Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-05
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.
Getyonr job work done Mt tile

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The new county officers file.]
their official oaths on Monday.
John +. Ostrom made /, bushes.
trip to the twin cities returning HON,
Tuesday.
v. p. Trip and wife spen,
Christmas with friends in Otter Tai
Co, returning home on Tuesday.
Rev. Ferguson will preach in th,
Presbyterian Church next Sunlla,
mt the usual hour.
Rev. O. s. Werner has moved in
TO the new Swedish Lutheran parson
age where he may be found after this
FIRST class oil wool socks going a,
10 cts per pair All OF my winte,
stock must be sold regardless ofcost
l.. A. Slice.
Our old friend Hans Peterson
OF New Solnm, was i'll town Tuesday
and remembered the SnEAF with Il
pleasant call.
- John kivel came over from The
River Falls to see his successor inan.
gnrated in Office. Albert Pauliot
VIII continue in Office us deputy sller-
i'll.
Miss Tena Howe will be iountl
in the Whitney Block from this time
on, and she will be pleased to have
all wishing to have sewing done to
give her Il call.
- The board OF county commits
sioners met on Monday and organ
lied by electing Albert Nntting chair
man. The principal business thus
lar transacted has been to examine
and accept the bonds Of the new Of
ficers and to receive reports.
The Second Quarterly meeting
service OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church will he held on Saturday eve-
ming and Sunday, Jan. 9TH and 9Th.
Rev. G. T. Sharpe OF Fergus Falls
will preach on Saturday evening at
7;3O and on Sunday morning ut To-
30. q. M.
Tie Quarterly Conference will be
held after the service on Saturday
evening, and the communion service
will follow the sermon on Sunday
morning.
a new admins tration has takel,
chargp of ;tffnirs at the court house,
and the only two republican county
officials remaining, Mr.. Holm AMI
Mr.. kiyel. stepped down and out.
The popnlists have now unlimited
control OF the court house and all
county affairs. Ii things are not run
right during the next two years,
they alone are to blame. The repub-
liclns who go out have served the
county faithfully and well. Mr..
Holm has served asconnty treasurer
Tor four years and during that time
he has honestly and efficiently dis
charged the dnties devolving upon
him I'll the general satisfaction of
the tax payers. Ii Mr.. Holm had
consented to run again Tor the office
Mt the Inst election he would url-
.donbtedly have been elected, for lis
popularity is great. Mr.. kiyel. the
outgoing sheriff, lins seen six years
ofcontinnons service, and has made
q model officer He las n..ver been
Defeated, and had he been in the field
last time he would have been elected
again
MIR. and Mrs. John A. blomqnist
desire to express their sincere thanks
to friends for the many fine and ,ls,,s
ful wedding presents. which they re-
ceived. The following is q list 81 the
presents: Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Lnnsi-s
gren and Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind
berg, i sewing racllinp; Mr.. md
Mrs. John p. Ostroin, u silver set Of
knives an! forks; MIR. and Mrs.
GOttfrid Erickson, a set silver ten.
spoons; j. a. Welaneler, silver butt.
ter knife and sugar spoon; Miss VII
da Anderson. two flower vases; AL
bert Lundgren and John Lind, par
Tor hump: i o. Larson, G. Def
tersonand Gllas, Klingborg, hang
ing lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Anderson, silver cake stand; Mr.
and Mrs. 5. r. Mattson, table clotl,
and doz papkins; Miss Ada Lund-
gran, frnit dish; Algot PETERSON
clock; j A. Peterson, silver pickle!
dish; Andrew Nelson, two silver
napkin rings; Nj Johnson, hook:
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Johnson, silver
butter dish; Mir. md Mrs: Peter
Dal,iquist, tnble; G. a Aubol, wash
wringer md flint irons Nh. IN /! Mrs.
Is. ]. Tnralsetl,, IS
II yOn want n nice suit of clothes.
yei'y cheap, call into Winchester j.