Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-04-10
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week for the state Of Washington.
John E. Hunter and son, OF Ar
gyle, spent Monday night in town.
Miss Mary Frank left Friday for
Thief River Falls, where she is teach
ing school,
Miss Flossie Brown commenced
teaching a term OF school in Oak
Park on Monday.
Ham Mumford, formerly in the
livery business here, spent several
days visiting friends.
Anton Gillund and Martin Hong
of Foldahl left Tuesday for Alberta,
Canada, to look over the country.
Mrs. K. J. Taralseth went to
Crookston Saturday for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Mossefn.
You can pay up your farm loan at
any time if you loan OF APGAR.
Miss Clara Hanson returned to
Crookston last Saturday after a
weeks visit with her brother Hans
Hanson OF Sandsville.
j. NJ. Bradley and Harry Beard
more have bought a bowling alley in
Thief River Falls, which the boys
think will prove better than gold
mine.
-Marius Lem, OF Marsh Grove,
has moved onto the P. Osberg farm
in McCrea, which he has rented from
the present owners, The Marshall
Co. Land Co.
Marion W. Phillips and Adelaide
Tubbs, both OF Stephen, were United
in the holly bonds Of matrimony at
the NJ. E. parsonage by the Rev. A.
FL. Mckee last Tuesday evening.
IS. J. Haug says his grandfather
Simon Haug, who lives in Fillmore
county, was So years old the End Of
April, and that until recently he has
never known him to have a sick day.
F. E. Cline has gone to Lakota,
n. D. to accept a position as mana
ger OF a branch real estate office for
Landers Real Estate Agency, OF
Grand Forks, and will move his fam
lily there shortly.
The city council has commenced
boring fer water on lots which the
city owns near the old, section house.
Porteous & Faller, the we'll diggers,
have the contract. The location is
excellent for an electric light and
water plant, and it is to be hoped
that a good flow Of water may be
secured.
AT a meeting OF the Board Of Ed
ucation held last Friday evening, the
following teachers for the ensuing
year were re-electRd: Miss Lois
Campbell, Miss Maude M. Campbell,
Miss Frances Southam, Miss Flor
ence Houlton, Miss Rose Liedl
and Miss kittie Haven. Miss
Clara D. Adams was also elected
assistant principal, and Prof. Angus
principal and superintendent for the
ensuing year. Miss Rose Liedl has
decided not to remain in the Warren
school another year.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church gave farewell
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Huggard at the residence of A. P.
Frank on Friday evening last week.
During their long residence in War
rem Mr.. and Mrs. Huggard have
been earnest and devout members OF
the church, and their departure from
our midst.is very much regretted in
church and social circles. Their
many friends in Warren will always
remember them, and wish them an
abundance Of earthly and heavenly
blessings in their new home in the
far west.
The concert given by the Patri-
colo Grand Concert company on
Tuesday evening was a rare musical
treat. Nothing better was ever
heard in Warren. Mr.. Butler is an
artist on the violin, and his playing
was much appreciated. Miss Agnes
Rapp pleased the audience by her
sweet singing. She has a fine So
prano voice. Miss Blanche Neal
charmed the audience by her comical
recitations. It is too bad, however,
that the opera house was not better