Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-31
Home and County News

- Every train brings new arrivals
to the city.
= Ed. Smith, of Boxyille, died
Monday morning after n short i'll
hess.
= Edward Hanson was fined $5. .OC
by. Justice Easton on Tuesday fol
Icing drunk and disorderly.
- Gustaf Scott and family of the
town Of Marsh Grove departed fol
Seattle. Nash., on Monday.
- Bert Mcintyre has come back to
Warren. He has been going to
school in Owatonna during the win.
ter
Hon. L. G. Smith, of Mime.
apoilS, is expected to address the
Warren Republican Club some even.
ing next week.
- Our city schools are enjoying a
vacation this week. The spring term
begins next Monday and will contin-
ne p months.
The Pembina harpist has been
engaged to sandwich in music at the
Lntt"man SeXtette concert next
Saturday night.
- MIR. G. c. Winchester started for
Minneapolis Tuesday to attend a
blow out of the Executive Committee
OF the Republican League.
We may we'll be proud of our
Snake River this year. The water
has been higher than it has been for
years, the highest point being reached
on Sunday afternoon.
- Peter Mattson, who is now
student at 6. A. College, St. Peter,
arrived Tuesday morning to attend
his brother, Ed. Smiths, funeral.
- Rev. P. T. Hillmen, OF Crookston,
will preach in the Norwegian Ian
guage in the NJ. E. Church next Tues
day evening, April 5th, at 8 O'Clock.
= The council has fixed the saloon
license at $3.50 for the ensuing year,
and limited the number of saloons to
five. We believe the majority OF the
people in the city endorse their ac-
tion.
- Mrs. William Swanson of Nook
sack, Wash. arrived last week to vi
sit for II short time with relatives
and friends. She says that they are
very much pleased with their new
home, and that her husband has
been profitably employed since they
came there.
The SHEAF acknowledges the re
ceipt OF a beautiful picture, in colors,
representing birds eye view of the
Worlds Fair Columbian Exposition.
1t is a fine example of photographic
work and illustrates subject OF
great interest at the present time.
The picture is published by The
Worlds Fair Art Lithograph Co.,
Rand McNal]y Building, Chicago and
will be sent to any address for 81
per copy.
- Albert Lundgren, who has spent
the winter in Sweden, came back last
Monday and reports having had a
very enjoyable trip. lie brought q
sister with him from the old country.
They came to Crookston last Satur-
day morning. but not knowing how
punctual the Great Northern now is
IN running trains on schedule time on
the st. Vincent branch, they got left
and had to stay over till Monday
morning
Linn Loughridge has been do
ing considerable mission work the
past winter trying to induce people
III other states to come to oOr beau
tiful valley. He has brought here
eleven families, a total of a. persons,
from the vicinity OF Des Moines, Iowa,
and most of these have located on
lands around here, either buying or
renting. All OF them are experienced
farmers and will be a valuable
acquisition to any community.
The aged couple Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Lenhart, of town of CONS
took. left on Monday for hlinne-
apolis where they will reside in the
future with two sons who are en-
gagged in business there. Mr.. Len
hart is very industrious did man
and an expert at making willow has
kets which he has supplied TO tho
trade here for Il number OF years
Before leaving he shipped to Minne-
apois Il large supply of willow. which
had been cnt here. Evidently he will
not let his hands remain idle while in
the city May peace and comfort