Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-20
Entcred at the Post face at Warren as Second
Glass MailMatter.
CITY LOTS FOR SHLG

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Insurance.
Office opposite POSToFFICE.
L. Lamberson left for Hawley
Minn., OH Monday.
Azbrother from Dakota, is visit
ing sheriff Sinclair.
= Attorney S. Cooke left yesterday
for the Worlds Fair.
= The adjourned term OF district
court will convene July 31st.
= The county commissioners are
in session this week as a Board OF
Equalization.
= A communication from Vega on
the Drainage question is crowded
out of this issue.
j. Runquist has obtained rail
road work at Moorhead, to which
place lie will move his family.
- Miss Fannie Olson has finished
her term Of school in Alma and left
for Minneapolis on Saturday.
- Miss Mollie Knutson. OF Bic
Woods, one of Marshall county's
wide awake teachers, was III the city
Saturday.
- The senior l.. T. l.. will serve
Ice cream and Cake next Saturday
afternoon at the Office OF Mr. c. S.
Hull, Come all.
- The man from town of Wright,
who was arrested by order OF u Wis
consin sheriff, did not prove to be
| the man wanted and he was released.
- Senator Wood has our sincere
thanks for q copy OF the Minnesota
Blue Book, or Legislative Manual
for 1898, a most valuable volume
for reference.
H. Gunderson, one Of Oak
Parks substantial farmers, was in
the city yesterday, and lie has the
thanks OF the SHEAF for cash on sub
scription.
| = In the thunder shower Tuesday
night last week COW belonging to
Martin Forsherg and a steer belong
ing to Edwin Erickson in Viking were
killed by lightning.
An interesting program has
been prepared for the Gospel Tenn
perance meeting to be held in the NJ.
E. church next Sunday evening All
are cordially invited.
= Wheat is now healing out. The
rains which we have had during the
past few weeks have helped it out
wonderfully, still, it stands thin on
the ground most ever eryWhere, and
the general opinion is that the aver
age will not be more than halfa crop,
or eight bushels to he acre
! = Secretary Hart OF the State
Board OF Charities was in the city
last Friday to Investigate the con
dition OF the Marshall county jail
We learn that lie did not have very
! high opinion OF the same. and it will
probably be condemned as an unfit
place i'll which to keep prisoners.
| = The annual school meeting OF
the Warren independent School Dis
trict was we'll attended, the best
school meeting we have had for
: years. Many ladies were present. T.
, Lamberson and X. ]. Taralseth were
elected their own SUCCESSORS us trus
tees The free text book question
was discussed, and a resolution pass
J ed fayoring the adoption OF the plai
, in our schools.
- The report Of the treasurer O
the Warren independent School Dis
Etrict to the annual meeting shows
up as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand. beginning of Year 10is.7
Apportio.,melt s25.l
One mill tax 1871
I. Special taxes l433.1
Interest ON Bonds fund 1871.
Tuition 40
Total, 3J5i.S
DIsEURsEM
! Teachers wages 2Il25
Fuel 30l.4
! Repairs and improving grounds 1891
+ New supplies 577.G
JanitOr 204.2
Interest on bonds and exchange COL IS
c Merchandise, etc. 1911
I Cash on hand 1890
Total, 595l g
Since tile above report was mod
: out the treasurer has drawn $165O
go from the county treasury, max
ing the total amount on hand u
present $3566.6O.
!. Food Vtahla