Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-02-23
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- Get your job work done at tht
SHEAF' Office,
- Remember the sociable ut the
residence OF Ang. Lundgren this''eye
ming,
- Two side boards OF Il new bed
stead have been found and left ut the
SHEAF office where the owner can get
them.
- Rev. o. S. Werner will hold ser.
vices in the Swedish Lutheran church
next Sunday at 1920 A. NJ. and at
T:3O PM.
- The friends of Mrs. f. Swanson
gave her a very pleasant surprise at
her elegant home on Saturday eve
ming last week.
- MARRIED: At The Swedish Lutll.
eran parsonage in Warren on Feb,
2Oth 1893, by Rev. O. s. Werner Mr.
l.. 2. Ahlm and Miss Anna Maria
Johnson, OF Big Woods.
- The roads in che country are
very much driited and almost im-
passable. Few farmers come to town
these days. The snow is said to be
more than two feet on the level.
- Thomas keefe received II tele-
gram from Durand, Wis. last Thurs
day informing him of the death OF
his mother, and he Immediately took
the train to be present at the funer-
al.
john f. Ostrom left Yesterday
on q tour to the Pacific coast.
Among places that he expects to
visit are, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle.
Portland and San Francisco. He
makes the trip on the Northern Pa
citic r. r.
49, The Warren City schools held
interesting and appropriate Wash
ington memorial exercises yesterday.
1t is we'll thus to keep green the men,
DRY OF our great men, and especially
should the grand and noble charac-
ter Of Washington be held up before
the youth of onr land as worthy OF
emulation.
-- Mr. j. A. Noyes, who has been
in the employ OF Mr.. G. G. Winches-
ter ior Il number of years past, has
purchased the stock in the harness
shop OF the late Henry J. Rennewitz,
and will continue the business at the
Old stand. Mr.. Noyes is Il young
man OF strict integrity and good
business qualifications, and the
SHEAF predicts for him IL successful
business career, now that lie has
struck out on his own hook.
"A large number OF young people
OF both sexes, surprised Miss Angus
tn johnson in pleasant manner at
the Sven hotel on Monday evening
this week. Miss Johnson is Il very
popular young lady, and her friends
had taken this means to provide her,
us we'll us themselves, an enjoyable
evening. The party had IL good
time and were well entertained. The
following were present: John Hille-
Doe, liver Lodoen, John Halvorson.
John Lund, Lewis Westnlan, Henry
Taralseth, Andrew Mclgaard, e.
klingborg, A. Nelson, Alfred Swand-
by, John Adolphson, Lewis Olson,
Emil Holm, John Larson, Mary An
derson, Amalia Ostrom, Lena Taral-
seth, Betsey Wickstrom, Christina
Olson, Anna Swenson, Ida Lundgren,
Olga Jensen, Emily Person, Dora
Znerold, Amanda L;,ngelanl. Hilma
Larson, Jennie Person, and Vendla
Erickson.
The first jury in the Argyle Ii
quor CASE, State Of Minnesota VS..
Andrew Fogelberg, IL bartender, was
unable to agree, ten Of the iurymen
being for conviction and two for ac-
qulttal. The work Of impaneling a
new jury was commenced on Satur-
day morning and after considerable
difficulty the twelve good men and
true were selected by 2 p. m. Be.
lore this jury the legal battle was
fought over again, the county attor-
ney and A. Grindeland appearing for
the state, and A. G. Wilkinson. OF
Crookston, for defendant. Our read
ers will remember that the defendant
was charged with selling liquor to q
minor, Il son OF Mr.. Drew OF Argyle.
Tie case was given to the Jury at
SIX O'Clock, and later they brought
in a verdict OF guilty rs charged in
the Indictment. Justice Easton de-
ferrcd sentence until Monday fore
noon when he imposed Il fine OF $50
and costs, or i'll default thereof 90
days in the county Jail. The case
has been appealed to the District
court.
Ii you want a nice suit Of clothes,
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