Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-03

- Vim Keenan's resemblance Of
certain other good looking Warren
citizens came near getting him into a
small batch Of trouble Yesterday.
Billy Clark, the heavy weight brake
man. Ia came up yesterday with the
: a l7e''' intention Of giving one Of the
local % boys a drubbing, on account Of
q q real or imaginary grievance, and
running onto Mr.. Keenan, started hos
tilities by pulling his coat and declar-
ing his intentions to tear up few feet
of side walk with his anatomy. AS
Mr.. Keenan, is not man that rushes
into a thing without knowing his
exact position, he called a truce for ex-
plantations, which, when given, in
Clark's we'll known happy way, had
the effect of causing cessation Of
hostilities, and Tom and Jerry COM
pleted the reconciliation.
From Mondays Daily.
-Magnus Bystrom is in from Vega
today.
Ole Linrud came in this morning
roma southern trip.
Herb, Tyler, n brother OF Mrs.
9. II. WooIery, is here on a visit.
. Mrs. John Berg left Saturday to
visit friends in Illinois and Indiana.
Mrs. John E. Ostrom entertained
a number OF friends at dinner yester-
day.
Miss Ivadelle Brill returned this
morning from weeks vacation at
Baldwin, Wis.
Miss Mamie Westerberg, of Crook
,ston. is visiting the Misses Grinde-
land for a few days.
Ed. Mossefin, OF Crookston. is
spending the day in the city with his
many friends.
Rev. A. Madison will hold MORN
ing services at the Vega church to-
morrow morning at six o'clock.
Mrs. JAS. P. O'Connell returned
Saturday morning from Waverly,
Mimi, where she had spent Christmas.
Miss Carrie Fuller, of Stephen,
who has been visiting with Belle
Green, left for her home in Stephen
this morning.
Ralph Taralseth returned this
morning from Crookston, where he
has spent the past few days, the
guest OF f,iends. s.
Miss Matte Slice returned home
last Saturday from town OF Com
stock, where she has just closed
three months term Of school.
The city schools will reopen on
Wednesday. All pupils should be on
hand to enter upon the work with
increased vigor after the holiday va
cation.
John L. Johnson, who has been
with the st. Hilaire Lumber Co., left
Saturday for South Dakota to accept
a position with a brother as deputy
county treasurer.
Charles Johnson and Miss Mary
Erickson, Of town OF Farley, were.
united in marriage last Saturday at
the residence OF the groom. Rev. 4.
Madison performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Day enter
tanned a number Of their friends last
Saturday evening at duplicate whist.
A large number were present, and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss Florence Holton, OF Elk
River, has been secured as teacher
in the fourth grade in place OF Miss
Nettie Solum. Miss Holton is a
graduate, Of the st. Cloud Normal,
advanced course, and comes highly
recommended as teacher.
"A number OF our citizens went
out to Vega church last Friday night
to take in the Christmas tree cxer-.
cises. They report a good time:
The Swedish Lutheran choir Of this
city comes in for a good amount OF
praise for the selections rendered.
Carl Youngdahl, who was for
some time in the employ Of the differ
ent lumber companies in town, was
brought down from Badger last Sat-
urday by the sheriff on the charge Of
.bastardy, preferred by girl living