Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-10
Home and County News
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

j. {. Mcintyre returned to Va,
rem last week. ''
Oscar II. Olson, of Crookston
spent several days in town last wepk
-. l.. Robertson came m from
NanGer on Thursday last to visi
friends. "''
Rev. l.. NJ. Stolber" is visit;n,
congregations in Polk county thi:
Miss Nellie Twombly has entered
upon her duties as cashier in the
store OF Mr.. C. c. Winchester.
Miss Emma Swanson Of Winni
peg preached in the Swedish Mission
!hurch last Thursday evening. She
Is Il thlnese missionary.
Mr.. \. p. Lundgren, one of Hal
locks rustling young merchants
passed through Warren last Sntur
Day homeWard bound from q trim tc
West Superior.
- Mrs. GladstOne's first article in
the series OF Hints from q Mothers
lAie, which she has written for Th &
La dies II ONE Journal. will be
printed III the April issue of that
periodical.
". +. Powell is the Prohibition
candldnte for mayor and Abel Gar.
Dore' Is IN independent candidAte fo1
city recorder Both are GOOD men
nave MANY friends and will make il
ue'ldedly interesting for their op
ponents on election day.
- Mr. Ingalls,. the genial post.
master at Ingalls, z. O. in the town
OF Spruce Valley, was in the city last
Satnrday. He was accompanied by
ms daughter, Miss Mabel Ingalls,
VINO attended the teachers examina.
tlon. The SHEAF acknowledges q
pleasant call from Mr.. Ingalls,, who,
pS the way is an ardent alliance
man.
Otto Houg, Of Foldahl, is the fa-
'aef OF seVcIal grown up sons who for
some time have been the envy of all
the goo, i-looking girls in the neigh
borhood. One son succumbed to the
hewitching smiles of the fair sex in
the early part of the leap year, and a
second son has now shared the same
late. Anton Hong was married to
fIien olson a short time ago. A SUR
prise was afterwards given to the
happy couple, and $65. 90 for the
purchase OF furniture Drpsented tn
them.
a Democratic county caucus was
held at Stephen on Saturday last for
'he purpose OF organizing Demo-
cratic county committee. The meet
ING was called to order by John Il.
OstrOm, OF Warren. A. p. MCINTYRE.
or Warren, WAS made chairman and
" IN. t. Brown, OF Stephen. secretary
OF the meeting. 4 motion was made
ana carried that the chair appoint a
county committee OF five, himself to
be chalrman OF the same. The fol
rowing committee WAS nominated
a. L. Mcintyre, chairman. Warren :
n. j. Bennewitz, Warren; Richard
russell, stephen; Donald Stewart
stephen; John N. Ryan, Argyle.
= DlED-Arthur Frank, the
second son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il
Whitney died at Badger, Kittson
Co., on March 3rd, from compIica
tons arising from la grippe, aged Id
years and 7 months. The parents
and the oldest son Evert brought
the corpse to Warren for burial
They arrived here on Monday this
week and the funeral took place on
Inesdhy'afternoon from the under.
taking rooms OF Mr.. Gilbert. a large
funeral train followed the remains to
the last resting place in the CITY Gem.
etary. Arthur had spent many
years OF his childhood and boyhood
in this city, and he was very mucl
loved by all who knew him. His
teachers, school mates and play
mates, all liked him. His death is a
severe blow to the parents and tc
the whole family, and this commun
ty extends heartfelt sympathy tc
them in their great affliction.
Ihe SHEAF can see no reason fOl
the kicks that are being made against
the caucus nominees for city officers
The caucus was regularly called anC
was attended by more than half the
voters in the city. All candidates
we're nominated by big majorities
and some even unanimously. They
are all good, representative business
men. old residents, and men of pub
lie spirit and enterprise. The affairs
OF the city can be safely placed ir
their hands. There is no issue al
stake in this election as far as we ear
see. There can be no vote on loca1
option and hence Prohibition is onl,
lelgned Issue. And furthermore, al
the nominees at the caucus art
pledged to a good, orderly. business
like administration OF city affairs
But it seems that fight is unayoid
able, and the SHEAF regrets very
much the delicate and unpleasant
ie1tures that have been brought into
the campaign, for they can benefi,
no one. AS here must he a fight, W.
hope, i'll the words OF a famous Min
nesot' congressman, that The
"ncrlmony OF the campaign1 may bt
pleasant