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

From Thursdays Daily.
z Sheriff Green went north this
morning on a business Journey
Miss Carrie Fuller, OF Stephen, is
visiting the family of Sheriff Green.
Rev. and Mrs Kile rejoice over
the birth of a fine girl on the 22nd
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VIM. j. Brown returned this
morning from d business trip to the
south. =. @E#
&c. F. Barnes came in this morn
ing on his return from a short trip
south. ~ .
Will Wattam and w. Stevens of
Angus spent Christmas day with
friends in the city. -
Contractor Linder left this morn
ing for Stephen, where hegoes to look
after his interests in that burg.
Gus. Wahlin accompanied Leon
ard Erickson as far us Crookston
last night, returning this morning.
The Misses Peterson, Of Stephen,
spent last night in town, the guests
of friends. They returned home this
morning. ...,
There will be- reception rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Noble at their
future home five miles northwest OF
she city tomorrow evening.
DIR. Bratrnd leaves tonight to be
present at the marriage OF his friend
aud college mate, DR.. Lowe, which
takes place in Crookston tonight.
ID. B. Bake, OF Newfolden, is in
town today transacting business
before Judge Holm, in reference to
his guardianship OF Ole A. Nord-
.strom.
Mrs. j. H. Huggard and family,
Of Mimic, N. D., came in on this
mornings train and will visit for a
week in town, the guests of Mrs. j ohm
I. Anderson.
49,. Leonard Erickson left last night
to resume his duties in the census
efice at Washington. He is almost
entirely recovered from the effects OF
his late sickness. Is
Freak headings in newspaper
articles has been craze with the
big dailies for sometime but the
Minneapolis Tribune has ,freaked up
some of the freakest we have yet run
across. S
Herman Eklund has circulated a
petition praying the legislature to
enact county option law, and he
has been very successful in obtaining
signatures, which fact demonstrates
that that measure is popular. The
other day he sent in one list contain
ing the names of 100 voters, and an
other list is now being prepared.
The l. o. F. held their annual cleo
tion OF officers last night and the
following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: Chief Ranger, George
Trott; Vice Chief Ranger, l.. f. Wat
tam; Recording Secretary, G. W.
Walstrom; Financial Secretary, D.
Farrell; Treasurer, A. Melgaard;
Senior Woodward, DR.. E. T. Frank;
Junior Woodward, A. Bugner; Sen
iOr Beadle, A. Lodoen; Junior Beadle,
Il. Franklin.
Miss Nettie Solum has informed
Prof. Angus that after consultation
with the doctor in regard to her own
and her sisters health, she finds
that it is not advisable for her to
return to Warren, much az she
would like to do so, to resume her
work in the schools. She has been q
faithful and efficient teacher in our
schools for many years, and parents
and pupils both regret that she finds
it necessary to discontinue her ser
vices. I
The Swe dish Lutheran congre-
CATION Of Lower Snake gave a sue
seseful and pleasant basket social at
Il cir church on Wednesday evening
1orsthe purp ,se of raising funds with
which to p 4'chase new seats. Nels
Bystrom's choir from Warren rem
1ered number Of songs that were
veil received and added to the eve
ning's enjoyment. The baskets went