Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-04
Home and County News
Whitney lends in low prices.

Whitney lends in low prices.
Neis ]. Johnson is spending 4
few days Mt home visiting
Z. Lambcrson and r. East0n
went to Crookston Tuesday alter
noon and returned next morning.
- Martin Anderson rejOiccs over
the birth OF a son at his home Inst
week.
Several schools in the county
have had to close for a short time on
account OF bad roads and too much
water
A meeting OF the w. G. \. II.
will he held at the home oil Mrs. Ell
slee this [ Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Riugebo is the name OF a new
f,osts office established on section &,
an the unorg;tnized toWnshipcast Of
town OF Holt.
Rev. j. s. Mccormack, al Red
Lake Calls, will preach at the Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath, boti,
morning aud evening.
Aieck Erickson and family Of
town OF B!oomer, departed last Fri
day for Becker county where they
wlll make their future home.
MARRIED: John Nelson an,l
Auna Wahlberg we're married in
town oi Viking on.April 2Othby Alex
Anderson, Justice OF the peace.
d. A. Whitney is the happy pa
PHI OF n fine daughter, born on Fri
day last week. Mother and daugll-
Ter are doing well, likewise ID. A..
Marshall county residents who
visit the Worlds Fair will find the
SnEAF on file in the Minnesota Build
ing, where they are all welcome to
read it.
John Kivel and wife visited in
Warren on Thursday last week.
They like Thief River Falls very we'll,
but we almost think they liked War
rem little better.
Miss Grace Stone, one OF Mar
shall county's wide awake and ener-
getic school ma ans, departed on
Friday last week for Gilby, N. d.
where she will teaeha term oischool.
- Water and wet fields will hamper
and delay seeding very much in the
town OF Vega. Ii any one in that
town opposes ditching this summer,
he ought to be sent to the insane
asylum.
Abraham Dalquist returned
home last Friday from st. Peter,
where he has been attending the
Gustavus Adolphus College. He
will teach school in his home district
this summer.
- Lewis Westman has moved his
stock OF drugs into his own building,
where he will, after this, be pleased
to meet all customers. He now has
4 fine store. See change in his atl-
yeitisement this week.
The ladies' OF the w. G. #. III.
wish to express their thanks to Mt.
FOFde and Mr.. {. a. Lmldquist fo,.
tsieii. kin,liiess in trnnslltingintot the
Scandinavian language the petition
which has lately been circulated by
Cur union and we also wish to thank
the me 1lberS of the ScanA Temp. So
ciety WHO assisted in circulating the
same.
A. Griadel;,nd: / received IL let
ter Tuesday from our former towiis-
man Ethan Allen atSpoknnp, Wash.
stating tilitt sen;sttr AicGres,, fslthel.
of the McCre;l brothers, formerly of
this city, is in dying condition, and
that his seven sons surround his
death bed. He has been sick for. some
time and is old and worn out and re-
signed to Gods will. His remains
Will be taken to Perllap, Mimi. icl
intermeilt.
Mr. 4. L. Nntting attended /,
meeting at Crookston Saturday OF
the chairmen OF board OF county
commissioners of theseyeralcounties
affected by the new drainage law,
FOR the purpose OF appointing i
commissioners, who together with tile
governor, sectrarx OF state, and one
person selected by the Great North
er1i railway company shall consti-
tute ii board of audit and have
chargesso: the work. The chairlnel
failed to agree upon Il nan, hence
one will have to be appointed by thu
governor. John r. Lun,lin of Ste
phcn will probably receive the up
poin ment. at least, he is said to j,
after it.
Guy Carleton, son Of T. W
Carleton Of tie Lower Snake. return
ed home on Tuesday from Ainnt
apolis, where he has spent the winter
attending the Curtiss Business Co,
lege. He has flushed up the course