Warren sheaf., 1892-04-14
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i. 6. CornwelI, OF Stephen, was
in the city Tuesday.
- Wheat that has stood in shock
an winter is in our opinion only fit
Tor feed.
- Mrs. l.. Cate Wood will have q
grand opening OF Millinery goods to-
morrow.
- Nils Hanson is building himself
fouse on Central Park Ave. next
to Rev. Samuelson.
- There has been a butter famine
IN town the past week. Farmers,
brlng us some good butter.
1t IS poor economy for farmers
10 sell wheat at 60 cts q buShel and
buy hams at Is cts. pound.
- Mrs. l.. X. Stone returned Tues
day morning from her all wint visit
with her parents near Hastings,
MINI.
- Ole Olson left for Tawley, Mimi,
on Tuesday to rest and recuperate
Tor q lew days at the home of his
parents.
- Rev. J. \. Urnes will hold service
IN the Norwegian Lutheran Church
to-r2rrow Good Friday) evening
ut O'Clock.
- Oscar Iolcomb has rented the
Golden building in course of con-
structlon, and will start a grocery
store there, SO we are informed.
The c. A. Tullar Farm Co. has
nouGht the southeast quarter of sec.
rs, township 154, range ~, from w.
[. French, OF Woodstock, Vermont.
- Henry Evert of Tamarac passed
through Warren yesterday returning
nome from visit into Dakota. He
reports lots OF water at Grand Forks,
There must be a genuine boom
in Thief River Falls, and Bro. Mussev
caught on at last. He talks of
enIarGng his paper-wIich we are
glad to hear
Oscar HOlcomb has sold his
barn and dray, wood, coal and oil
business to Hans and .Jens Swan
son. Mr.. Holcomb will probably 90
into some other business before lone,
a big stock of wall paper has lust
been received at Henry NJ. Swanson's
furniture store. Everything is brand
new and stylish, and prices are way
down. Call in and see the beautiful
patterns. 1920
Mrs, D. A. Whitney had a very
successful opening of fine line MILNE
ry on Tuesday. The fine display OF
these goods in the show window Of
the store clutches the eyes, especially
OF the ladies'.
- MIR. Nels Freeborg and wife came
down form Burlington, Polk Co., on
Tuesday to see iiends and do some
shopping in this city. Mr.. Freeborc
is the manager Of n 5000 acre farm
Mt Burlington.
Alfred Holen. the man who was
put OF n train at the crossing lust
north OF Stephen and sued the Great
Northern for $1,000 damages was
awarded Il verdict for $500 bv a iury
ut Hallock last week The company
takes II stay OF proceedings for 60
days for IL new trial. Stephen
Lea der.
The following is the Grand .Jnry
drawn to serve at the May term OF
court:
p o. Reierspn Andrew Bie,ke
Gust. Anderson Matthias Olson
Is. Jacobson 5. LOvbfrg
T.. hasifitSsrn Sven Granstrand
"; >. tamPbell K. a. Whitney
John COrnwpll John Russell
Halvor Slang Martin Bpsancon
y. L. Oseth j. E. Enden
Peter Floe james Coon
John GratZek Peter Backstrom
Halvor t. Elseth d. \. whitney
o. S. Skonovd.
= The lecture on Ireland by DR.. G.
C.Pollock in the Presbyterian Church
last Thursday evening was listened
to with marked interest by q large
audience. The lecturer gave a vivid
o. description OF the island and it's
people and told of it's ancient ciyili-
zatlon and early contributions to
science, literature and art, it's Oh
preston and decadence under Eng
llsh rule, the bravery and patriotism
OF it's people, and the important part
they have played in the history OF
the world. The lecture was illus
trated throughout with an abund-
ance OF numerous and witty Sayings
characteristic OF the Irish people.
= The fact must be faced that the
Red River Valley has sustained an
enormous loss in it's unthreshed
grain. 1t cannot be escaped. Thou
sands OF stacks stand with their hot
toms IN water and there are but few
that do not hold snow and ice
enough to damage grades terribly
~ Is a sorry thing to believe that
fully one-half the untllreshed grain
can never make flour, but there is
hardly a doubt of it and nothing. can
be gained by misrepresenting the
situation. 1t is not fault OF the
country, and it is not advertising a
disadvantages to tell the world our
crop was so large it could not all be
threshed and was ruined in part by
standing over winter. Tell the truth,
thank God the country can and will
raise sncil crops and pray the next
one may be better saved. Este D hen
Leader.