Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10


for ST. Paul to take in the attrac-
tions at the state capital, including
THE Inauguration Of Gov. Van SAINT.
Lofgren, the man who killed
Tom Hoey at Solway some time
ago, was discharged by the examin.
ing Judge last Friday and the Crook
ston Times says the people Of Bel
trami county again have cause to
bow their heads in shame. fig
! w. w. johnson has just returned
from st. Paul, where he went to
settle up the past years business
and purchase his stock Of spring
goods. He informs US that he will
have one Of the most complete lines
Of sporting goods ever brought to
the city. 8
Bert Knapp wasn't as fast a
runner in Stephen Saturday as he
was in Warren. He managed to
make close connections with the
train here, bnt was few seconds
shy when he went to make the train
on the return trip, and as Jim, like
time and tide, waits for no one, he
had to fall back on Len Craig, who.
drove him down that night.
The r. N. A. will install the fol-
lowing officers Wednesday evening,
Jan. 8: Oracle, Matilda Anderson;
Vice Oracle, Bessie MCCLELLAN; Chan
cellor, Carrie Eneix; Recorder, Eva
Powell; Receiver, Laura Loughridge;
Marshall, Augusta Morck; Inner
Sentinel, Louisa Bennewitz; Outer
Sentinel, Lavinia 'rripp; Managers.
j. P. Madison, Lizzie Sinclair; Ply
sician, G. s. Wattam.
Our real estate men are all en-
joying a new experience this winter
that is as mysterious in it's cause as
it is pleasing in it's effect. Never be-
fore has there been such a movement
in land during the winter months as
there has been this year. In fact, as
u rule, business in that line is sue-
pended from the time il freezes in the
fall till the return of warm weather.
The fact that no great amount of
snow has fallen as yet is very for
tunatn, as prospective buyers can
see the quality of the land they ex-
anime.
e.. From Tuesdays Daily.
Martin Howe was in from Fol
dahl yesterday.
Carrie johnson returned to Fol
dahl yesterday.
r. Sullivan made a run up to
Argyle today to talk over old times
with friends.
Farmer Green went up to Stephen
this morning to look after his inter
ests at that burg. 1,
| Mrs. Scribner returned this morn
ing from few days visit with. rela-
| tives in CrOOkstOn. *
Mrs. Sam Rookie and children
went up to Argyle this morning for
a visit with friends.
John H. Noble came in from the
farm to day to keep in touch with
affairs OF the outer world. .s.,
Mrs. "A. Fish returned yesterday
from an extended visit with relatives
at various points in. Iowa.
Felix Fournet Of Crookston made
a business visit with our merchants
Yesterday and went north this morn
ing.
John Sandberg, Of Vega, took ad.
vantage of the raise in the price OF
wheat and brought in big load to-
day.
Miss Nessie Cohurn, of Crook
ston, spent few days in this city
visiting friends, and returned home
last night.
County Superintendent Bennett
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returned to Argyle this morning
after a days business visit to the
county seat.
e. W. johnson returned this
morning from a trip to the south in
which he visited friends at Crookston
and Grand Forks.
The M. E. Church are holding
Cottage Prayer Meetings. The
| first will be held at the home>of H. u
! Wood, Thursday evening next.
Mr. ond Mrs Elnhnrn. oornn r.