Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-11
VO1z1n1c XIII.
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Look over the advertisements i,
the SHEAF before making your pur
chaScS.
--kemember the Sunday schoo
concert in the NJ. T.. church to-mor
row evenings
- i. F. Spanlding arrived in War.
Ten yesterday morning to look after
seeding on his big farm.
- Senator March, OF Minneapolis,
arrived on Monday to see how seed
ing was progressing on the West
Farm.
- Rev. Matlieson preached an
earnest and able sermon in the Pres
: Dyterian church last Sunday fore
noon.
- Our f1eighbor John Erickson in
Nelson's addition rejoices over the
h'rth OF nice daughter on Sunday
last.
DO not forget the entertainment
al the Young Peoples Literary So
riety tomorrow evening, in the John
@on building
- 1t is rnmored here that prom-
hent business man OF Argyle is max
ing extensive arrangements to take
in Il partner.
AIR. John Role, an old friend and
successful farmer in the northern part
OF Narrenton, gave the SHEAr a
pleasant call last week.
- Mrs. b. Hcnnum returned home
ON Thursday last week she havino
spent the winter with relatives and
friends in Goodhuc Co. Minn. and
Bert is happy again.
Il. LamberSOn: received q let
ter from COrinth, Vermont, dated
tie 9th OF May, in which the writer
aNsthat sleighs we're still in use there
At that time farmers were sredinU
here.
The weather has continued very
favorable for spring work since last
issue, and the farmers are busy nnt-
ting in the crop. Around Warren
the bulk OF the seeding will be done
this week.
- We give our renders the laws IN
supplement- form this week. Read
shem over very carefully and pre-
serve for inture reference. Evidently
our law makers have not been idle
this winter.
Ole Sand was in from the Lower
Snake Tuesday and reports that
little seeding has been done yet along
the river, but that with favorable
weather the ground will be in good
condition his week.
heV. ). &. Svenson OF Crookston
ana j. Il. Mattson will make adj
dresses at the entertainment niven
hy the Young Peoples Literary So
e'''y OF the Sw. Luth. church in the
s.J. johnson hni''ling to morrow
fFrdny) night.
-Thc Argyle an. Stephen fireucn
OaHe been invited by our fire ladlies
10 attend their bah on the 18th OF |
May, and We understand the invita-
TONS have been accepted. We know |
TIE Warren boys will try their best
to make it pleasant for the visitors.
lion. Geo. r. Roberts OF Stephen
stopped in the city Tuesday night,
Hnd he told the SnEAr that he had
''''n reliably informed that president
li'l would not refuse to put up the
railroads. contribution to the drain
age fund, as has been reported. Mr.,
foberts has taken great interest in |
this drainage matter, and he would
nave been Il good man on
the drainage commission.
There is considerable building
activity in Warren this spring.
Among the new buildings now under
construction may be mentioned.
X. }. Tarnlseth's new building, size
~ 40, fronting Main ST.; z. II. |
Hoim's building, on Main ST.; John
Anderson, Il residence on Central
Park ave-; and the substantial resi-
dcnce OF G. j. PhIstrom on second
street, north of the iron bridge.
Fred Johnson, the drayman, is hav
ing an addition built to his house.
-- In Vega, we understand, tho
people are having lots OF trouble
among themselves-all on account
OF the water. Some have Euilt hioh
dams TO prevent tile water from
coming onto their lands, regardless
OF what the consequences may he to
their neighbors, and law suits and
talk OF law suits is the result. There
is a great deal OF selfsllness display
ed III the matter which onght not to
be. Now il the people in Vega would
only lay aside their differences and
work for the general good OF the
town, and do some systematic ditch
Ing and grading Of the roads this
truuUIe with tie Water every snrinr