Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17

Chas. Burseth went to Argyle
Monday morning.
Fred Brady was down from Ste
phen Monday night.
J. L. Conden, of Angus, was in
the city Wednesday.
Henry Taralseth was at Stephen
on.pleasure bent Sunday.
&C. s. Hull started east last Fri
day on a hunting and fishing trip.
w. "A. Benzie, Ed. Bennewitz and
&c. Seeley were at Thief River Falls
Sunday.
The Misses Keye and Miss Lulu
Cronkhite, of Argyle, were visiting
Warren friends Friday.
Services will be held in the Nor
wegian Luth. church next Sunday at
8 P. NJ, by Rev. L. NJ. Skunes.
- DR.. Bratrud is having the pleas
ure of a visit from his father, whose
home is at Spring Valley, MINI.
= A man by the name Of Young,
from town of Wright, died last week
at Nordgren's hotel from dropsy.
= Mrs. DR.. E. T. Frank returned
from Stephen Friday evening, where
she had been visiting her sister for
a few days.
A. NJ. Shaw, Miss Lucille Shaw
and Miss Floy Penney drove to
Grand Forks Friday, returning Sat-
urday evening.
John Swanson, OF Vega, sold his
farm last year, and being in poor
health, he has now decided to return
to Sweden to live.
- Tom Keegan was an arrival in
the city Monday morning. he has
spent the winter at Grand Rapids,
Mimi, and other points.
IF. w. Woodward arrived from
Eau Claire the latter part OF last
week to see how matters were pro-
crossing on the big farm.
State auditor Dunn has inform
ed county auditor Nelson that there
will be no sale OF school lands in
Marshall county this year. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson have
been down from Northcote visiting
relatives and friends in Viking and
Warren for a couple weeks.
District mission meetings will be
held in the Swedish Luth. congrega-
tions Of Warren and vicinity, COM
mencing at Warren on Monday even
ing, June 4th, and continued in Vega
on the 5th, and at Lower Snake on
the 9Th. -.
- Miss Kari Johnson, OF Lincoln,
was adjudged insane by probate
Judge P. H. Holm yesterday, and
committed to the asylum at Fergus
Falls, whittier she was conveyed by
sheriff Green and a brother of the
patient. ......-.. ..- -
Chas. Wittensten was at Crooks
this week, and he states that about
40 home-seekers arrived there from
Iowa on Tuesday, and they were but
the advance guard OF many hundred
who this spring have their eys on
northern Minnesota.
- The Argyle Banner stated last
week that "John Lund and olga
Blomsness came up from Warren last
Sunday" This is mistake, as it
was Mrs. John Lund, and not John
Lund, who accompanied Miss Olga
Blomsness to Argyle on that day.
The movement to secure grounds
for a park and a race track, men,
toned in a former issue OF the SHEAF.
has terminated successfully. The
city council appropriated $1,000,
and 5000 were raised by private
subscription, enough to secure both
tracts OF land-the fine wooded S-acre
peninsula on the west side for a park,
and the 4O-acre tract on the east side
for a race track. Mr.. A. P. Mcintyre
has taken great deal OF interest in
the matter, and it is largely owing
to his efforts that the project has
succeeded.
The Peterson High Glass Enter
tanners willappear at the Opera house
next Friday and Saturday nights,
May Is and 10. This company is
headed by Gus. Peterson, the favorite
Swedish comedian, who will appear in
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