Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-14
Home and County News

}. II. Macarthur has downed the
grippe and is attending to business
rs usual.
Otto S. Houg, of Foldal, re-
turned home yesterday from Fill
more Co.,
Several correspondence and
editorial matter must go over to
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Bennewitz
went to Winnipeg yesterday to visit
for few DAYS.
Our readers will please notice
change in G. c. Winchester's adver.
tlsement this week.
John Woodward returned from
Michigan last week. The climate
there didn't suit him,
Station agent Harris and fami-
~ expect to leave Oh an extended
trip south in Il few days.
- John P. Dalquist lett on Mon
day for Minneapolis to attend a com
m9rcial school during the winter.
Wanted: A place to do chores
Tor board and so to school by Josiah
Thomas. Leave word at SHEAF
office
+. }. Highworden, the barber
has moved his family into the Holo-
en- house, occupying it Jointly with
Mr.. Reinertsen.
Ask "Ellingson,' the druggist
at Gordon's for q bottle of his couch
cure when you are in need OF such an
article. Sam says it never fails to
cure.
Mayor Lamberson md Dr.
Nattam left on Tuesday for st. Paul
to attend meeting OF the Masonic
Grand Lodge, as delegates from the
lodge here.
j. b. Armitage, during the past
year IN the employ OF the Deerino
company, is reported to have
skipped to parts unknown, leaving a
wife behind.
The Warren Fire Department
VIII hold a meeting for the election
OF officers at Edwardh,s Hall on
Monday evening Jan. 18th. All
Flremen should be present.
We find the advel ltisement OF
Holcomb & Box, tour Bill Wholesale
ana retail dealers in paints, oils and
brushes, glass and wall papers, in the
South Bend, (Wash. J Journal, which
comes to our table.
"A Demersville. Mont, paper
came to our desk last week contain
ing an vertisement of Vim. Bolton
a former citizen OF this place. He
runs carpenter and wagon shop,
anu does Il little undertaking. busi
ness on the side whenever one COW
boy makes another bite the dust.
Mayor Lamberson expects to
meet Hon. B. q. Gill at St. Paul this
week and will bring the grand old
man with him when he ret urns home
a change from the damp foyyy wea.
ther i'll Chicago to the clear and
pfazlng atmosphere OF northern,
Minnesota cannot be but beneficial
Inc Second Quarterly Meeting
services will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Warren. Saturday
evening, and Sunday, Jan. 10th and
18th. Rev. G. +. Sharpe, PRESIDING
Elder of the Fergus Falls District
Will preach Sabbath morning anf
evening at the usual hours for service
The Quarterly Conference will b,
held Saturday evening at 7;3(
o'clock.
Frank E. Whitney came in from
hoseau last week to spend few
days in the midst ofcivilization. Fl,
is hale and hearty as usual, and re
ports his family all we'll. We lear,
that he has traded his house in War
rem for Mr.. Thos. Topper's farm i,
the town Augsburg, and expects te
move. there next fall. AS result q
this deal Thos. Topper ana famil,
will probably become residents q
Warren in the near future. The,
Will be most welcome to this city.
Mayor Lamberson has receive,
the following letter which explains ii
self, from the secretary OF the Dulut
jobbers Union:
DULUTH, Minn., Dec. 31st 1891.
10 THE PRESIDENT AND CITIZENS OF WARREN.
GENTLEMEN: Alta meeting OF the body hel
the 18th inst. 1.-THE hrst since the excursion r
turned) the following motion was unanimous
passed.
Resolved, that the thanks OF the Dulut
jobber's Union. be heartily extended to the Gil
OF Warren for their most cordial reception OF til
body when in their city during the recent Q
cursion =; and it is with pleasure that forwal
this communication and hope that the bonds
friendship then made between your citizens al
ours may be ccmented by trade and soci
relations and grow stronger each year.
Yours very truly.
II. G. CRAWFORD. secretar