Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-10-30

! -Thorvald Morck has made a good
Clerk of Court. Vote for him.
Forsberg is the right man 70,
sheriff
| "A vote for Edmund FRANKLIN is 8
vote for the upbuilding Of the country
schools.
| III. l.. Wood did a stroke OF
business out in the Bemidji county
this week.
The l.. A. S. of the M. E.
church will have their annual bazaar
in the opera house Dec. 5th.
John Axelson returned last
week from a trip to the state OF
Washington.
Many Warren people will be
interested to know that son was
born on the 2lst inst. to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p. Knappen, Of Grand
Forks.
The Presbyterian L. A. S. will
meet at $3.50 next Tuesday after.
noon, Nov. 4th, with Mrs. Easton.
A cup Of tea will be served at $3.50.
Come and enjoy social hour:
Rev. H. G. Munson, Of Duluth,
presiding elder of the Scandi-
navian M. E. church for this dis.
trict, was here Sunday and preached
at the church of his denomination.
&c. A. Nelson who has been in poor
health for some time, left Monday for
Arizona in the hope that a change of
climate will be beneficial. His brother
Harry, accompanied him, in order that
he may have the necessary care.
The Ladies Aid society, of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Easton next Tuesday after Nov 4th, at
half past two. A cup of tea will be
served at $3.50. Come and enjoy a
social hour.
Rev. A. Mattson returned Tuesday
from the Minnesota conference at New
London. The removal of the Gustavus
Adolphus College from st. Peter to
Minneapolis is an important matter
that was decided at this meeting
Mrs. P. O. Erickson accident
ally scalded her face very severely
last week and for a day or two it
was feared that she would lose her
eyeslght. Danger of such a result
has passed away, however, and she
is now on the highway to complete
recovery. .-
Services at M. E. church next
Lords Day will be as follows:
Sermon at 1880 a. M; subject,
''The four things that do it," Holy
communion and reception of. new
members following the sermon.
Evening subject, "Behold, l have
gone and played the fool.''
Mondays excursion train to
the Farmers convention at Crooks
ton passed through Warren in two
sections of about ten coaches each.
Agent O'Connell, of the local sta
ton, sold 1875 tickets for the excur-
sion. The jam at Crookston dur
ing the day must have been some
thing remarkable.
The family of N. Badraun left yes
terday for Chewelah, Wash, where
they will establish new home. They
have been residents Of town of Com
stock during the past twenty-one years
and have proved themselves to be good
citizens, whose departure is much to be
regretted. Their many friends here
will always remember them and wish
them well wherever they may go.
Season tickets, good for the
three entertainments to be given
this fall and winter under the aus.
pices of the L. A. S. of the M. E.
church, may be obtained at Benzie's
fruit store, price $l.oo. The first
of this series of entertainments will
be given at the opera house next
Monday evening by the Quaker
Male Quartet.
Ed Evenson secured judg
ment for 10 cents against the Grea,
Northern railroad Tuesday, and il
it is not paid inside Of ten days he
will take possession of the whole
system. Mr.. Evenson shipped 9
car load of second hand furniture
from Minneapolis to this city, and
thought that there was charge OF
$47.69 too much and sued to recov
er that amount. The court held
however, that there was a charge OF
but 10 cents too much and entered
judgment accordingly. The Grea'
Northern was represented by A. G
Wilkinson, of Crookston, and Mr.
Evenson by Perl w. Mabey.-T