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

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Ss%''ps ass psin,. !. v'rSs;S %sss;S sssSa l"s ".S
Dakota and Manitoba.
r. /. Royem left ior Minneapolis
yesterday.
See 4. F. Whitneys new cad.
Is it not cute?
Gilbert deals in futures. See his
new advertisement.
Alfred johnson Of Warrenton
visited Ada last week.
| - Miss Lurn Ross il assisting in
the register OF deeds Office.
- The school children have pre.
pared lots Of fun for Friday night.
John Erickson has commenced
the erection Of a residence in Nelson
addition.
- Miss Emma Starr, Of ZnmbrOta,
Mimi, is visiting with her sister Mrs.
II. }. Bennewitz.
Theodore MoultOn came over
from Grand Forks to transact busi-
ness on Monday.
- Rev, +. Franzen, a travelling
missionary preached in the Swedish
Mission Church last week.
- Rev. F.. A. Larson, Of Ada,
preached in the Norwegian Lutheran
Church yesterday evening.
- Henry krueger came up from
st. Cloud on Thursday to interview
his numerous friends. He is still the
same happy Henry as OF yore.
- The ladies' of the Norwegian
Lutheran Society, of Big Woods,
held an auction sale at the residence
OF Matthias Swanson ON Monday
evening, the proceeds amounting to
$6G. 20.
- Rev. james Moody, ,ofCrookston,
will hold services in the Swedish
Lutheran Church in Warren ON March
7th, at ? P. NJ, and in the Swanson
school house in Vega, March 9th, at
1880 4. NJ.
&C. Winchester has interested
himself in raising Marshall county,s
quota to the Worlds Fair fund.
Warren has already raised $3.50, and
the balance, $3.50, will be raised at
Argyle and Stephen.
&C. J. klingborg, the blacksmith
has taken in Andrew Lindroth as a
partner in the business, making the
firm Klingborg & Lindroth. Both
are first class mechanics and do soil
cit share Of the public patronage,
Observe their ads.
Rev. l.. NJ. Stolberg holds stryi-
ces in Slee's hall ench evening this
week except Wednesday evening.
Rev. Andrew Nelson, OF Tamarnc
river, is expected to be present to
night and the remainder OF the week.
All IRE cordially invited.
George Barnes and Mrs. Albert
Senrl returned from Duluth last Sut-
urtiny. Their brother, j. i. Barnes,
died willie they were there, on We'd
nes'lny last week. He had been sick
about six weeks with Ii, grippe which
turned into pneumonia.
= Say, what does the Great North
ern road mean anyway? The agent
hns received II letter from head
quarters asking ii our citizens would
he ple;.se'l to have Il daily passenger
service. Well, we should smile! The
Great Northern is the best road we
have.
- The Alliance man takes excep-
tiOns to the item about the wrestling
match ina former issue. According
to his version it was the republican
who Withdrew. and did it as grace
fully as some of the republican c,.n,li-
dates after the fatal battle in Nov.
1890.
= At n caucus held at E1wnr,lh's
Hall on Tuesday evening, the follow.
ing ticket was placed in nomination
Tor city officers:
For Mayor
JOHN z. OSrROM
For Aldermen
q. 4. AUBOI.
AEG. LUNDGREN
W. N. POWELL.
For Recorder
A. u. NELSON.
For Constable
EUGENE DADY
"A large number of the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grindcland gave a
pleasant, ..smrprise to them ut their
elegant npme :on Thursday evening
last weels. Without any previous
notice the intruders filed into the cit
ting room where the members Of the
inmily were seilted, and without fur
ther explanation demanded posses
sion of the house. In the face Of the
overwhelming number, MIR: and Mrs.
Grindeland surrendered on the spot.
The lady members Ind not forgotten
to bring along refreshments. and