Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04
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-Henning Pearson made trip to
Crookston last night.
Christ Hjelle got back yesterday
from his visit to Norway. ".-%.
Remember the entertainment at
the Opera house tomorrow night
Services at the Norwegian Luth.
church next Sunday forenoon at
1890. .,.....
Carl Lind has succeeded to the
position Of wheat buyer at the indie
pendent elevator.
Mig. f. 3. Scrbner arrived Tues
day from New Hampshire, where he
has spent the winter.
james Scott, OF Argyle, attended
the meeting OF the Red River Presby-
terry at Warren this week.
Miss BETTY Olson, who has spent
the past winter with Warren friends,
lett for Chicago yesterday.
Ole Rodseth is out to-day telling
about the arrival OF a ten-pound
boy at his home this morning.
-Sangrid Liden, after an all winter
absence at Rockford, H., and other
points, returned to Warren yester-
day.
Rev. n. F. kile will conduct SER
vices in the Norwegian Luth. church
in Big Woods next Sunday afternoon
at $40.
-Supt. Hitchcock and the entire
corps OF teachers OF the Crookston
schools visited the Warren schools
~on Monday.
H. Eide, on the John Kurz farm,
received a telegram yesterday an
nouncing the death OF his father at
Red Wing, MINI.
ALBERT Dalquist arrived home
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
he has attended a business college
during the winter.
John E. Hunter has accepted a
position with W. F. Powellas mana
ger OF the Argyle branch OF his farm
machinery business.
Rev. b. A. Fail was at Tabor
last Thursday acting as moderator
at a meeting CT the Bohemian con-
gregation for the call of pastor.
Admiral Dewey's brother is the
president of the National Life Insur-
:ance Co., Of Montpelier, w., repre-
scented by Flanders & Wood, Warren,
MINI. w.
Miss Helen Sempf, who has served
as stenographer at the Bank OF
Warren for several months past, re.
turned to her home in st. Paul on
Monday.
Mrs. Rutherford, a daughter Of
Mr.. 2. Fairweather, OF Euclid, and a
sister OF hers, were in Warren yester-
day on a shopping tour. Mrs Ruth
eriord's home is in California.
p. J. Holan and family arrived
yesterday from West Superior, Wis,
where Mr.. Holan has been employed
in the Minnesota State Grain Inspec
ton department during the past
two years.
Andrew Burseth returned yester-
day from a trip through Montana
and Washington. He was not par
ticularly struck with the western
country, and thinks the Red River
valley OF Minnesota is good enough
Tor him.
The children OF this years con-
frmation class presented Rev. A.
Madison with an elegant book case
and secretary on Tuesday this week
IN appreciation of his kindness to
them and valuable instruction in
the truths OF Christianity during the
past winter.
E. F. Whitney has closed his
west side drug store and moved the
stock OF drugs to his east side store.
He was unable to make satisfactory;
arrangement with the owners of the
building for leasing it another year,
and no other building on the west
side could be secured.
E I. Royem will give up his posi-
tion as book keeper at Bank of War
rem and leave for the Pacific coast IN
a few weeks. Mr.. Royem came to
Warren at an early day, is one OF the
first settlers in fact, and he has q