Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-16
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Warren yesterday. .-.
Curtis Kelly was among the ar
rivals on Tuesday. "
F. w. Flanders made a business
"trip to Crookston last night.
Mr.. Himle, OF the Himle Land
go. was in the city on Tuesday. s.
Hiram Haakenson, OF Eckvoll,
transacted business in town today.
Service in the Norwegian Luth-
'eran church next Sunday at 1890
) "a. m.
L. E. Wattam is doing a stroke
of land business at Crookston this
week. '. ".- 80
Senator Grindeland was at Hal
lock. Tuesday taking a hand in a
law suit.
Mrs w. F. Powell returned home
Tuesday from visit with friends in
e Wisconsin.
Herman Lindberg returned to
Warren this week from Ada, where
he has spent the winter.
Contractor Linder came down
from the north the other evening to
size up the building boom at War;
rem.
j. c. Rennewitz, the Bismarck
and the ''grand old man." both in
'one, OF Argyle, is spending few
days in the city.
-Burseth & Melgaard have sold
the west half OF section Is in town of
Brislet, Polk Co., to Robt. Williams,
OF Waterloo, Iowa.
M. E. Munson, Of Buffalo Center,
Ia, is making a business trip
through the valley and called on
Warren friends yesterday.
John E. Lund received telegram
stating that his father at Carver,
Mimi, was seriously i'll, and he left
tor said place on Monday.
Judge Watts, OF Crookston, was
among the passengers on last nights
train, returning from Roseau coun-
ty, where he had held a term of
court.
Bishop Morrison, Of Duluth, will
preach in the Methodist church
Thursday evening at o'clock. Let
everybody come and give the good
Bishop warm and cordial welcome.
liver Warwick has installed lot
of new machinery. including a gaso-
line engine into his laundry, and is
now better able than ever to do
washing with neatness and dispatch.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
. Presbyterian church will serve ice
cream next. Wednesday afternoon
and evening, May %, in the office
room in the corner Of the Winchester
block. All are cordially invited.
Abig bouncing boy was born to
landlord and Mrs. P. Lindquist, OF
t3he Skandia House, on Thursday
evening, May 9, 1901. 1t is the first
s,n in the family and Mr.. Lindquist
has been kept busy ever since setting
up the cigars.
The annual meeting Of the Zenith
Social Club will be held at the Club
rooms, Saturday evening, May IS,
Eat $50 o'clock. There will be cleo
sssion OF officers and other important
ernatters to consider. All members
Sare requested to be present.
~ Rev. P. NJ. Samuelson has re-
ssigned as pastor of the Swedish Mis-.
yssion society Of this city. On Mon.
fsday last week he LETT on a mission
Istour that will take him through the
Southern part Of this state, Wiscon.
sin, Iowa and other states. His
family will continue to reside at
Warren for the present at least.
"A large number of shade and
Ornamental trees have been planted
on the court house grounds this
spring. When they have all grown
up much will be added to the appear.
.ance of the building. Trees about a
building add life to the scene. A
number OF trees have also been
planted on the school-house grounds.
&C. L. Samuelson, who was dis.
charged from the Fergus Falls asy.
lum a short time ago was reco mmit.
ted an Tuesday this week by Judge
Holm tho did trOuhla annearinO