Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-20
Louis NJ. Olson visited at Detroit,
Mimi, last Sunday.

Mrs. a. 2. Mcintyre and Mrs. E..
Dady went TO Fargo Tuesday for
visit.
A sister of Mrs. Wickman VINO has
been here on visit returned to ner
home in Duluth Saturday.
Ed. Natvig returned to the city
Saturday from Oakley, n. d., where
he has been for some time.
MO. Scuttle, of Buffalo Centre,
Iowa, is spending a few days here
looking after farming interests.
K. H. Day, from the southern part
OF the state, is in the city looking
after his real estate interests in this
vicinity. -.
Mrs. E. ]. Pepin, of Havre, Mont,
arrived Tuesday morning for visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Wlttensten, of this city. ~.
A Presbyterian church is to be
built in Middle River. E. A. HER
tos, formerly Of this city, is on the
building committee.
DR.. Mellby was down from Argyle
last might. He and wife returned
from their wedding trip some time
ago and have already commenced
house keeping.
Yak Hamberg, Of Huss, Roseau Co.,
was in the city Tuesday evening
consulting a doctor for al ailment
that came upon him while out
threshing. He found thai it was
nothing serious, and returned to his
work next day. ~.
The Western Marshall Co. teachers
accusation will hold their first meet
ing for this school year in Warren
on Sept. 29th. An instructive pro-
gram has been prepared and Supt.
Mithun desires that as large all at
tendance of teachers as possible may
| be had for this meeting.
The dredging of the Roseau river
is now we'll under way. The dredge
is cutting a deep channel thru Ro-
seau Lake and is working night and
day. They carry their own electric
lighting plant ana the huge machine
presents very pertty sight at night.
|-Roseau Elk.
A number of farms in this local
ity have been sold to Illinois and Iowa
parties by the Pioneer Loan and
Land Co. during the past few weeks,
among them the John Westman farm
west of this city, the J.P. Schell farm
in Sandsville, the Peachey and Sam
Davis farms in McC1ea.
7 John Lindberg has bought the
choice residence property of Mrs.
Bennewitz on the east side and will
occupy same with his family as soon
as vacated. Mr.. Lindberg has also
traded his residence property on the
Island to his partner,L L. NJ. Johnson,
for the latuer's residence property
near the power house.
John Rosenberg, one of the pio-
neers of this vicinity, VINO removed
to Wilson Creek. Wash. a number of
years ago, arrived Saturday for a
visit with relatives and friends. He
is accompanied by his wife and three
children. Mrs. Rosenberg is sister
of John Dahlgren, Of this city, and
her parents reside near Oslo. Mr..
Rosenberg says he is we'll pleased
with his new home in the far west.
Mrs. Nels Anderson, living at Eagle
Point in the extreme northwestern
corner of Marshall county committed
suicide Sunday by drinking carbolic
acid. County attorney Brown, sheriff
Forsberg and Coroner MeIlbv went
out there Immediately to investigate
the case. Arriving there they found
the. family in a very pitiable,,condi-
tion. The home consisted of only
one small room and here on. bed lay
the dead mother with eight small
children ranging from 6 weeks to II
years lowering about her. Filth and
disorder was noticeable all about the
room. The father it is alleged is a
very worthless man, and is, if not
legally, at least morally, responsible
for the wife decision to end her
miserable existence. Later develop
ments may show that it is not case
of suicide at all but of murder. It
is alleged that the father has been
paying attention to step daughter
in the family. He has beaten and
abused his wife on numerous occa-
sions, and shortly before had been
fined for beating her. The neighbors
are greatly wrought up over the
affair. County attorney Brown, sher;
if Forsberg, and Coroner Mellby left
for Eagle Point this afternoon to con-
tinueeth the coroners inquest tomorrow.