warren their permanent
home in the future
- The lecture OF Mr. Aoki, the
Japanese: student, at the Presbytert
an church on Monday evening, was
interesting and well attended. In
quite good English, the speaker pre-
sented many facts about Japan and
the customs, habits and religious be-
Hefs OF the people. "s
= A Merry-go-round struck town
last Friday and has been kept busy
gathering in the stray nickels from
the boys and girls, and some older
people: as we'll, during the evenings.
It's hideous music, prolonged way in
to the night, has also disturbed the
peaceful slumbers of some of our
citizens. s-.
- Even Anderson, a New Solum
farmer, in attempting to stop a run
away team in this city last Saturday,
was thrown under the team and re-
ceived severe cut on the top OF the
head by one OF the horses stepping
ON him. The wound was dressed by
DR.. Francis, and the man returned
home.-Thief River Falls News. .
- Rev. II. Littlehales, Of Stephen,
filed the pulpit in the First NJ. E.
church in the absence Of Rev. W. E.
Loomis last Sunday. The sermons,
both morning and evening. were ably
handled. The sermon on .'Immor-
tality'' in the evening was exception
ally interesting. Mr.. Littlehales is
worthy OF better appointments than
he has had recently.
- Peter Ruedy returned from his
visit to the Paris Exposition on
Tuesday this week. He also made a
tour through Switzerland and saw
some of it's quaint old towns and the
grandly beautiful scenery Of the
Alps mountains. England also was
seen, including the great city OF
London Mr.. Ruedy speaks OF his
trip as being very pleasant, and he
doubtless gained many new ideas
that will be valuable to him, even in
raising No. Hard wheat in the Red
river valley. But he disappointed his
many friends by returning all alone.
- Little over two weeks ago, Fred
Lundberg started for Roseau and
took sick on the way. He, however,
got through, and after laying up
there few days and summoning the
best medical skill they could produce,
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in that country he failed to get relief,
and, with his body full Of fever and
pleuritical pain, he was ushered into
buggy and started for home, nearly
100 miles, where he could receive
medical aid and care. He has been
confined to his bed all the past week,
but is now improving slowly and in
a few days will be able to be around
again.
The. town OF New Maine, Twp,
157, r. a., which was organized at