Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-08
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A1os hllnct bdlillli, vi Alllld, Is
visiting friends in town to-day.
The Firemen will give dance at
the opera house on May 10Th.
Mrs. Elias Dalquist, OF Argyle is
visiting friends in Warren this week.
Charley Blackberg, OF West Val
ley, proved up on a valuable piece Of
land before Judge Holm yesterday.
Senator Grlndeland is in Roseau
county this week attending to legal
business.
L. V. Wolfe and family, OF Box
vile, returned last evening from a
visit at Kennedy, Mimi.
Fred Brady did a stroke OF bust
ness at the county seat, returning to
Stephen this morning.
DR.. Vigen will be at his fathers
place near Llewellyn P. O., Town Of
New Solum, from May 20 to May
9th. 2t
john E. Ostrom and Aug. Lund-
gren drove out 10 Holt the fore part
OF the week to examine the route of
the proposed county ditch.
William j. NayIor returned Mon
day to Owatonna, Mimi, after a
couple weeks visit with relatives
here.
-Olof Mosbeck is the name of the
new section foreman between here
and Angus, succeeding Ole johnson,
who has resigned to go to farming.
George Harris returned home
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
he has attended a business college
during the past winter.
Judge Watts and Clerk OF Court
Mork will be in Newfolden on May
2Sth to issue citizens papers-the
last chance to get them in order to
vote at the next election.
There will be regular preaching
service held morning and evening at
the Presbyterian church, commenc.
ing next Sabbath, Rev. F. thinner
man officiating.
Il. Henderson has sold the fine
farm of Peter Biorklund, west of
town, consisting of 800 acres, to
Nels Serum from Cottonwood
county.
james Clydesdale was brought
down from Stephen yesterday to get
his board and lodging at Hotel de
Forsberg fifteen days for using OBJ
scene and insulting language to a
woman.
liver Erickson, son of Edwin E.
Erickson, has been seriously i'll for
some time. An operation was per-
formed on him at the hospital few
days ago, since which we learn that
ne is improving.
S. s. Trickey arrived last week
from Kalispell, Montana, and will
spend a good share of the summer
here looking after his property inter-
ests. His family will remain out
west for the present.
VIM. C. Miller, OF McCrea, this
week sold a Shorthorn calf to E. J.
Lander & Co., of Grand Forks, for
500. That's the kind of farming
that pays. Mr.. Miller is from Iowa
and knows how they do farming
there. He makes a speciality of
breeding Shorthorn cattle and Po-
land China hogs.
We have received copy OF the
Saturday Record, Of Walla Walla,
Wash, for May 3, containing the
announcement of the death of Mrs.
". G. Taylor, On Friday morning, as
the result of a shock following a
surgical operation performed on
Tuesday. She had been ill for some
time and the operation was per-
formed with a view of relieving her
suffering. Husband, three young
daughters, also a father and mother
and other relatives mourn her loss.
Mrs. Taylor resided in Warren with
her family for a number of years,
moving away about u years ago.
She was a milliner and dress maker,
and very prominent as a worker in
the M. E. church. Many Warren
friends remember her and are grieved
to learn that she has passed away.
Stops the Cough
and works off fhe Cold