Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-10-23

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Postmaster Walters returned
to Stephen last Friday.
A. Grindeland returned Friday
from a trip out into the Thief river
country.
Mrs. L. r. Lakln is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Penney,
at Stephen.
The L. A. S. Of the M. E..
church will have their annual bazaar
in the opera house Dec 5th.
L. P. Dalquist returned Friday
to his Roseau home after an extend
ed visit with relatives in this vicini-
ty.
Mrs. S. B. Beach returned yes
terday from Ojeta, n. D., where she
visited Mrs. Frank Morey, formerly
Miss Kenmir.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson, whose
husband died recently, departed
Tuesday for her former home in
Great Falls, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Person
departed Friday for the west and
will make their home hereafter in
eastern Washington.
Joseph Smith, of Crookston,
was here Tuesday distributing bills
advertising the railroad excursion
to that city next Monday.
MONEY always on hand to loan
on land. My lO-year plan is some
thing new and very desirable. See
L. LAMBERsoN, at the Bank of War
rem.
&C. l. Rounds, who has been
spending the fall at Oakfeld Farm
as the guest Of P. Frost Spaulding,
left Tuesday for his home in Pough-
keepsie, n. Y.
The Nelson section crew were
at St. Vincent last Sunday putting
in switch for use when the new
track shall have been laid from St.
Vincent to Emerson across the
boundary line.
Frank Kiene, of Kennedy, was
in the city Monday. He feels con-
ident B. E. Sundberg will be
chosen senator by the voters of this
district next month by clear ma
jority over both his opponents.
Rev. A. Mattson, of this city,
and Olaf Bystrom, of Vega, went
to St. Paul on Monday to attend
the Swedish Lutheran conference.
Miss Emma Bystrom accompanied
her brother, for the purpose of hav-
ing her eyes treated by specialist
there.
Camden, S. c., Oct. %, 1901.
The entertainment given by the
Quaker Quartet Co. in the Camden
opera house to large and appreci-
ative audience was decidedly the
best of the kind ever heard in this
city.-Malone and Goodale, Manag-
ers. At Warren, Monday, Nov. 3rd.
sanford Dodge and company
presented s'The Gladiator most &C.
ceptably before large audience at
the opera house Monday evening.
Mr.. Dodge in the star part main
tnined his reputation as an execp-
tionally fine actor, and he was given
excellent support by the other
members of his company.
We received a dose of Popul-
ism last Friday and one of Repub-
licanism on Tuesday. Tomorrow
night the Democrats will have their
innings and administer a nostrum
of their making. If none of these
suit, there are still the Prohibition
lists, the Socialists, the Labor I'm
lonists and few others to hear
from.
| "A team belonging to John
Nichols, of McCrea, took spin
through the streets of the city on
it's own hook Monday evening that
ended disastrously. On Fourth
street one of the horses fell into the
trench in which the water mains
were being laid. A large force of
men gathered and, with the aid of
ropes, pulled the horse out, but the
animal was injured so badly that it
was afterward shot. It was very
dark night and several persons who
were attracted to the scene of the
accident also fell into the trench,
all of them, however, escaping
without especial injury, except B.
NJ. Slice, who hurt his leg so badly
that be has since had to 90 about
on crutches.
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