Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-11

friends in town.
WANTED: Experienced girl for
general house work. Apply to Mrs.
j. L. Hunter, 3 miles west OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Swanson left
on Tuesday for Belgrade to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Swanson's mother.
Miss olga Bloomsness returned
Wednesday morning from Crookston,
where she had been spending a few
days with friends.
Lewis P. Dalquist has been down
from Roseau for a few days visiting
parents and friends. He returned
home this morning.
Geo. j. Silk came up Wednesday
from Crookston to make the deliv-
cry OF the Marshall county number
OF the Gateway Magazine.
II you want to sell your farm
write or cali on Flanders 4 Wood,
Warren, Mimi. Over 5000 acres
sold by them the past few days. ~
The John Grove Land and Loan
Company sold $3.50 acres of land
last week, which shows that Marshall
county dirt is in great demand.
DIR. Frank was out bright and
early Monday distributing cigars in
honor OF a ten-pound girl that ar
rived at his home Sunday morning.
The Chistian Endeavorers are ar
ranging for an entertainment at the
opera house Friday evening, the 18th
inst. A musical and literary program
will be rendered.
-Os. Craig was stepping around
a little brisker than usual Monday
and inquiry elected the information
that a boy had made it's arrival at
his home Sunday.
The annual congregational meet
ing of the Presbyterian church Of this
city will be held Thursday evening,
April IS. The Ladies' Aid society
will serve light lunch. A good bus
mess and social session is expected.
The entertainment given by the
l.. A. S. OF the Presbyterian church
last Friday evening Was favored with
a good audience. The Nursery
Maids drill was especially fine and
elected a storm OF applause. In the
burlesque, "Eice Versa" Mr.. Wal
strom proved himself to be success
Jul comedian. refreshments we're
served after the play to those who
wished to remain.
What might have been a serious
blaze occurred yesterday morning.
During the process Of house cleaning
at tile Lyons House, a lot of mat
tresses were put out on a shed at the
rear OF the house, and in some way
they caught fire. 1t is supposed a
spark from the kitchen chimney lit
among them. Some pretty fast work
was required to get the burning
mass off Of the building before the
fire caught the shingles. AS it was,
the only damage was to the bedding,
which was entirely destroyed.
Manager Kirsch, of the Grand
Opera House at Crookston, offers
theatre-goers some excellent attrac-
tions during April. Among these
are AL. G. Fields Greater Minstrels,
considered the best on the road, on
April 10Th; Lewis Morrison's com
plete production of"Faust''' on April
24th; and on April Goth comes the
one great event, the first appearance
OF Madame Modjeska, who has long
been acknowledged as the greatest
exponent OF tragedy on the English
speaking stage. She is assisted by a
very brilliant supporting company.
, Last Sunday was day of great
solemnity and interest in the Swedish
Luth. church at Warren. Five young
ladies and seven young men we're
that day confirmed by Rev. A. Matt
son, their names being as follows
Cornelia Paulson, Emma Pearson,
Anna Grund, H1lda Nicholson, Tina
Jorgenson, Henry Dalquist, Levi An
derson, Ellis Beckstrom, ALBERT Malm,
Hjalmar Lindquist, Oscar johnson,
Carl Boquist. The rite Of baptism
was also administered to one OF the
young ladies, Miss Hilda Nicholson.
At the conclusion OF the exercises, a