Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-26
TYLOTS FOR SHLG
Office urposite pOSrOrFICE.


town Of Tamar,,c have been visitin!
in the families of W. A. Case and j
Sinclair for several days past.
Hans AB. Ims,lahl has lough
tie cjlncr lot nd
Joining the court hOus'
formerly occ cc1pied as lumber yard.
[ Mr.. G. II. Daggett, who was
With the Bank Of Warren a number
Il years ago, was recently married
in San Jacinto, CAL, where he now
| is in the banking business His
| many friends in Warren, including
| the SHEAF, extend hearty congratu
lat:OnS.
- We invite every farmer to reat:
Gov. Nelson's first message, whicl
We print on the third page. Whei
the SHEAF advocated the election OF
Nr. Nelson it was fully convinced
hat he would make us a good
| governor, and would favor ths
arainy interests Of this state.
-~ Lewis Westman had to leave
last week for Minneapolis to seek
medical treatment for u serious
trouble. Recently when he was hay
ing a tooth extracted a piece OF the
upper jaw bone was pulled out re-
vealing the fact that it was in a
state Ol decay. His friends sympa-
thize with him in his misfortune.
Or foreman Frank 4. Matt son
assisted by O.A. Forde have had t.
work early and late for several day.
N order to be able to lay the finan
.ial statement beforethe SnEAF read
ers this week. The Typographical
appearance. OF the statement shows
rillt it is the work OF experience
printers, and is greatly to THERE: ed
it,, William Il. Mack has had to
hustle TO set up the locals and b.
has done his part well, rs yon cal
Ill See.
At the annual meeting OF th
Warren Fire Department, the follow
ing officers were elected: IL. J. Ben
newitz, chiel; Martin Aubol, assist
ant chief; Carl Youngdahl, secreta-
ry; Bert Knapp, treasurer; G.. 5
N:ttam, surgeon; Dan Main. fore
nan; II. Roycm, assistant foreman
Executive committee, j. 4. Noyes
Il. Royem, A. i. Nelson. A grand
,lll is to be held Feb. 22nd.
- We publish this week on the III
side pages the financial statement o
MARSHALL county as reported to Tho
county board by r. Glavin, county
auditor. 1t is u lengthy document.
and we ask every tax payer in tE'
county to give it Il careful perusal
The sta tement is we'll classified and
itemized so that anybody can see al
a glance how the money is spent,
Mr.. Gluvin deserves credit for get.
ting out good business:ike state
mpnts.
- The temperance people Of Argyll
have taken>u splurge to enforce tir
law against the saloon keepers .,
that place, and several lawsuits hay,
been started before Argyle justices .;
the peace. These suits had bcel
carried from one Justice to another
upon |, change OF venue, and always
dismissed upon some preteHt or 9th
er, until, it seems, that the whole lisI
OF justices in Argyle and vicinity wa
exhausted, and then ~ new ease w;s
commenced before Justice John Keen
an, M Warren, against one Andrew
Fogrlberg, " bar tender with Mad
son 4 kittleson, for selling liquor t,
n minor, II son of Mr.. Geo. Drew
The county attorney ". G. Brown
assisted by attorneys II. ". Brow
land A. Grindrland have been EN-
p'oyed on the side Of the prosecution
and A. &. Wilkinson of Crookstc,
for the d Tense. On Monday after,
noon the parties interested, togethe
with their attorneys and witnesses
arrived OH the south bound trai1
from Argyle to appear before justic
Keennn. Another chnnge OF VENT
was demanded by the defendants, AM
the case was hen transferred 10 jus
tice j. p. E;lston's court All d;,,
Tuesday WAS taken mp by the law
gers wrangling over law points pr,
iimlnary to lie trial. and when ever
ing came an ;,.ljournmrnt was nske
for and granted until Feb. 15tl
4. Justice E;lston placed the bond fO
tn, appearance of the prisoner !,
I $4,000.