Warren sheaf., 1893-03-30
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Whitney leads in low prices.

day.
- The liquor license for the ensu-
ing year has been fixed at $3.50 by
the new city council.
-Axel Sell and Emma Westberg
were married in Warren last Thurs
day. Mr.. Sell is prominent young
farmer OF the town OF Sinnott.
- The Scandinavian MethodistSo-
siety will hold q social at Slee's hall
on Saturday evening, April LIST. All
are cordially invited to be present.
b s. Brynjolfson, OF Grand
Forks, collector for the Mccormick
company, was in town Tuesday. He
is brother in law OF sheriff Sinclair
MARRIED: John Anderson and
r;,a' johnson, both OF this county,
cd at Warren on the 2Sth
OF March, 1898, by Rev. p NJ Sam
uelsOn.
j. NJ. Ryan, one of L.. ~"
whole souled citizens, was in Warre.,
on business Tuesday, and the SAEAr
acknowledges Il pleasant and profit
able call.
Judge Ives, attorney Steenerson
and otherlegal lights passed through
on Mondays train, bound for Hal
lock where Il term OF district court is
held this week.
- Mr.. Johnson, the baker at Ste
phcn, and his wife, visited in Warren
over Sunday. He is considering Il
change OF location and may conclude
to move his bakery to Warren.
&C. j. Vigen, leading farmer
and citizen OF New Solum, was in
town on Tuesday and remembered
the SHEAF with cash on subscription,
for which he has our sincere thanks.
Marriage licenses have been is.
sued to the following persons during
the past week, Nels p Stenbeck and
Amelia johnson, Thomas Christian
Hanson and Matsine kjerstin Han
son, and John Anderson and Linda
Johnson.
Guy NJ. Jarrett has rented his
fathers place adjoining his own, in
town of Farley, and will move his
family out there to stay during the
summer. His father Geo. Jarrett
will move into town with his family
and Fred Brady will run the fruit
store.
- Erick WickstrOm, one of Vegas
cntcrprising farmers, dropped into
the SHEAF office on Monday and be-
came Il cash in advance subscriber tC
the paper. Mr.. Wickstrom is an ole
settler in the town and owns 44C
acres Of land. He is q warm advocate
OF drainage, and believes it must
come in order to make farming ar
assured success.
- The store building which Levi.
Ncstman bought from j. II. Near
thur is being moved across thestree
to the lot upon which WAS located
the Znerold drugstore that was burn
ed down. Mr. Westman will occup,
the building with his drug busines:
as soon as it is pnt in shape. Con
tractor Harris, OF Crookston, ha
charge OF the job OF moving. Th
family Of Carl IounSdahl who liv
up stAirs were given II novel ii no
altogether pleasant ride.
- Senator L. G. Wood arrived
from st. Paul last Saturday. Thi
is his first visit home during thi
session of the legislature, and h
came now for the purpose OF seein,
his daughter, Mrs. Nj. E. Todd
whose health is failing rapidly. L
speaking OF the work OF the legisla,
ure he said that while all had no
been accomplished that would hav
been desired. yet many whoiesom
reform measures had or would be en-
acted during this session. The Goa
combine investigation he though
was an effort in the right drectio
and would open the eyes Of the pee
pie to the necessity OF breaking II
trusts and combines that are no,
p1undering the people. The senate
returned to St. Paul on Tuesday.
The following young person
were confirmed in the Swedish Lutl
eran church last Sunday: Selma Pc
son, Emily Person, Betsy Wickstron
Hanna Peterson, Hilma Hendricl
son. Ida Hendrickson, Gottfrid join
son, Emanuel Peterson, Magnus b.
strom, Albert Dalqnist, Carl Ahll
and John Sandberg. Rev. O.s
Werner conducted the exercises in a
interesting manner, and the an
wers elected from the members OF I'll
class demonstrated that the instru
ton which they had received in Chri
tianity had been thorough. 1t is
beautiful custom, this, among Lutl
ernns, to receive young persons int
the church by confirmation, and IL
event is one that is long remembc
ed, marking, indeed, a turning poir
in the young persons life. Accordin
to custom the ladies were neat]