Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-03
Entered at the Post Q faceat Warren as second
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Argyle Friday.
- L. j. Under came down from
Hallock last night.
Miss Bertha Blank came down.
from Argyle Friday night.
Miss Nellie Chaplin, of Euclid,
visited friends in Warren Saturday.
%. R. Simonson and Henry Tar
alseth were over Sunday visitors in
Crookston.
= Fred Brady went to Crookston
Saturday and will visit Grand Forks
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Rookie got
back Friday from Buena Vista, and
will spend the summer here.
L. Henderson left Saturday eve
ming on a business trip to St. Paul
and beyond, returning Tuesday.
= Mrs. Oscar Anderson, OF Thief
River Falls, was here this week visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Olson. .
i DR.. E, r. Frank carries his hand
in a sling as result of an accident
in using a veterinary instrument.
= W. +. Powell & Go. report the
sale OF seven bugyies last Saturday.
Surely, prosperity has struck this
"Neck O. the Woods -+.
- Mr.. Metcalf, editor Of the Nelson
County Observer, Lnkota, n. d., was
in the City Monday investigating the
merits OF our telephone system.
R. Glavin left Monday for Min
neapolis to attend the populist state
convention that will elect delegates
to the National convention, at Sioux
Falls.
A. P. McIntyre's fast horse car
ries himself prouder than ever BOW,
driven in a handsome gentlemen
driving wagon, bought Of W. +.
Powell & Co. ~.
- W. F. Powell & Co. report IN
unusually large sale on buggies this
spring. They say that good goods
fully @ uaranteed is what makes trade
move on the double quick. . --..
= J. C. RAIDER, OF Cando, n. D.,
owner OF the electric light plant in
said town, was here with E. Hewett
on Tuesday examining; our telephone
system with a view Of putting in a
similar one where he lives.
The dance at the Opera house
Friday evening was not a very sue
cessful affair owing to the heavy rain,
but those in attendance spent a very
pleasant time. The Argyle Mandolin
Club furnished music for the occasion.
County auditor Nelson has got
ten out a good sectional map OF
Marshall county that will come very
handy to real estate men and others
who desire to know the names and
location OF the different towns and
post offices in the county. The price
OF the map is $1.OO.
B. F. Bivins LETT Saturday night
for Fargo, where he has accepted a
position as travelling salesman for
the Buffalo Pitts Co. Bert has many
friends in Warren who regret to see
him leave, but what is our loss is
Fargo's gain, and the Buffalo Pitts
Co. have been very fortunate in Sc
curing his services.
Rev. H. p Fisher, pastor Of the
congregational church in Crookston,
will deliver the address at the COM
mencement exercises of the Warren
High School to be held on Friday
evening, June 1st. There will be two
graduates this year, namely Florence
Brown and Albert E. Whitney.
Warren is soon to have a long
distance telephone connection. Fred
Kult, right-of-way agent OF the North
western Telephone Exchange Co., was
in town this week trying to secure
permission to enter the city, and the
city council, at a meeting held Tues
day evening, granted the necessary
right Of way. The line, we under
stand, will be extended from Crooks
ton north to all the towns on the St
Vincent line and to Roseau.
Miss Abbie Brewster and w. r..
Behrns were married at the residence
of the BRIDES parents at Fisher on
Sunday, April %, at 5 p. IN. TWAS
a very pretty social affair The bride
has been a teacher in the Polk coull-
ty schools for a number OF years and