Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-04-07
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p. II. Reinertson and wife ex
pect to leave for Norway in a few
weeks.
- Miss NJ. J. Humphrey COM
menced teaching school in Boxville
this week,
- The W. G. T. e. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Hull on Thursday
afternoon OF this week at ) o'clock.
A. S. Burrows representing the
'oloniaf and l. S. Mortgage Co..
spent Friday and Saturday in the
city.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Lodoen on Tuesday, and
Andrew pounds the red hot iron
harder than ever.
The dwelling house and farm on
otto EdWardh's farm east OF town
are on opposite sides OF the river and
during high water one must 90
around by town abowt ) miles to
get from one to the other.
- hon. c. l.. Smith of Minneapo-
us Will address the Republicans of
Warren tonight at Edwardh's Hall.
The Republican Club will also re-or-
game on that occasions, and every
republican is expected to be present.
- The following town officers were
elected IN Nelson Park at the last
election: Clerk, Peder j. Holen: Su
pervisors, N. {. Rood, chairman, Per
Nilsson, knute Hodne; Treasurer,
Nils Nilsson; Assessor, N. c. Rood:
Justice, Pe1er J. Holen Constable, A,
Carlson.
DR.. q. c. Pollock, of Fergus
falis, will deliver a lecture tonight
IN the Presby yterian Church on the
subject, "Ireland." Admission 25
cents, the proceeds to be used for re-
pairing the church. Tickets for sale
at Gordon's drugstore. Let every
body attend.
In the April Review OF Re-
views, the department of Leading
Articles OF the Month, " which has
great range OF topics OF interest,
opens with a summary OF Ten Years
OF Practical Electricity, illustrated
ny a number OF portraits OF dis
TIM shed electricians.
- A. II. Southworth got back from
Wisconsin last week. He brouoht
his wife and little boy with him this
tlme-to make their home with us
permanently. He brought with him,
also, a number of laborers to be en-
ployed on farms around Warren.
All who are in need OF farm hands
should make their wants known to
Mr.. Southworth, at the Round Ele-
yatOr.
- Why this great disturbance OF
the elements in the early part of
April? The reason is this and moth
ing more: The Great Northern actu
ally intended at that time to run ex-
cluslve passenger trains between
.trookston and st. Vincent, but fear
ing that such an innovation would
bankrupt the road forthwith, the lit
tie snow flake came to enter it's
solemn protest.
- Mr.. A. l.. Palmer has sold the
southwest 4 OF section %, north OF
town to MIR. 4 Mrs. Thos. r. Craig,
also the north half of the northwest
4, OF same section, to Mrs. Olive II.
Latimer, Of this city; and the
south half OF the same 4 to Mrs. Fan
ny D. Robbins. OF Independence,
Iowa Mr. Palmer will himself seed
the northeast quarter of this section,
and Offers it for sale with crop on it.
For terms apply to Cooke & Olson.
- The new Peoples Party has been
organized in this county with Hans
Is: lmsdahl as president and R.
Glavln as sectretary. Both arecoun
ty officers, and both are said to de-
sire IL re nomination next fall. John
Z. Cronkhite, the old wheel horse of
the Alliance was given Il place at the
rear end OF the new party-a posi-
ton which he is said to enjoy i'm
mensely. Whether the Alliance will
allow Itself to be swallowed up by the
new organization remains to be seen.
A large and appreciative audi
ence listened to the Lutteman Sex
tette Concert in the NJ. f. Church
last Saturday evening. In olden
times the sturdy sons OF the North
went fortl, to conquer foreign lands
with sword i'll hand, but now they
are determined to conquer the world
with sweet northern song. The sing
ing was fine and fully up to the repu-
tatlon or the famous singers. Their
voices blend most beautifully. Every
body was pleased and charmed. 1t
was rich treat which the song low
ing people OF Warren will long re-
member.
The snow disappeared entirely
last week and it was the hope of
everybody that a few days OF dry
weather would put the ground in
condition for seeding. But on Mon
day this week the landscape was
again clad in the garb of winter. 1T
commenced to snow early in the
morning and continued without in
tersuption all day. More than a
foot OF the beautiful fell the heavi
est snowfall of the season. Spring
work has been put back on this nc
count ut least two weeks, which is
unfortunate as there is so much
plowing to be done. The acreage to
be seeded in this county this year
will necessarily be much less than
last wear.