Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-06
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of land seekers in town.

w. F. Powell and his two small
'boys were at Argyle Monday between
trains. ,..:
Miss Christine Olson returned
home Monday from visit at De-
troit, MINI. ..,
Rev. A. Mattson and P. Dalquist
went to Kennedy, Mimi, on Tuesday
to attend nilsson meeting.
>-Chas. Burseth was up in Roseau
county last week looking after COL
lections for the Mccormick people.
Ole Teigen, the Crookston land
man, was in town Monday Transact
ing business with our dirtpurveyors.
j. P. Lundin, OF Stephen, was
present at the graduating exercises
of the Warren High School last Fri
day evening.
Henry Williams, who has been
spending few days visiting at the
home OF J. H. Huggard, left Monday
night for Crookston. .-s-s~-srs
&C. S. Hull and H. Bernard left
Monday for the eastern part OF the
~county for a weeks hunt among the
wild animals OF that district.
Saturday is the last day you
have to pay your dog tax. Ii you
are the possessor OF a canine, march
up to the city recorders office and
ante your dollar.
DR.. G. S. Wattam left the fore
part OF the week for St. Paul to at
tend the meeting of the State Medical
Association, and also to participate
in a meeting OF the commission to in
vestigate the feasibility of establish
ing astate sanatorium for consump-
tives. p.
MIR. D. B. Bake, postmaster
and merchant at Newfolden, Mar
shall county, came down last Thurs
day evening and spent the following
day in the city attending to matters
OF business. He says there will be
big Fourth OF July celebration at
Newfolden this year, one feature of
which will consist OF some fine sing
ing, led by Oscar Sannes.
The auction sale at the Scandina-
Wan NJ. E. church last Saturday
evening was largely attended and
the articles put up for sale brought
in good prices. Icecream, coffee and
cake was served throughout the even
ing, which also brought in a neat
sum. The receipts of the evening
were about $50, the proceeds OF which
went toward paying the balance OF
the church debt.
The Great Northern will sell ex-
cursion tickets to St. Paul on &C.
count of meeting OF Modern Wood
men OF America June 1O-15, at one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale June 8, 9, and 10, good for re-
turn until June Is. To the Firemen's
Tournament at Crookston, June IL
-13, one fare for the round trip. For
further particulars apply to j. P.
O'Connell. Agent.
The Zenith Social club has ar
ranged for new quarters in the en-
tire upper floor OF the new bank
building to be erected for the First
National bank by Mrs. Louisa Ben
newitz. The floor space, 5Ox55, will
be utilized for gymnasium, "a billiard
room, a reading room and a card
room, and will be elegantly fitted
with hardwood floor, oak finishing
and frosted glass. 1t will be the
finest and most up-to- tie club room
in this part of the state.
Sergeant Geo. Tausau, OF the U.
S. army in the Philippines, was in
the city last Saturday between
trains visiting DR.. G.. S. Wattam
and other friends. He came from
the Philippines a short time ago to
see his parents who formerly lived at
Angus but now reside at Mayville,
N. D. Mr.. Tausan admits that the
life of soldier in this far away pos
session Of the United States is very
severe, but otherwise he is we'll
pleased with the country, and after
the war closes, intends to remain
there and engage in business. There
are many openings there for young
men.
Mrs. Sophie F. Grubb, national