Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-24
G'eaningstassss'"'' Home Field
From Thursdays Daily.

last evening.
Il. Z. KeCcham has added a smoke
house to his already we'll equipped
meat market. 1872:
Miss Christine Mjoberg is in from
Fork, visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Huggard. 49, .....
Money to loan, North, South,
Rost and West ON Real Estate at
The Bank OF Warren.
DIS. D. Brimhall, OF Minneapolis,
field veterinarian, is in the city the
guest of DR.. E. Il. Frank.
= We didn't order hat last blizzard
bnt If there is anyone not satisfied
with it. We will send in an order for
one that will be guaranteed the pure
Russian article. ,s -&
Miss Cora Peck is visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Geroy.
She is on her way home to Argyle
from Germantown, where she has
;bsen teaching school. .>.-....
John Grugal, a young farmer of
Middle River, was doing business in
town today. Says he has taken a
claim up in Roseau county and will
move there in February.
Il. E. Wattam went down to
CEookston last night, returning this
morning. While there he made ar
engagements with Prof. Juliot, the
harvest, to play at the Zenith Social
clubs ball next Friday evening.
"A quiet wedding occurred in the
east end last evening, when Mrs. NJ.
j. Nelson and Mr.. John Huggard
were bound in the holy bonds Of
wedlock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. M. L. Hutton in pre-
sence Of only few intimate friends.
Shortly after the ceremony Luther
Furs' lady glee club delighted the
guests with a serenade, after which a
number OF friends gathered to con-
graduate the happy couple and wish
them a long and happy married life.
Quite an excitement was raised in
town today by Ole Olson, who lives
about four miles south east of here,
coming in and announcing that his
eighteen year old daughter had come
to town Tuesday evening and had
not returned home. Enquiry elected
the fact that she had started to walk
home about dark that evening, end
searching parties were preparing to
go in search OF her body, when Mr..
Erickson, who lives on the Royem
farm, about seven miles south east,
came in and reported that Miss Olson
had come to his place that night and
had remained there ever since. She
had evidently become bewildered in
the blizzard and lost the way. She
suffers no ill effects from her cold
walk. ..'.
.. From Fridays Daily
Edward Scarf, OF Grafton, is visit
ing in town.
DR.. Bratrud went down to Crook
ston last night.
Roy Campbell left Wednesday
night for st. Paul.
w. J. Brown has returned from
his trip to Winnipeg.
Clarence Spaulding is laid up
with an attack of la grippe. n
Sheriff Forsberg made a quick
BUSINESS trip to Argyle yesterday.
-Halvor Dahlgren, OF Argyle, is
taking a turn among Warren friends
today.
u, WIN. j.. Brown goes down to
trookston tonight to attend to a
little legal business.
Henry Sheppard, one OF Crook
ston's first settlers, died in a hospital
IN that city yesterday.
"A. j. Rossberg, OF Crookston, is
i town taking orders for Wanna.
maker & Browns clothing.
Do you want a loan on your land?
go, go to the Bank OF Warren.
They have plen4y of money.
County Attorney Carr made an
ever night visit to Crookston re-
tsrning north this morning.