Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-04-28
Home and County News

Observe change in AR. Cor
don's ad
- The Skandia Hotel has been
given a coat OF paint.
- We call attention to X. J. Tar
alseth new advertisement.
- Miss Ida White, OF Angus, is Wis
iting friends in town this week.
L. Y. LouGhridge got back Tues
day from another trip in the inter-
est OF immi gra ton.
Warren is going to have a big
building boom this summer, and
don't you forget it,
- Mrs. H. Cate Wood keeps the
largest assortment of millinery in
the city. See her ad.
&C, V. Whltten, young man re-
Gently from Boston, Mass, is now in
the employ of Mr.. &. c. Winchester.
Highworden, the barber, is hay
ing his shop papered, carpeted, paint
Ell and made bright and shining like
q new silver dollar.
-Chas. 4. Bradley has been very
low with that dreadful disease pneu-
monla, but we are happy to state that
ne IS now cOnvalescent.
- Rey. J. $. David supplied the
pulpit in the NJ. L. church last Sun
day, Rev. Farley being at Crookston
supplying the pulpit there.
Ole Olson came back single and
unattended on Tuesday, having Wis
tied Hawlpy, Moorhead, Fargo and
Other points during his absence
- Senator March has given up the
idea OF burning the stubble with oil.
1t would bankrupt the Standard Oil
Co., should they attempt it in this
kind OF weather.
There will be q bubble sociable
in Slee's hall Monday evening, May
2, given by the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the NJ. E. Church. all are cordial |
ly invited to bepresent.
- Uncle Toms Cabin is a plav that
always draws we'll, and the perform
ance of it at Elwar,lh's Hall bv the
Rusco 4 Swift Co., last Saturday
night, proved no exception.
A pleasant reception was given
the newly married couple, Mr. and
Mrs. John &. Rue, at Edwardh's hall,
on Wednesday evening last week, by
their mauy friends in this city.
- Ole knutson was in from Red
River on Tuesday and reports seed
lng progressing under difficulties.
The ground is too soft. Mr.. Knot
son left several shining dollars with
us on subscription for which we are
extremely thankful.
- Miss IDga Estenson. OF Minnea-
polls, II music tehcher OF fine liabilities,
Is visiting friends in This city for
few days, on her way home from May
Vile, \. ID. where she has taught mrl-
sic iii Il college. The other evening
she entertained Il party of friends by
few selections on the piano at the
home OF Mr.. TaraIseth.
- John Peterson, a quiet, inoffen-
slvr, middle aged man, residing in
town has for some time laborrd uu-
der the hnllucination that his frieuds
and relatives were seeking to destroy
his ilI", and on Friday last it became
necessary to have him examined by
the Judge OF Probate, and sent to
the asylum at Fergus Falls.
- Frank E. Hertz, proprietor O.
Crookston Steam foundry, vas in
town Monday looking up business
matters. HIS establishment is com
plete and equipped with all modern
machinery and turns out first class
work. Mr. Hertz is working ,lp an
eXtensiV" business in surrounding
towns. See ad in this issue.
- iuIIrW Johnson, an Old time
Warren boomer arrived in the city
last Saturday to look after his in
tereSts here. He OWNS the t,dvurdh's
hote! and other city property. MIR
johnson restless at Hancock, Mich.
where are located the richest copper
mines in the world His young son
accompanies him on his visit here.
We have received a copy OF
Knowledge, an illustrated weekly
paper, published 10y John B. Alden,
81 Rose ST. New York Price so cts
year. Four cents pay for the
issues OF the paper containing Long
fellows "Evangeline" and eight
cents Tor the issue containing Haw
thorn's "The Scarlet Letter" COM
plete.
= The annual meeting of the Mar
I shall & kittson counties Bible So
| ciety will be held next Sunday even
ing in the Methodist church, instead
/ OF in the Presby ytrrian church, asan-
nounced last week The Presbyte
\ 1'ian church is being repaired and
/ hence cannot he used. Rev. J. Il.
I Evans, the district superintendent
Il has written tnat he Will be present.
H II. l.. Melgaard OF Argyle, tle
D we'll known banker Of that place was
!. in this city the past week, arranging
v for the establishing OF a State Bank
g They will put up at once solid bricl
II building with vault, and finish SAM
q in the best of style Mr.. Mplgaardi i
81 well known throughout the bankin!
a circles of the states and those VIII,
~ will interest themselves with him ar
a men who can but give a bank pres
sS tige. In every live town of. the val
81 ley there are two banks, doing goo
IN business, and why should Halloa
N not have two, as it is the hest an
"A most prosperous city in the Red Iii,
YER valley .-Kittson CO. Entel
M prise.