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

Il 4 . q Y X !
highest amount bid for a single b,,s-
set being $500. The receipts for
I'VE evening amounted to $71.OO,
yhich together with funds already
bn hand willenable the congregation
Eto procure the new pews which are
much needed, as the members have
Worshipped for years seated ON plain
boards.
From Fridays Daily.
-. Hastad, OF Argyle, is in the
city today.
Miss Tena Howe, Of Foldahl, ar.
rived in the city today.
IS. W Rookie took in Polk com,
tvs metropolis yesterday.
Ole Linrudis taking in the sights
Of Crooksuon for few days.
Mrs. s. j. Haug entertained a
few friends at her residence last eve
ming.
Carl O. Anderson OF Viking, leaves
tonight for Srlway to work in the
pineries.
-J.S Hilleboe boarded the train
this morning for a business trip in
the north country.
&c. G. Winchester is in St. Paul
transacting business and enjoying
himself on the side.
Carl Sundin and Ole Brunstram
left last night for the east where they
will spend the winter in the woods.
q. A. Aubol this morning shipped
a fine dog, OF the setter persra
sion, to j. A. Noyes, at St. Vincent.
Albert Dalquist returned to the
city this morning after weeks visit
with the oldfolk down on hefarm."
Tom Fuller, who looks after the
evil doors in the north part of the
county, was TN over night visitor in
town.
Fred Sorenson, who has been
visiting friends in this district for the
past month, returned to his home in
Grand Forks last night. i
About the richest thing in the
calendar line we have seen this sea-
son is being distributed by W. N.
Powell, the hardware man.
Mr.. Campbell, who looks after
the John Grove Co. g land business in
Crookston, is here to day, the guest
Of his brother, j. A. Campbell.
Married: At the Presbyterian
church, Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1900,
James Quirk and Martha Alice Hug
gard, Rev. B. A. Fail officiating.
j. B. Main and family, who have
been visiting relatives in town for
the past week, returned to their.
home in Donaldson this morning.
The VIC. T. u. will suspend
meetings until the last regular date
in January, the fourth Thursday,
when they will meet with Miss McCrea.
Rev. and Mrs. K. Winberg left
yesterday morning for their home in
Stephen, having spent Christmas at
the home OF Iver Winberg, OF this
city.
The Junior Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars for the state of Min
nesota is in session in Crookston
to-day, and will continue through
tomorrow. =
Will Clark who is one OF jim
Hills right hand men on this i'm
portant end OF the system, is in
town taking a day off, visiting his
many friends.
R. G. Snider has been confined
to his room for the past four weeks
with a severe attack of eczema. He
is now able to be around for short
time each day.
j. A. Larson, OF Stephen, who
will officially measure land for Mar
shall county for the next two years,
was in town last night, returning
home this morning.
Prof. VIM. Angus, who is attend
ing the meeting Of the Minnesota Ed
ucational Association at st. Paul,
has been appointed chairman OF the
committee on enrolment.
There will be a Christmas tree en-
tertainment at the Vega church this
evening at $50. The Swedish Luth-
nran choir of this oitv will ,ro ont ~