Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-15
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Ia the city last Friday.
- Town clerk D. D. johnson, of
Spruce Valley, is attending court as
witness this week.
- Miss Anna Samuelson went to
st. Paul Monday to purchase a
spring stock Of millinery.
- Paul Durand, a prominent citi-
zen OF town OF Fork, is attending
court al juror this week.
- Dan. Robertson, Of Argyle, re-
turned home last Friday from a visit
to his old home in Ontario.
Attorneys F. Hibner and H. W.
Lee, OF Thief River Falls, were in at
tendance at court Tuesday.
- Miss Jennie Hanson came up
from Erskine Monday morning to
assist her sister Inga in the millinery
store.
- c. F.. Allen, OF Comstock, got
home last week from Roseau county,
where he has been engaged in lum-
bering.
MARRIED: By Rev. A. Mattson,
IN Vega, on Sunday, March II,
1900, Mr.. Andreas Nelson and Miss
Ida Palm.
- Allen Benzie came over from
Thief River Falls Monday to take
charge Of the confectionery store of
his brother, who is on the sick list.
- The Ladies OF the Scandinavian
n. E. church will serve oysters, coffee
and cake at their church, Friday
evening, this week, March Is. Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
- A. N. Jensen has been circulat-
ing petition this week in favor of
his appointment as census enumerat-
or for the Warren district. Mr.. Jen-
sen was the one who took the y. $.
census III 1890.
District court is in session this
week, and the town is full Of lawyers
jurors, clients and witnesses 1t will
be a lengthy term. Next week the
SHEAF will publish a comblete report
Of the proceedings.
49, Magnus Bystrom returned last
Friday from St. aul, where he has
been under medical treatment the
past couple months. His numerous
friends are pleased to learn that his
health is improving.
Mrs. John f. Ostrom was given
pleasant surprise by large num-
Der of her lady friends, in honor OF
her names day, on Wednesday after
noon. She was presented with an
elegant silver tray in memory Of the
occasion.
- James P. O'Connell, local agent
OF the Great Northern Railway, left
Saturday evening for a months visit
at Waverly, Mimi, Moorhead, Mimi,
and points in Michigan. Mr.. Black
will act as relieving agent during his
absence.
The Crookston papers announce
the death of VIM Bloom, at Phoenix,
Arizona, on Monday. Mr.. Bloom
was we'll known at Warren and
throughout Marshall county. He
died from consumption. His re-
mains will be brought to Crookston
for burial. ......
%. A. Osmundson, OF township
1853, range "a, is making Warren
visit this week. He says that set
tiers have been pouring into the
northwestern townships OF Marshall
county at a rapid rate, OF late, and
that all the vacant land in said
township is taken. p.
=. Mr.. H. F. Lofgren, OF St. Paul,
representing the Scandinavian Relief
Association, OF Red Wing, Mimi, ar
rived in the city yesterday to spend
a few days in soliciting for new mem
bers. This company offers cheap
and reliable insurance, and during
it's u years existence has paid out
$725,9O2.7O in benefits to widows
and orphans.
Nels Bystrom has received a let
ter from Albin Young, former clerk
in the store OF X. j. Taralseth, dated
at Cape Town, Cape Colony, South
Africa. He has lately Travelled in
the western states. Being in poor
health, he was advised to go south,
and coming to New Orleans, he took
passage on q transport for South
Aeu;oo Ha tried tn iOin tho British