Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-31

smith, is visiting friends in town.
Flanders & Wood this week sold
to the Loeslie boys a nice quarter sec
ton OF land out in Comstock.
&C. J. Klingborg and family re-
turned Tuesday from Viking, where
they have spent the past few days
visiting friends.
Rev. A. Mattson will hold services
in town ofVikipg, at the school house
near P. 0. Peterson's, on Feb. 8,
1901, at 1920 A. NJ.
Last Tuesday evening Rev. Ost-
cullen united Ole T.. Haug and Julia
Swanson, OF New Maine in the holy
bonds OF wedlock, at his residence in
this city.
Regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
will be held at the home OF Mrs. w.
F. Powell on Tuesday, Feb. 5, at
CLOCK p. m. H..
Services in the Swedish Luth.
church at Warren, next Sunday both
morning and evening, at the usual,
hours, by Rev A. Madison. Sunday
school after the morning service.
Ira and Harvey Bradley and AL.
~
Shaw took their fast stock oyer to
Grand Forks Saturday to take in
the ice races at that place, but as
there was so much snow on the river
the races we're postponed. They re-
turned Monday.
| -Aletter received from J . E. Ostrom
today states that he has been confined
to his room and under the care of
physicians ever since getting to St.
Paul, but expected to be able to
transact some business today. The
operation was performed on his little
girl last Saturday and she is doing
nicely.
/ The farm stock and Implements
of Alex Marshall, who has been farm
| ing west of town for a number of
years, we're sold at sheriff's sale in
town today. Marshall left for parts
unknown some time ago and the
mortgages on his property were fore
closed as consequence.
Jack Lindquist today received a
letter from Fred Nelson who is now
at Ely, Mimi, in which hestates that
both he and August Strand are both
laid up as the results of accidents.
Fred had a tree fall on him, breaking
his leg near the knee, and August fell
down a shaft fifteen feet, receiving
injuries that keep him to his room.
Neither one are very seriously hurt.
They have only been down there
about a month.
Mr.. Frank Scarf and family will
leave for Sunnyside. WASH, about
Feb. Goth. They have been residents
Of Warren orvicinlty during the past
% years, and have seen it grow from
nothing to it's present proportions.
They have always been good, exam
plary citizens and their departure is
positive loss to this community.
Their many friends here will always
wish them we'll in the home they go
to make for themselves in the far
west. By the way, there will be quite
colony of Warren people at Sunny
side. Our townsman Ii. F. Barnes
and family will also move out there
in February. --.
j. V. Morberg, of Bigwoods, was
in town yesterday. .-
Ex-senator j. @. Cronkhite was
seen in town today. -.
-Chas. Westman returned yester-
day from a trip to St. Paul.
The train from the south was two
hours and half late this morning.
&C. J. Kelly leaves for st. Paul to-
night, on a matrimonial errand, it is
said.
Mrs. A. B. Isaacson and Miss
Georgina Isaacson went up to Ste
phen this morning for short visit.
Rudy Rasmussen, the genial
traveller for gents furnishings, is in
town today doing few lines of bust
ness with our merchants.
"A pair of pants have been found
and left at the post Office, but as they
fit neither the postmaster, nor his
assistant, the owner will please call
and get them.
License to we'd was issued ar the