Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-07
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= Prof. Walters, who duringh his yn-
cation has acted asageut for the pub
fishers in introducing the new text
books in the county, informs us that
the greater number of districts have
adopted the new books. Districts
that have not, will. perhaps, axe
the change later On, thus giving the
county, practically, uniformity in
school books. Only q few districts,
however, nave adopted the free text
book plan. Wherever Il district is
able financially to furnish the use Of
textbooks free, we think it ought to
be done IT will be cheaper in tile
end, though it will cost a little more
at the start.
- MARRIED: Mr.. Herbert I. Yet
ter, cashier of the Stephen Bank,
and Miss Jane Kenny, were married
on Tuesday this week at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Renny. OF the Riverside Farm,
near Stephen. The nuptinl knot
was tied by Rev. Frazer, OF Hallock.
The happy couple started south the
same day on a wedding tour, which
will include Il visit to the Worlds
Fair, and when they return they will
be ''at home" in the handsome new
residence which Mr.. Yetter has built
and placed in readiness for his bride.
A host of friends in this county and
elsewhere extend, their most hearty
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Yetter.
F. D. Keye, one OF Argyle's
prominent business men, attended to
matters OF business at Warren on
Friday last, and the SHEAF acknowl-
edges a friendly and profitable call.
Mr.. Keye is one Of the pioneer sett-
lers OF this county and was for many
years engaged in business at Argyle.
OF late years lie has paid Il great
deal OF attention to Turning, his
faith in Red River Valley soil being
rs firm as ever. Mrs. Keye has been
Il sufferer from cancer for several
years, during which time she has
been treated by some Of the best
specialists in the country. Her
friends will be glad to learn that she
is now about as we'll as ever.
&C. S. Hall, the Judge Of probate,
received information last week that
an unmarried man, in the town OF
Nelson Park, had become insane,
| and he at once sent Drs. Watt and
MCCLELLAN and the deputy sheriff, Mr..
Pouliot, out there to make an inves-
tiga ton. They learned that the
man has acted very queelly for some
time, and one OF his peculiar habits
was torOam about at nights around
| the houses OF the ncighbors, often
appearing in front of the windows
and frightening the women folks. Up
to that time he had made no Efforts
to harvest small patch OF over ripe
wheat which he had on his farm. Mr..
Hodne was brought before the Judge
Of probate and duly committed to
the insane asylum at Fergus Fails,
whittier he was brought on Friday
last by sheriff Sinclair. The unfor.
tunate mans brother is postmaster
at Fir r. o. in Nelson Park.
County Superintendent Nelson
reports the following teachers who
were granted certificates at the fall
examinations held in Warren and
Stephen:
i FIRST GRADE.
| E. w. Noyes Stephen
SECOND GRADE.
ida Munaon Warren
Nellie Stevens .
Maggie Loughridge 9
Laura Nelson !"
Jennie Stewart Stepher
Grace Carlson z.
Carrie 6 g
Hilda Bakke /"
Minnie Ulsrud g ~
Agnes Peterson $
Celeste Cronkhite Argyle
Maggie N. Dundas :"
Leora Davies
, Mollie knutson Big Wood.
. THIRD GRADE.
/ Charles Dalquist Warren
, Hattie Merigold Stephen
. Clara Bake s"
!. Christine Isaacson \.
Gertie s
( Kate Stein 8
], Amelia Peterson s
, Carrie 8. !:
Z Annie H. Ahlberg Humbo!t
!, Ella Cavanaugll Excel