Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-24
aud hold the regular quarterly con-


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&C. s. Wees has purchased the
dray and wood business Of John
O'Hearn and will conduct the same
in connection with his livery business
in the future.
Judge Holm Saturday heard the
application for the appointment Of
an administrator in the case Of the
estate OF Alex Anderson, and appOin-.
ted Anna K. Ander4onas administers
trix. 5i .S
Il. G. Ketchan, hasadded a gaso-,
line engine ind a Buffalo power meat
cutter to the fixtures Of his meat
market. Mr.. Ketcham is an. up-to-
date hustler and believes in having
the best Of everything. Henow has
one Of the best equipped meat mar
kpts in this part of the state
From Tuesdays Daily. @
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Sam Rookie returned home this
morning.
Claude Smith went up to. Argyle
this morning.
John p Lundin, of Stephen,
visited over night in town.
1 -. q, D. Z . (, +
-. c. Shapleigh, we'll known III
Warren, died in Crookston last night.
Otto s.. Haug, of Foldahl, was
here yesterday looking after bust
ness. nit
John Cheney has purchased the
Sager farm located on the Snake river
in town of Boxville.
Miss Ada Wolfe returned last
night from d short visit with the
home folks ut Kennedy. 81
w. A. Wallace left last night for
St. Paul to attend a meeting OF the
State Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. G. Z. Winchesterand Master
Clinton returned this morning from
a lew days visit in Minneapolis. 3
The two Indians who have done
a thriving business in their beaded
wares in town for a few DAYS, left for
the north this morning.
-Robt. Tell, a direct line descendant
of that first old democrat, William
Tell, was in town lastnight the guest
of Register of Deeds Olson.
-Chas. Burseth went down to
Crookston Saturday night to see how
the Drainage Convention wound UP.
He returned Monday morning.
"A. c.. Grindell, of Morris, came
up this morning to spend u few days
visiting his numerous friends in War
rem. He was foreman Of the Spaul-3
ding farm for a number Of years, and
left here about six years ago.
"A. B. Isaacson has been in town
for the past day or two getting his
business affairs in shape to move to
Erskine where he has gone into the
general merchandise business. He
opened to store to customers Friday.
Rev. Dr.. Dodds, presiding elder
Of this district, held the second quar-
terly conference at the Methodist
church last night. The regular rou-
tine business was transacted. Before
business was taken up DR.. Dodds,
preached a very interesting and in
structive sermon, taking for his text,
Putting good before evil, or light
before darkness
From Wednesdays Daily.
Judge Holm is a victim of the
grip.
Mrs. Robt. Caldwell, Of Bloomer,
is visiting friends in town to-day.
Mrs. Nelson, who runs Euclid's
big hotel, is visitor in town today.
Fred Wells, of Crookston, is in
town today the guesto f Bert Knapp.
Mrs. P. Nelson, OF Stephen, came
in from the south this morning to
spend the day with Warren friends.
Rev. A. Madison will conduct
services in the Swedish Luth. church
in Vega next Sunday at 10: 80 a. m
Methodist church, Sunday, Jan.
9th. Morning subject: "a Para
dox." Evening: THE Man on the
Donkey" &
-Syver Thompson, one Of the old
standby farmers OF Spruce Valley,
was saying hello to his Warren friends