Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-16

A Il. Rnd spent, Sunday IN Warren
Mr. Flanders is in the cities this his
week
e Mrs. Shaw and daughter, Anna,
are in the twin cities. ..3s
liver Winberg returned home from
the Twin ciDies this morning
Judge A. Grindeland went to
Minneapolis on business Tuesday.
County Auditor Malberg and son,
Egbert, are spending the week in
the cities.
= Mr.. Wallace was among those who
boarded the train for the cities Sun
day evening. h.
Joe Hidden returned to Oslo this
morning after spending a couple OF
weeks at Baudette. ..@.@
Fl. L. Melgaard, Of Argyle, went
to Maple Lake yesterday to spend a
few days with his family. &5
City Marshall Dady went to shake
hands with the old boys in blue in
Minneapolis Sunday night. ~"
Otto Allen. one Of the early settlers
Of town of Comstock, is building a
large and comfortable house on his
farm this summer.
An 1l-year old son of John Lar
annie, an engineer on the st. Vincent
line drowned while batning in the
river at Cookston on Monday.
Oscar Peterson tore himself away
from his place behind the counters
of the Warren Mercantile Company
last Saturday and is viewing the twin
cities this week.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to John E. Olson and Alma E. Berg
strom. Herman Miller and Ellen
Benson, Richard g. .Ruprecht and
Marie E. I. Warner.
John Warfel, who has been in the
harness business at Argyle for the
past 81 years, will move to Crookston
by the 25th Of this month to con-
tinue the business on larger scale.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of John E. Olson and Miss
Alma Eugenia Bergstrom at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Bergstrom, in Foldahl,
on Aug, 10. at 2:3O p. M.
Dan Main, Aug. Ostlund, G. E.
Nelson, Ole Nelson, Oscar Edlund,
Painter Skibsted, and a few others
of the boys formed jolly portion of
the party that took their way to
Minneapolis last Saturday.
While drawing a pail of water
out of the we'll of Mr.. Hamilton S,
Mrs. Elof Swanson found gold ring
in the pail. Owner can have same
by calling on Mrs. Swanson, and
proving property.-Roosevelt Re-
cord.
LOST Black and white English
setter dog. On collar is Crookston
License tag No. 1919. Reward of SIC
for information that will lead to his
recovery.
Wiley Phillips,
CrookstOn, Mimi
Attorney ". J. Brown, of this city
who was one of the attorneys for the
defence in the Mckenzie murder tria
at Roseau, it is stated by those who
heard him, made very mastery anC
eloquent plea to the jury in behalf O.
his client, and was complimented al
around for this effort. But the odd!
were too heavy against him. and thu
prisoner, one OF the most nervy anC
cool headed that ever sat on wit
" ness stand, was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment as stated in the Shea
last week. t.,
>Oluf Murk is entertaining a couple
of young neighbors from Illinois whs
arrived yes erday morning. They arr
Alfred Lindman, OF Monmouth, Hi
nois, and Carl Swanson, of Rosevi]le
same state. In the same party wer,
Messrs. Ben and Will Ross, also O
Rockville, Illinois. Mr.. Swanson an(
Mr.. Ben Ross have lands to lool
after in this vicinity, but all TIN
! gentlemen will stay here through TIN
harvest season to see how things ar
done in the northwest and also II
take their time in examining tn
country. ..... .a>>ss.