Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-04-03
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Il . IL A>elSOu SpeuC ouuudy ldSl
at CrOokston.
Henry Olson returned last week
from Black Duck.
Mrs. George Clark, OF Stephen, is
visiting Warren friends this week.
j. Fl. Huggard returned home
Saturday, from his trip to Winnipeg.
County Surveyor J. K. Wood was
up at Stephen between trains last
Monday.
-Magnus Bystrom is on his way
back from Sweden and is expected in
Warren before many days.
O. -BoRN: To Mr.. and Mrs Charley
Johnson, On last Saturday a girl.
Mother and child doing we'll
-Signor Angelo Patricolo, the
great pianist, at the Warren opera
house Tuesday evening, April Sth.
Miss Nellie Hoffmeister left Fri
day evening to teach a term OF
school in the eastern part Of the
county.
Rev. A. TornelI, OF Viking, was
at Crookston Sunday, conducting
services in the Swedish Mission con-
gregation.
Miss Flora ketcham, who is
teaching at Princeton, Mimi, came
home Saturday to spend a week S
vacation. N1--
Ed. Slice has fitted up one side Of
his store for bowling alley, where
all who love that sport can be &C.
commodated.
Mrs. Frank Cline was surprised
last evening by a number Of her
friends and an enjoyable few hours
were spent, at games and dancing.
"A. Anderson and family, of Fol
dahl, came to Warren last Wednes-
day and will leave for Canada next
week where he has taken acclaim.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grindeland
spent Good Friday at Argyle where
they stood sponsors for the fourth
girl in the family OF Mr.. Fl. L. Mel
gard.
Mrs. N. NJ. Erickson, OF Argyle,
visited Warren friends Sunday and
Monday, and while here received the
sad news of her young daughters
death in Sweden. .-.
Nick Schantzen, one Of the pro-
gressiye farmers OF comstock, is
building a large barn, size44x60 with
Is feet studding. That's the kind Of
improvements that count.
The confirmation class presented
Rev. A. Madison with finely up
holstered divan in appreciation OF
his services as their religious in
structor and as a memento from
them.
The stores, after this and until
Sept. LIST, will be open until s p. m.
every evening except Saturday even
ings and the week before July 4th,
when they will be kept open until a
later hour.
Miss Flora Lamberson returned
Saturday from two months vaca-
ton which she spent in southern
Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois, and
has again resumed her work as stem
ographer in Mr.. Lamberson's real es-
tate Office.
Miss Agnes Rapp, soprano, and
Miss Winnifred Gray, eIocutionist,
appear at Warren opera house next
Tuesday evening with the Patricolo
Grand Concert Company. Both are
artists in their line. Don't fail to
hear them.
Mr.. Frank Topper has, since the
sale OF his personal property at the
farm, given up farming, and has
rented his place to Warren Green.
Mr.. Topper will remain with us and
continue to buy grain for the Farm
ers & Merchants Elevator Co., and
this fact is practically a guarantee
that it will continue to be a great
success.-Stephen Leader.
Mrs. John E. Ostrom was
brought very close to deaths portals
as result OF the fall from the attic
sustained last week. DR.. Engstad
of Grand Forks, was here Friday ane
Saturdav couSIJ1tinr with tho local