Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-04
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j. }. Sinclair, OF Stephen, was a
warren visitor on Friday.
-. Eneix returned yesterday from
an extended business trip in Iowa
and Illinois.
Miss Florence Ketcham very
pleasantly entertained the Epworth
deague last Saturday evening.
Hon. B. G. Gill returned to Chi
'cago last Friday, after a summers
visit at the home of l.. Henderson,
Warren Chapter No. 116, O. E.
S., will hold their first regular meet
ing for the fall, Tuesday evening,
Sept. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Winchester
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Spaulding
are among those taking III the State
Fair this week.
+. Il. Sinkler, OF Bloomer, Peo-
pies party candidate for clerk OF
court, was in town this week inter-
viewing the voters.
Oscar BOSNIAN has taken the
contract to carry the mail on the
route between Warren and Fork, for
a period of ten months.
County Auditor A. B. Nelson
was able to be around his office yes
terday for the first time after a seri-
Gus illness of three weeks duration.
II. Mack, OF Wanger, one OF the
old wheel horses in the Peoples par
ty, called on Warren friends the fore
part Of the week.
John NJ. Halvorson, OF Taral-
seth's store, brought in two OF the
first geese of the seas,n bright aud
early Monday morning. There will
be more to follow.
Charley Johnson, son of Christ
johnson, OF McCrea, left last week
for Minneapolis, to enroll himself as
a student at the State University,
where his brother Arthur also is
student.
About 10, 900 bushels OF W. eat
have already been threshed on the
Woodward farm, yielding in the
neighborhood Of 20 bushels to the
acre, on the lightest fields, and the
quality is No. 1 hard.
The following new teachers have
been employed in our schools for the
coming year, viz: Miss Annie E.
Gary, OF Mapleton, Mimi, for the
seventh grade, and Miss Marie
Bauer, of Owatonna, Mimi, for the
second grade.
-Nels j. Brudvik, OF town OF Roll
Ais, was adjuhged insane in Judge
Holm's court yesterday, and COM
mitted to the Fergus Falls asylum
Two neighbors, IT, A. Jornlin and
Hans I. Loven, brought the unfor-
tunate man to the city.
PROF. William Angus arrived yes
terday, and is spending the week
getting everything ready for the
opening of school. He has bought
the Guy M. Jarrett house, and will
occupy same with his newly welded
wife, who will arrive in a few days.
Hon. Albert Berg, of Warroad,
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for representative in the leg
islature, was in the city Monday
"a ght. He called on a number Of
friends, and expressed himself az be-
ing we'll pleased with the prospects
Mr. B. E. Sundberg, of Hallork,
Republican candidate for nominal
tiOn for State senator from this leg
islative district, was in the city last
Friday night calling on II number Of
friends. He will have wnlk-a way
at the primaries, IA there is no can
didate against him.
p. E Shepherd and family ar
rived last week from Illinois t" make
their home in our city Mr.. Shop
herd last spring bought the Hug
gard farm north town and also
the Hedman residence in the city.
They are the kind OF people we need
in our community, and we bid them
g. hearty welcome.
The Epworth Lragne entertained
Wednesday evening ut the hone ri
Rv and N s. Mckee in honor OF
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