Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-15

&C. A. Munson spent Sunday last
in Crookston.
Lewis I. Faller went to Bemid-
il yesterday.
IN. E. Hedin of Vega, left last
Friday for the Pacific coast to look
up new location.
LADIES.-Admitted free at the
Ice Rink Monday night Jan. 10.
All Invited.
Mrs. Abel Garborg, of Coopers-
town, N. D., arrived Tuesday for a
visit with Warren friends.
Rev. Mr.. Kern, of St. Hilaire,
conducted services in the German
Lutheran church in Comstock on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Rev. Mattson, Mrs. Ostrom
Mrs. Lindberg and Mrs. J. P. Matt
son visited Mrs. N. M. Erickson, at
Argyle, on Saturday last.
Rev. H. Reed from Fergus Falls
will speak at the Norwegian Luthern
Church next Sunday 1870 a. m. and
at Melo church 3 clock p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Carlson
returned Tuesday after a stay of
over a month in theIvicinity OF Red
Wing, St. Paul and other places.
Miss beatrice Syverson, the
milliner and dressmaker of Stephen,
came down last week to visit the
home of Rev. Mattson. She re-
turned to Stephen Monday morning.
The Ladies Of theSwedish Luth-
eran church will give a Supper"
at the opera house on Thursday eve
ming, Jan 22nd. A fine myrtle will
also he ratified off on this occasion.
All are cordially invited.
&C. P. Baker, who has been an
assistant to agent O'Connell at the
depot during the past few months
has been transferred to another
place, just as he was getting &C.
quainted with the Warren girls.
T. Morck, W. S. Day, G. A.
Nelson and Geo. G.. Johnson drove
to Stephen Monday to witness the
institution ola Knights of Pythias
lodge at said place. They returned
the following day.
L. G. Ketcham returned from
Minooka, Illinois last week. He will
probably make that state his home
inthe future, Mrs. Ketcham went
there few weeks ago. Warren is
made poorer by the removal of such
citizens.
Sermon at NJ. E. church, Sun
day morning 1870. Subject Three
steps into the kingdom After the
sermon, some dozen persons will be
baptized. Evening Subject: ''The
bed too short upon which to stretch
himself, and the blankets too narrow
with which to cover himself" See
Isaiah 28:10.
"A number of farmers from Oak
Park and Big Woods, who have
from their assessment for
the construction of the Judicial dis
trict ditch, went to Crookston last
night to be present at the hearing in
the case before Judge Watts to-
day. A number of witnesses pro
and con also went down, and attor-
neys Grindland and Brown who
will present the matter to the court.
j. G.. Robertson, the contractor,
A. Fl. Savage, the sub-contractor
for the electric light plant, and
Oscar Johnson, the engineer, have
been here this week testing the
engine and electric apparatus be-
fore turning same over to the
city. The test resulted very salts
factorily, and the electric light part
of the plant has now been accepted
by the city council in behalf oil the
city. In the opinion of experts,
Warren has, in fact, one of the best
electric light plants in the state for
the money invested, and one that
can be most economically operated.
1t is also sufficiently large for our
needs for many years. Sc
$685. Fist publication Jan 49, 1901
Probate Notice.
ORDER TO HEAR PETITION FOR LICENSE
. TO SELL LAND OF MINORS. =
State of Minnesota, County of Marshall IS.