Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
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made business trip to Crooks,on
On Monday.
Miss Hilma Johnson left for
Mielsville on Monday to visit at the
home of C. S. Halsa.
-Chas. Ungerth has accepted the
position OF head clerk in Swanson &
Pihlstrom's new store.
Miss Clara Hjelle, OF Warren, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Hans
r. Krogh.-Argyle Banner.
20. II. Simonson returned yester-
day from few days. visit at home
and with friends at Moorhead, Mimi.
Rev. A. ilattson will hold a com
NuniOn service in the Swedish Luth.
church in Vega next Sunday fore.
noon.
Mrs. L. Lambprson returned
home Monday from St. Paul, where
she has visited her daughter, Miss
Flora.
The John Grove Land and Loan
Company last week sold 2,72O acres
Of good Marshall county land to
eastern parties.
Ole Jorde left last Tuesday TO-
Warren, Minn., to take charge OF a
furniture store lately established in
that city.-Drayton Echo.
R. H. Medicraft, O. B. Ekman
snd Israel Sjobsrg, prominent citi
Gems OF Roseau, were passengers on
Mondays train EN- route to Crook
stOn.
III you want to know what kind
.~i meals our great grandmothers
used to prepare, come to the old
fashioned supper at the home OF
Mrs Winchester on the evening OF
Feb. DIST.
Carl Hanson, Of New Solum
shook hands with his Warren friends
last Saturday. He Was here to meet
o. niece, Miss Louisa Hanson, oil
Columbia Co., Wis. who was ex-
Peeted to arrive on the train.
The Warren FIGURING mill wish
80 state that they are prepared to
aeet any prices for -four. Their
-Four is manufactured here, and it is
always best to patronize home in
rclustry, everything else being equal.
-D1ED: Carl Frederick, son of
Mr., and Mrs. N. E. Hedin, died last
Monday, aged II years, months
nnd 5 days. The funeral will be held
from the home Saturday at II
O'Clock a. M, and will be conducted
by Rev. A. Mattson, OF Warren.
President w. F. Powell, of the
Board of Education, addressed the
pupils in the High School room
Monday morning at the morning
exercises, and his remarks were we'll
received and appreciated by both
teachers and scholars.
Il. A. Nelson, the deputy sheriff,
was surprised. at the county prison
by a number OF his friends on Tues
day evening, the occasion being his
3Oth birthday. He was presented
with an elegant pair of shoes and a
broom holder in memory of the
event.
There seems to be q prevailing
idea among many people that if a
letter is left open it can he mailed for
one cent. This is ap error. Written
matter, whether sealed or unsenled,
is first class and subject to the rate
Of two cents an ounce or fraction
thereof.
An old fashioned supper will be
given by the Ladies' Aid Society Of
5he Presbyterian church at the home
OF Mrs. 6. C. Winchester on Feb
2lst, at six o'clock. The menu will
consist OF dainty eighteenth century
dishes such us tickled the palate OF
"A Washington and other great men
from colonial timpS
Rev. NJ. L. Hutton delivered a
very interesting and instructive lee
lure on the life of Abraham Lincoln
ut the NJ Z. church last Sunday eve
ming. The speaker pointed out that
Lincoln did not reach his high sta
tion and achieve success in life
through chance or luck, but owing
TO his industry, perseverance and