Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-10-16
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AZ Climax on Sunday last.
!, "a fine girl was born at the home
'et photographer Berget on Monday.
5-Rrv. A. H. Mckee and family de-
s'arted Yesterday for a IA, Mimi,
Miss Rosa Bradley left for Crook
ston Saturday where we hear she has
accepted position in some Office.
Mrs. l.. S. Bayrell, OF Argyle.
visited with Warren friends Monday
eight.
The l.. A. S OF the NJ. E. church
will have their annual bazaar in the
opera house Dec. 5.
-"The Gladlator'' next Monday
evening is the real dramantlc event
OF the local season.
y. +. Easton went to St. Paul
Monday to attend a meeting of the
chairmrn OF Republican county COM
mittees OF the Ninth district,
August Lundgren has commence
ed building dwelling house near
the brick yard for the use of his fore
man or other party who has charge of
the yard. IL
Alexander McKinnon, of Crooks
ION, Dem ocratir candidate for con
-gressional honors, called on the
faithful at " arren on Saturday
.n"rning.
-Subjrct Sunday morning at the
M. b. churll-"Ih+, friendship of a
great man is II gift of tin. Gods"
Evening, "Some lessons from that
ancient nObIeInan."
John Gratzek, of town OF Wright
more Familiarity known as the "Kiny
of Pnland,' and who kears the. tl,It.
with brcoming dignity and lnode>ty,
IS in town this week on land contest
BUSINESS
p NJ. Hendricks, ofT-ien, Peoples
party candidate for state senator,
was in the city Monday. He has
Just returned from h trip to Idaho.
but will deyoIp the remaining weeks
70 the campaign.
Miss Maggie Madison has nc
'oepted position as cashier in the
store of the Peoples Trading Co.,
Mrs. William Wattam having resign
ed to join her husband, who has
been transferred to St. Paul. H..
"A Peoples party rally will be
held at the Warren opera house on
Friday evening, Oct. 17th.. Thomas
J. Meighen, candidate for governor
and Judge N. T. Moen, candidate for
congress, will be tho speakers.
. MIRO. B. Ekman, OF Roseau, who
is one of the candidatps for repre-
sentative from this legislative dis
trict, Mr.. Hanson, of Stephen, being
the other, came down Tuesday even
ing to look after his interests in the
pending campaign.
The initial number of the Argyle
Argus, published by Mr.. A. G Rnt-
ledge, has reached our table. It is a
bright and newsy seven column folio.
We welcome it as q co-laborer ON the
Journalistic field in Marshall county,
and hope it may always find the
work pleasant and profitable. ~
Sanford Dodge is always a most
welcome visitor in Warren and when
he appears next Monday night in his
production of "The Gladiator :" he
will be doubly welcome, FIR it will be
his first appearance here in that
great play. A strong company, su-
perb costumes and scenery and all
other effects that go to make Il first
class attraction are promised in
honor OF this presentation OF Ihe
Gladiator"
A land contest case between two
Polanders, August Dura and Jacob
Siadek, was commenced in Judge
Holm's court on Tuesday, and was
the center of attraction all day yes
terday. Geo. E. Erickson and P.
Kirsch, of Argyle, were the opposing
counsel, and they had quite a time
getting in the testimony from a
large array OF witnesses. The case
also holds the boards to-day, and
may last all week.
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