Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-10

- Do not forget the school enter
talnment tomorrow evening.
Ole Olson made a flying trip to
Lakota N. d. returning on Tuesday
- Chas. Sager is building himself
a dwelling house on the east side
near the Preston residence.
Rev. James Moody of St. Hilaire
preached in the Swedish Lutheran
Church on Monday afternoon.
- Rev. and Mrs. s. Udden came
down from Moorhead on Monday to
spend a couple weeks visiting friends
in Warren and vicinity.
- - The social event of the season
Will be a grand ball given by the
Warren Fire Department., FRIDAY
evening, March 18th. Everybody
are cordially invited to attend. Mn-
SIC Tor the occasion will be furnished
by the Penbina harpist, and the
boys will appear in their uniforms.
-ltwas clearly demonstrated at the
school entertainment on Friday even
ing that Il bigger hall for holding.
large public gatherings in is one Of
the things very much needed in War
rem. Both EdwArdh's Hall and the
Court House Hall are entirely made
quate.
- 1t has been openly charged that
John r. Ostrom is the saloon keepers
candidate for mayor, and that he
has been put forth by them for that
Office. We have interviewed Mr.. Os
from in regard to this matter and
are at liberty to state that the
charge is entirely false. AS good,
respectable and law abiding citizens
voted for Mr.. Ostrom as for any of
the other candidates. He is a good
honorable man and will make a
good mayor if elected.
- The county attorney has issued
u bench warrant for Stenographer
MaunselI upon the Indictment found
against him by the grand Jury Satur-
day. Maunsell has forfeited his bond
OF $500, but if he can be found will
still be prosecuted. A telegram was
sent to the Saltwater sheriff to-day
to arrest him if there and hold him
until Sheriff Grundysen can go down
and bring him here for trial. 1t is
very probable, however, that Maun-
sell has made himself scarce before
this.-[Cro ks ton Times.
The school entertainment on
Friday evening of last week was q
great success. Long before the time
Tor opening every seat and all avail
able standing room was taken, and
a great many had to return home.
failing to gain admission. In order
to accommodate those who failed to
secure seats the entertainment will
be repeated next Friday night, when
the best parts of the program will be
rendered again and many new fea-
lures added. Most of the pupils who
took part acquitted themselves in q
very creditable manner The pro-
ceeds amounted to about $1,000.
and will be used for the purchase of
books for the library.
= March came in like a lamb, but
it has already commenced to roar
like a lion. The weather had been
very mild and the snow had almost
gone when a change set in on Tues
day evening this week. Up to that
time there was every Indication of
the breaking up Of winter. The wind
was from the south during the day
and late in the afternoon it beg an to
rain Suddenly the wind changed to
the north and a terrific snow storm
set i'll which ragged all night and all
day yesterday. 1t was indeed the
worst storm this winter No trains
were run on the st. Vincent branch
yesterday. and traffic was either de-
layea or suspended on other lines.
= Warren is to have a new bank
and a state bank ut that, 80 much is
now known with certainty. The ar
ticles OF Incorporation have already
been drawn and q site procured for =
bank building The new institution
will have plenty a financial backing
and will start out with q capital
stock OF $25,OOO. III. l.. Melgaard,
OF Argyle, is the largest stock holder
and will, we presume, have charge oi
the management OF the concern. A
number OF the solid business men at
Warren, Argyle and Crookston have