Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
j. e. Imsdahl was in from Big.

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woods to-day.
Elmer w. johnson returned
yesterday from q business trip to
the Twin cities and Litchfeld, MINI.
Anton Hill, Of Vega, came from
Thief River Falls yesterday, where
he has been attendings religious
meetings.
-Chas Burseth went to Kittson
county the fore part Of the week to
look after collections for the McCor-
mick company
The Odd Fellows lodge Of War.
rem will hold a smoke social on Mon.
day next. All Odd Fellows are in.
vited to be present.
E Mr.. O. P. Oseth, one Of town Of
Bigwood's sturdy pioneers, was in.
the city yesterday visiting his son,
who is attending our High School.
Louise and Mary Grindell,
daughters Of A. G. Grindell, Of Nor
ris, Mimi, came up on Saturday
and are visiting at the home Of their
aunt, Mrs. Dixon. Miss Mary will
attend school during the winter.
Veterinary e. T. Frank was out
to Bigwoods yesterday to see sick
horse belonging to Hans A. Larson.
1t was case of well developed
swamp fever, al malady which is
affecting many horses in this local
ity and pronounced incurable.
Ole Bergen, of Thief Lake, who
served as a juror at last weeks
term of court, was taken sick with
peritonitis before leaving for his
home, and had to be taken to the
hospital, where, we understand, his
condition is precarious, and that he
is not expected to live. IS
The funeral of Mrs. p NJ.
Hjerpe was held from the Swedish
Luth. church last Sunday afternoon
and was largely attended. Rev. A.
Madison preached the funeral SER
mon. A number of beautiful floral
tributes from devoted friends cover
ed the coffin, and attested the love
and esteem in which deceased was
held.
e. E. Lobeck, one of the most
able temperance speakers in Amer
lea will speak at the following
places: At Bigwoods church, Sun
day, Nov. 23d lO:3Oa. m. At Gran
vile ceurch 3 p. m. and at Snake
River church 8 p. NJ. the same day.
Monday, Nov. Oath, he will speak at
the Norwegian Methodist church 8
p. m. and at Melo church Tuesday
Nov. 10Th, 2 o'clock p. m.
We are promised thatzthe cleo
trio lights will shine inside Of three
weeks. !. But the water plant NAV
not be in operation for some time.
The well digger is down over 200
feet, but has not struck the expected
flow. A small vein was passed at a
depth of l34 feet, and a trial will be
made to acertain if the water supply
furnished thereby will be sufficient
for our present needs.
Il. Lamberson returned Mon
day from a business trip to the
Twin cities. He tried to see the
famous foot ball game between Min
nesota and Wisconsin, but, as near
as he got to it was a peep through
a hole in the board fence surround
ing the field. AS he came there a
little late he was unable to gain adj
mission to the grounds, every inch
OF available space being occupied by
the human throng, and thousands
left on the outside. But, neyerthe-
less it was a famous victory for the
Minnesota U.-eleven to nothing.
Miss Gretel A. Lowe, a popular
young elocutionist and reader, of
more than ordinary talent, will give
an entertainment at the M. g..
church in Warren on Saturday eve
ming Nov. 22nd. She will then rem
der the interesting story of Jack the
Fisherman, by Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, besides other selections,
and we are satisfied that all who go
to hear her will be well repaid for
their trouble. Miss Lowe will also
be assisted by some of Warren's
best musical talent.
The following persons have our
thanks for SubScrintiOnS received