Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-18

MIR. Snyder is also having n tus-
sle with Mr.. Grippe.
Mr.. J. L. Robertson, OF Wanger,
was in the city on Tuesday.
- DR.. MCCLELLAN made a profes-
sional visit in Excl on Sunday.
Harry Wood, Of Euclid, came
down here on business yesterday.
F. L. Favor, representing j. w.
Trifts OF, Boston, was in town Tues
day.
p. T. Scotland, n Deering
machine representative, was in the
city yesterday.
Ole Olson and Harold Royem
made a trip to Thief River Falls the
fore part OF the week.
Services will be held in the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church next SUM-
day evening at 7:3OP. NJ.
- Alfred Swandby is now en-
ployed in the Warren post office az
assistant to Postmaster Easton.
- Marshall Dady has been laid up
with the grippe during the past week
and as yet is not able to be on duty.
The city election will be held on
March 18th, as provided in the
charter. Is 1t not about time that
candidates for aldermen and other
city officers make themselves known.
- Persons who want to bring us
wood on subscriptions will please
come around with it before the snow
is all gone. We need wood now.
- Ie editor left on Monday on a
business and pleasure trip to Moor.
head. He returned this morning.
- NJ. J. McCann left on Tuesday
evening for Ardock, N. D., to look af-
ter his farming interests near that
place.
&C. j. Pihlstrom has been con-
fined to the house by sickness for a
couple OF weeks, but is now able to
be around again.
VIC. Taylor, who, has charge OF
an elevator at Mimic, Walsh Co, N.
D., spent Sunday and Monday with
his family in this city. :.
- Miss Rosina Hickman and Miss
Annie leveck, OF st. Paul, are visit
ing with the formers brother, F. C.
Hickman, in the town Of Warrenton.
- Martin H. Iverson, who spent
part of Inst summer and fall ut War
rem selling machinery and making
collections. is now running bon ton
res staurant in Crookston.
= We beg our readers to excuse
all our shortcomings this week. The
editor returned this morning and he
says that next weeks paper will bt
one that all will like to read.
= DR.. Stone, Of Argyle, started
Monday for Grants Pass, Oregon
where he usually spends his winters
He is extensively engaged in real es
tate and other business there.
. %. s. Werner has answered ai
firmatively the call Of the Swedish
Lutheran congregations in this cit,
and in Vega. He expects to com
as soon as he is ordained in June next
e Frank A. Mattson, OF Water
r town, Mimi, a brother OF We editor
j arrived here Tuesday. He will com
mence teaching a term of school il
. the town of New Solum, Feb. 22nd.
) Miss Ida Munson came dow
from Moorhead Monday, where sh
has been attending the Hope Acade
my. Her eyes have troubled he
: lately and she was obliged to Civ
up her studies on that account.
s Read the new advertisement 4
J Powell & Larson in this issue. Bot
members OF the firm are honest me-
! and they have a complete stock 9
hardware which they are selling a
= honest prices.
: John G. Davies, Of South BEND
d Indiana, arrived at Angus, Wedne,
r day, the 10th inst, to care for hi
' father, 7. R. Davies, during his sicl
II ness. He visited friends in this cit
y on Monday.
It - The ladies ot the NJ. E. Churc
II will give an oyster supper at Slee
It Hall next Friday evening Feb. 19tl
10 A whiting contest will be given
a connection. Letevery one come wit
y sharpened pen knives prepared