Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-09
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
- The board of county commits
siOners will meet on the 2ath.
- Full account Of Cleyeland's
inauguration on second page.
- MIR. and Mrs. L. Rafferty, took
Saturdays train for Grand Forks.
Otto Edwardh left on a business
and pleasure trip to Fertile. Mimi,
on Saturday.
NJ. j. Berget will be at Stephen
to take photos On March II, and
will remain till the 18th.
- DR.. Chaplin OF Euclid is seriously
i'll, and is in the hospital at Grand.
Forks under the care Of a specialist.
- Found. A ladies' breast pin.
Owner can get it by calling at the
SHEAF Office and paying for this
notice.
- Conductor Sands arrived Tues
day morning and proceeded immc-
diately to the Lower Snake where he
owns q big farm.
A special meeting OF the w. G. n.
L. will he held at the home OF Mrs.
W. n. Powell, Thursday March 9th
ut 3. o'clock p. M.
The invitations to the Hard
Times Social were written on brown
wrapping paper, and enclosed in en4
velopes of the same material.
49, DR.. MCCLELLAN received the other
day from friend in Chicago, a Co.
lumbian half dollar, mounted in a
silver rim, making a beautiful watch
charm. ...
- O!of A. Holther, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court OF Kittson county, died
suddenly on Thursday last week.
Judge Ives has appointed Charles
Glow to fill the vacancy.
- Miss Ida Munson returned to
Warren last Saturday, having had
pleasant visit with friends and reln-
tives in Minneapolis, @irantsburg,
Wis, Moorhead, Fargo and else
where.
Mrs. Copp, OF Lake City, Mimi,
has been visiting with her sister Mrs.
II. J. Beardmore and family for i,
few weeks, and last Saturday she
left for Crookston and Thief River
Falls where she also will visit rela-
tives before returning home.
- Charles j GusthfsOn, who staiil
in and around Warren for many
years working for Brown, Lough-
ridge and others, was recently kick
ed by u horse on the Culbertson
farm, east OF Stephen, receiving in
iuries from which he died. He had
married and leaves a young wife to
mourn his death.
C. {. Magladry returned Tues
day morning from the pineries on
Clearwater river where he has put in
two months and u half in work. He
says that 2O,OOO,OOO feet of logs
have been banked this winter, ready
to be foated to Crookston and
Grand-Forks where they will be
manufactured into lumber.
= II. Jarrett, who was taken to
the hospital at Crookston on Mon
day last week died there shortly after,
He suffered for three weeks from IN
attack OF paralysis which rendered
him entirely helpless and caused his
death. He was 81 years oldandhad
been resident in Polk county since
1879. He was an uncle OF Guy
Jarret Of this city.
- The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. H. Holm in this city treated
them to n genuine surprise on Tues
day evening A few pleasant hours
were spent in social chat and play
: ing of interesting games. The Ia
hrI - IL
ments which were truly relished by
the gny company. All present en-
ioyed themselves to their hearts con-
tent, and even Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
felt more cheerful as soon as they
got over the first effects Of the sur
prise.
The following petit Jurors have
been drawn to serve at the May term
OF court:
knud Myre, John n. Johnson,
Frank Scarl, j. NJ. Cooler,
W. p. Wood, s. E. Curry,
Z. Blorgnard, Fred Johnson,
p. Nicholson, George Drew,
Thorn. kolstad, Ole Linden,
CllrsBoe, i. b. Smith,
Soren Sorenson, knut kmtson,
August Anderson, G. Bandur,
Otto Peterson, Elisha Besancon,
Nels r. Olson, u. Is. Nelson,
Erick Carlson, Sven Syenson.