Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-20
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came up Monday morning.
Ole Valtinson took in the north
country few days last week, return
ing Saturday afternoon.
Hon. 3. G. Gill arrived Monday
morning from Chicago for a visit
with the family OF L. Lamberson.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Murdoch were
down from Stephen last Friday the
guest at the residence ofJudge Holm.
Methodist church, Sunday, June
%. Morning subject: ''Imitators Of
Christ" Evening subject: ',Manli-
ness, What is IT,"
3 The north end OF Minnesota
street has been greatly improved
lately by the laying OF side walks on
both sides OF the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas re-
turned last Saturday from Washing
ton, where they went last summer for
the benefit Of Mr.. Thomas health.
Mrs. Fred W. Flanders and fami-
ly left Monday night for Minneapolis
and points in southern Minnesota,
where they will visit for a few weeks.
%. F. Ballard last Saturday re-
ceived a telegram stating that his
sister, who lives in the extreme
southern part OF the state, was very
low.
A. C. Grindell, OF Morris, was in
town this week, visiting with friends.
He has sold his farm near that place
and is thinking OF coming back to
Warren to live.
w. H. Dixon holds sale OF farm
stock and implements at the old
Allen farm, town OF McCrea, on the
26th inst. A lot Of good stuff will be
sold. Be sure and go.
W F. Powell took the train
Monday for Argyle to see how John
Hunter was getting along with fur
nishing the natives OF that district
with farm implements.
"A. 81. Pitkin, who looks after the
Champion Binder Co. in this part OF
the country, was here last Friday
and made Dixon and Erickson local
agents for this company.
Aug. Miller, the Crookston tan
merry man, was in town last Saturday
talking up business with the large
number OF farmers that were here
doing their. weeks trading.
w. J. Wood has treated his
building On johnson avenue to IL
brand new coat OF paint, which adds
not only to the appearance OF the
building but the entire street.
The calithumpian section OF the
parade on the Fourth will be one of
the features OF the day. The boys
are putting their best efforts into the
matter and will make it a success.
Ole Teigen, OF Crookston, brought
the circus along up with him Tues
day morning, and while the show
was going on in the big tent he
transacted a little land business on
the side
Tom johnson, who hustles bust
ness for Geo. Purvis in the real estate
Zine, and gets up successful fremen's
conventions on the side, stopped off
the train Monday long enough to re-
ceiYe congratulations of the Warren
ties who took in the convention at
Crookston.
Last Friday evening a number OF
friends Of the interested parties gath
cred at the residence OF Judge P. H.
Holm to witness the christening of
three Swedish Americans, the children
OF Judge Holm, Ole Johnson and
Peter Lindquist. Rev. Madison Of
the Swedish Lutheran church officiat-
ed. After the ceremony the evening
was spent celebrating the occasion
and partaking OF a lunch served by
the hostess.
Some time ago the two Bassan-
ella boys, who murdered a man
named Anderson near Grand Forks
some months ago, escaped from the
Grand Forks jail and made them
selves scarce in that neighborhood.
About week ago Joseph Bassanella
was captured out in Montana and
brought back to Grand Forks, where
he had his trial last week, and was