Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-05-19
Home and County News

= Otto Edwartlh will move into
81. {. Holten's residence on Central
Park avenue.
- Albert SIee is with +. W. Elan
Iers soliciting for the New York Life
Insurance Co.
Miss Maggie Lou5hridge spent
sunday at home. She is teaching
school in Alma.
- Thomns Russell, one of Stephens
enterpfising business men, was in
town yesterday.
- Mrs. l. J. Mcclellan started NJ on
day for Chicago on a visit, and the
DIR. is lonely and sad
". c. Taylor returned to Minto.
\. d. on Monday. His family will
stay here for the present.
Best Patent Flour only $500.
f, FERGUSON, Mgr
- Service in tho Norwegian Luth-
eran church next Sunday May 22}
at 10:3O- English sermon in the
evening at s o'clock.
- Prof, Wilde gave his interesting
Illustrated lecture on the Yellowstone
park to u small audience at Slices
hali on Thursday night.
The genial and doughty ''Scot-
tie from the northern part OF the
county was exchanging Jokes with
MS Warren friends on Monday.
On account of the rain Tuesday
evening the auction and sociable at
N!ee $ hall was postponed until to-
night All are cordially invited.
- Gardner Woolery captured eight
young wolves while herdina cattle
out east the other day, and has re-
ceIved a bounty OF $500 a piece.
&C. c. Winchester: Say in your
paper that the ''boys' did nobly ut
Tuesdays fire. All took hold and
worked rs if they had been paid for
it.
lohn Woodward has bought Os-
car ilolcomb's house and Mr.. Hol
comb and family will occupy rooms
IN the Golden building overhead of
his store.
John G. Smith returned Tuesday
from st. Peter where he has been to
see MS brother Peter A. graduate at
u. a. College. He spent a week there
and says it rained every day.
- Sam Ellingsop, the druggist,
VIII soon leave for st. Paul, he hav-
iilS accepted position in Il drugstore
there lie has made many friends
during his stay in this city, and all
wish him success in his future career.
- Presiding Elder A. Knutson. of
st. Paul, will preach in Slee's hall on
Iuesday evening, May 24th, and on
Wednesday evening he will beliver y
lecture on the Chinese quarters in
San Francisco. All are cordially
invited.
Fancy Patent Flour 81 .S5.
+. FERGUSON, Mgr
The vault i'll the court house
must have sprung n leak somehow,
1or yesterday morning the count,
officers found about half a foot O,
water on the floor and some blanks.
hooksand stationery foatinyaround
III the water. The room now resnm-
blcS II bath house.
MIR. W. t. Carpenter, foreman on
tie Swift farm in Middle River town.
sIilp "ils in TOWN Monday, complain
ing CT bad roads. hugh takes. et.
lie scored j Ill Hill and some oi hi,
neigh5ors for not paying up their
taxes, so that people llirilt huv,
decent roads and bridges.
- Oscar l!olcomb has opened up
his Grore,y store in the Golden blil.-
ing. EoXes alnI barrels have pil, d
III there the past few days so ir is i,
cnaIlcn. Charles Adoipiisnn ann
Harold Roy"m are assisting Mr..
lio!c"inb i'll nmpacking and markin.
the ,g"ods and placing them on t.
shelves
- Last week we invited all to our
'buildin" be" Now tie building is
put III, but we will have the 'shee'
all The same. Instead of building
ourselves, we concluded to buy i
half interest j., he f'olwpiI building
from John Il. OStrom, Judge Hui
owning and retaining the other bali
ms VIII give us Il v.ry good office.
and we expect to have Tie i,HEAt
domlciled there before long.
-G. G. Winchester will build !,
two-storS building, 45 H. front ;,ne
% it. deep, on his corner lot opn,,s;t,