Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-02-26
LOCAL., BREVITIES

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cial'' at the Opera House, Mar. 9Th.
Last Friday the wind blew and
the snow flew like old Jehu.
j. A. Porteous was among the
arrivals last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Burseth went to
Argyle yesterday on visit.
-Thron Nelson, who has resided
here a number of years, departed
for the Pacific coast on Friday last.
"A. A. Harris has been appoint
ed town clerk of Farley, Polk coun-
ty, to succeed N. G. Hustled.
There will be an excellent as
:sortment of home made candy at the
Basket Social"
Services in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
A Grindeland went to Hallock
yesterday to attend the Kittson
county term of district court.
Mrs L. B. Lindquist came down
last night from Argyle to visit her
parents.
-Chas Buchholz returned Satur-
day from St Paul, where he had
brought car load OF sheep, for
which he found a ready market at a
satisfactory price,
The plague of rats in the Red Riv-
'er valley is increasing. Would it
not be a good idea for the people
to ask the state for rat bounty,
says the Grand Forks Herald.
Surveyor Geo. A. Ralph came
up from Crookston with crew Sat-
urday morning to look after some
ditching jobs in northern Polk Co.
Miss Augustine Magnon, of
Chicago, and Mr.. Joseph Vezina, of
Argyle, were united in marriage, at
Argyle, on Monday, Feb. 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Melgaard,
of Argyle, visited Warren friends
Tuesday evening.
- District Court will convene
March 10th, but the jurors are not
required to be present until the
18th, on account of the spring elec-
tiOns
Abel Anderson, of West Valley,
who has attended business college
lat Crookston, was compelled to re-
turn home last week on account Of
being threatened with typhoid fever.
-Gustaf Ekman, of Newfolden.
was in the city yesterday. He has
been appointed by Judge Holm as
a collector in his town for the fam
inc suffers in northern Scandinavia
and Finland.
p. L. Stickney, ofNashua, Mimi,
former Warrenite, arrived Mon
day to spend a few days visiting
with his old friend, J. P. Easton
He is president of the Crescent Lum-
Der Co., with yards at Tintah,
Campbell, Doran and Nashua, and
is also interested in banking.
Friday night, March the 9Th. is
the date on which the Epworth
League, of the M. E. Church, will
give a BASKET Social" the pro-
ceeds of which will 60 towards pay
ing for the electric lights Of said
church. Baskets Of all descriptions
donated by prominent people and
filled with delicacies, will be offered
for sale. Mr.. Geo. Johnson will
auction off the baskets.
VIM. Sackett, who has been
farming in town OF McCrea for about
a year, returned to Illinois with his
family on Tuesday. He sold his
farm to Mr.. Lamberson, and dis
posed of his stock and farm ma
schlnery at auction sale.
-Nels G. Hustled, who has been
engaged in farming in town Of Far
ley many years, has decided to try
some other business for a while,
having sold his farm last year. He
has secured the agency for Roseau
county, for tha T r Wa+11;pc MA:
cal Co., Of Winona, and expects to
leave next week to commence the
canvas OF said territory for these
remedies. His family will reside
on the old Mentzer farm west Of
town during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Powell.
Aug. Lundgren and Chas. Burseth
left MOndaV ia i0in p,,,,; 80.