Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-12

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= B. F. Bivins went to Fargo
Tuesday evening. ...
- Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Ware drove
to Thief River Falls Saturday.
- Mrs. Maude l. Hall came down
from Nelson Park Tuesday evening.
= Miss Christine Mjoberg came
down from Stephen Friday evening
- Mr.. j. P. Easton went to Grand
Forks on Saturday evenings train.
- Misses MILESTONE and Blank,
Of Argyle, are visiting friends in the
city this week.
! - Miss Nellie Chaplin, of Euclid,
was visiting friends in the city latter
part of last week.
- liver Lodoen came up from Min
neapolis this morning for a few days
visit with friends.
- Married: Mr.. Cyrus O. Craig
and Miss Nettie Hall we1e married at
Warren on Monday.
- The Misses Palmer. of Angus,
were visiting with Miss Flora
| Lamberson last Saturday.
- Edgar Terhune, OF Comstock,
left Friday for Des Mofnes, Iowa,
where he expects to remain.
- Mrs. Nettie Lakin returned Sat-
urday morning from a three week S
visit with friends in minneapolis.
Miss Martha Anderson, of
Crookston, came up Saturday morn
ing to teach term in town of Brislet.
Miss Clara Yeo came down from
Hallock Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Linda
Craig.
Ct e Black, relief agent at this
place during Mr.. O'Connell's absence,
is now agent for the company at
Stephen.
- A hive of bee5 arrived this morn
ing for manager Cheney on the West
farm. We know now where to go to
sweeten UP.
+ b. Putnam, one of the owners
OF the Pembina Farm, came up from
St. Paul Friday to see how seeding
was progressing.
- Alfred Olson and Philip Lezie
drove down from Argyle with q Shet-
land pony Tuesday, to visit the
schools and friends here.
- Miss Mable Wyand, Of
Crookston came up Saturday
morning; she will teach a term of
school in town Of Farley.
- John Grove, of the John Grove
Land and Loan Co.'S head office at
St. Paul, was looking over the
situation at Warren Saturday.
Hans B. Imsdahl has been nom
mated for secretary OF state by refer
endum vote Of the Peoples party.
Warren politicians OF all political
parties are getting famous and in de-
mand.
Louis Lofgren has Just returned
from Minneapolis where he bought a
lot OF second hand goods; such as BIZ
cles, buggies, harnesses and furniture,
now for sale at the second store OF
Lofsren and Stenquist.
F. W. Woodward reports that
he already has $500 acres seeded on
his big farm, and that if the weather
continues favorable he will have all
the wheat in by the end OF the week.
That's quick and early seeding, we
should remark.
- Confirmation exercises will be
held next Sunday forenoon in the
Smedish Luth. church, conducted by
Rev. A. Mattson. Yesterday Rev.
Madison was presented with an ele-
giant gold watch by the members OF
the confirmation class.
= Mrs. Amanda Weber, assistant
superintendent Of the Children's Aid
Society, addressed the congregation
at the NJ. 3. church Sunday morning,
and in the evening at the Presbyteri-
an church, in behalf Of the work of
the society. A little six weeks old
orphan baby boy, that she brought
with her, was kindly given a home
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Porteous, Of
Warrenton.
- DR.. G. A. Penney passed the ex-
aminatihn before the State Board Of
Dental Examiners at Minneapolis
last week. The examination in this