Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-17

J.. Stevens has been appointed
to q clerkship ia the state senate,
namely clerk Of committees on tnx,.-
tion and tax, temperance, university
and university lands, roads and
bridges, normal schools. corpora
tions. The salary ATTACHED is SIS per
day.
There is q movement on foot
among the Irish residents OF Warren
to organize and prepare to properly
celebrate St. Patricks Day. >There is
nota very large number here who
trace their immediate ancestry to
the Emerald lsle, hut enough to
carry to 4 success such an enterprise
as is contemplated. Let 'er 90 boys.
Grip has struck the trainmen on
the Fargo-St. Vincent run, says the
Crookston Times, and the attack is
q bad one. Conductor Whitney has
nearly recovered from his attack,
and Conductor Murray keeps jog
g'ng along at work in spite OF his
attack. Brakeman Howard Young
and Jack Dirty are both confined to
their homes with attacks that, are
more serious.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Contractor Under went up to
Stephen this morning.
Pay part of your loan any time.
See Flanders & Woods ad.
4. Loughridge went to Iowa
last week on a business trip.
Guy A. Aubol has lett for his
home on the banks OF Rainy river.
Andrew Paulson, of Snake, was
q caller at the SHEAF office today.
Frank Jerrue returned this morn
ing from avisit to thesouth country.
"A. D. Ralston made. a visit to
Crookston last night, returning this
morning.
SENATOR A. Grindelaud leaves for
St. Paul tonight to resume his legis-
lature duties.
Charley Johnson came home this
morning from his holiday trip in the
southern country.
Attorney W. J. Brown left for
Winnipeg via Grand Forks last
night on legal business.
Miss Maggie Madison left this
morning for Donaldson. where she
will visit her cousin for week.
a number of the friends OF Will
liam Forsberg, the new sheriff, sur
prised him in an agreeable manner
last evening. {.
Geo. P6ster returned this
morning from a trip in which he
visited Crookston and the towns
along the st. Hilaire line.
The Ladies' Aid society 81 the
Presbyterian church will give a dime.
social at the residence of Mrs. Louisa
Benewitz, on Friday evening.
Two Indian peddlers are doing the
town today selling beaded work, and
the inhabitants of the reservation
are laying in a new: supply OF foot
wear.
Three husky farmers from Grand
Forks passed through Warren with
teams this afternoon en- route for
Roseau county to settle on home
steads.
The Crookston Elks are preparing
for big time at that place tomor-
row night and a number OF people
who are OF that ilk are going down
to take in the fun.
A. 5. Apgar, Warren, Mimi, is
| the Agent for the New York Lille In
surance Co., the largest and STRONG
est in the world. ia word to the wise.
The best is the cheapest.
John Halvorson today received
a postal card from Hammerfest,
Norway, the most northern city in
the world. At the top Of the card is
a picture of the city in colors.
1t is understood that the sale of
the Danish; West Indies to the United
States will soon be completed. 1t is
stated that the minister of finance,
H. p. Corrigan, is concluding the
arrangements.
Dana Easton had a very narrow
escape from drowning yesterday
morning. He was walking on the