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

Tuesday,
Herman Olund was in town
Tuesday.
- The mill has teen shut down
this week.
Frank A. Mattson is sticking
type ia the SHEAF Office.
Fancy Patent Flour $1.S5.
+. FERGUSON, Mgr
John johnson n we'll known
farmer OF Fol,ial was in town Mon.
day
II. p. Lein, of Big Woods, wos in
town Saturday to get his assessors
books.
contractor Walker Of Crookston
Is rushing the work on the new bank
building.
- The. weather kept cool and
cloudy until Tuesday when it bright
enea up a little bit.
M. Z. Gilbert, boomer of corner
lots in the Worlds Fair City, arrived
in Warren OH Friday last.
- Fred Flanders, wife and children
came down from Crookston on Mon
day to visit for while with relatives
in this city.
Edward Ringstn1. student
from the Red Wing seminary, arrived
this week to teach Norwegian parish
school in town OF New Solum.
- Herman Berndt, assessor of Ex-
eel, was in town last Saturday. They
say That Mr.. Bcrndt makes one OF
the best assessors in the county.
AN order has been sent for $685.
II worth OF books for the Warren
public school library. The addition
will comprise over Il hundred choice
volumes.
- The annual sale Of state school
lands for Marshall County, will be
held ut the county auditors office at
Warren Oh May 26th, commencing
at 1OA. NJ.
John f. Ostrom hns sold the
=. west half OF section %, town Of War
renton, part OF the Reese farm, to
Neil Mcnorold. from Minto n. D., for
n consideration of $4,000.
Best Patent Flour only 5000.
F. FERGUSON, Mgr
The W. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Bernard on Thursday D. m. at
O'Clock. All members are request
ed to be present as business OF i'm.
portance vii he brought before the
meeting.
- Mrs. L. s Bayrell returned to
her nc ne at Argyle on Friday last.
She has been visiting in Nebraska for
several months, and while there the
little boy, who was the pride of his
fnther and mother, died.
MIR. Andrew johnson and son
have returned to Hancock, Mich. He
lett some fine specimens of copper
ore with several parties in town. The
SHEAF il under obligations to Mr..
Johnson for fine specimen.
Ole ROdseth has had his hotel
nicely painted, papered and r.fur-
nishrh and after this it will bp known
by the name Of Farmers Home. II
is good stopping place for farmers
and travellers. See advertisement.
q. {. Winchester and K. J. Taral-
seth left on Monday to attend the
republican conventions ut Morris
and St. Paul. II. l.. Melganrd of
Argyle and J. =. Lnndin of Stephen
went south for the samepnrpose that
day.
The May ter n Of district court
will commence next Monday. There
are but Is cases on tl:- civ ilcaipu,iar
and the criminal calendar will not b.
lengthy. Only two parties are Mt
the county jail awaiting the action
OF the grand jury.
We have received m invitation
from the graduating Glass of Gusta-
vus Adolphus College, st.. Peter, to
he present ut the commencement tx.
ercises to be held May 18th. Mr.. Pc
ter a. Mattson ot Vega this county
graduates from that institution this
year. We congratulate him ON his
snccess.
SFour Cars Best Flour just received.
Sold at $500.
FRANK FERGUSON, Manager.
The law and collection firm oi
Cooke & Olson has been dissolved.
s. Cooke will continue in the business,
md Mr.. Olson will probably look up
q business location elsew here, thOngil
he has not yet fully decided upon his
future course. We regret very much
to zee 80 good u citizen rs Mr.. Olson
about to leave, and hope he may
change his mind and remain.
- The roads between Warren and
Comstock on the north side of the
river is IN u very bad condition, we
are told, and farmers of Comstock
and Foldal find it nearly impossible
to come to town on that account
The worst piece of road is about q
mile on either side of Nelson Burn
sides. No work has ever been done
on this rOntl, and the town authori
ties Of McCrea should see to that i,
is made fit to travel on by som,
means or other. The adjoining land,
pay some road tax, and that, If moth
ing more. should he spent there. Mr.
J. NJ. LOeslie, of Comstock, mired hi,
team several times ON that piece o
road coming into town last Satur
day.