Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-16
Home and County News
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- Mrs. A. P. Frank returned home
last Thursday. .
- Peter f. Dalquist left on Friday
for Duluth MINI.
No news from Washington yet
so say the three, who want to be -.
Guy A. Aubol boarded the Great
Northern train for Minneapolis yes
terday.
- Service and confirmation in the
Norwegian Lutheran church next
Sunday at 1920 a. m.
- LOST: A ladies watch. Finder
will get a suitable reward by leaving
at the post Office.
A. NJ. Brown, OF Wanger, return
ed from his visit in the southern
part OF the state yesterday.
- Rev. J. S. David came up from
Illinois last week to look after bust
ness and farming matters here.
- The ladies OF the NJ. r. church
will give st. Patrick Social on
March II. All are cordially invited.
j. G. Cornwell OF Stephen passed
through Warren on Friday, return
ing home from an extended visit in
Iowa.
A. L. Palmer, OF Independence,
Iowa, arrived Tuesday morning to
look after his large farming interests
here.
Will Hunter and tamil y returned
to Warren on Tuesday, having been
away all winter visiting at Fnri-
bault, Owatonna and Duluth.
The wife OF Louis Norqust, OF
Alma is dead. She died of consump-
ton, and leaves a husband and four
small children to mourn her loss.
a. {. Grindpll returned home on
Monday from st. Louis, Mo. where
he has been to buy horses for the
Spanlding farm OF which he is man.
ager. He brought back car load.
The following republican city
committee was appointed Ivy the
chairman OF the caucus, Mr.. Grinde-
land, to serve for the ensuing year:
L. Lamberson, Guy A. Aubol and
John P. MattsOn.
- 1t is not safe in this latitude to
spring spring poetry III March. 1t
has been very cold for several days
past. In the southern part OF the
state they have had a big blizzard.
1t is always worse there than here.
The populists have made up
their city ticket as follows: Mayor,
j. f. Ostrom; recorder, a. B. Nelson;
aldermen, W. +. Powell, Aug. Lund.
gren, and w. w. Wood; justice OF
the peace, e. r. Ross; constable, E.
Dady.
%. A. Forde and Frank A. Matt
son, two votaries Of the art preserv.
ative OF all arts, visited Argyle last
Saturday and painted the town red
before they departed. They are under
obligations to Mr.. Novotny OF the
Banner for courtesies extended.
AT Republican caucus held in
Edwardh's Hall on Thurs. evening
March 8, the following city officers
were placed in nomination to be
voted for at the next city election on
March 21st: for Mayor, DR.. G. $
Wattam; for Aldermen, G. j. John
son, ". f. Powell and Aug. Lund
gren; for Recorder j. A. Noyes; fol
Treasurer, K. j. Turalseth; for Cit,
Justices, A. B. Nelson and .Johr
keenan,; for Constable, Eugene Dady
The ticket is II streng one, and ].
made up OF good, clean, able men, in
to whose hands the city affairs col
be safely entrusted for the ensuing
year.
The following applicants 10
teachers certificates attended til
examination at Stephen March l.
and Is.
Agnes C.Peterson Clara A. Bake
Sam L. Wedme May j. Rankin
Joseph Rankin Amelia Peterson
Charlie Carson Bertha NJ. Gilman
Ole Hielle +. W. Noyes
Victor Nelson Mary johnson
Earl Price Alfred II. Bake
olaudsOzmun Katie Stein
Allen B. McCollor HELEN A. Rankin
May Mulvey Halle Price
Maggie Dundass Victoria Diamond
David Dundass Leonorn Courser
Eyeline Diamond Mary Gillespie
Lille Gillespie Josie Hoyez
Winnit Ulsrud A. E. Melior
Alice j. Duhamel Olive Danglas
w. T. Robertson Vincent Pescenski
Fred l.. Case Richard McMal,a1