Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-15
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Whitney leads in low prices.

IL. Hurt, OF Stephen, was in
town Tuesday.
- Oscar Holcomb and wife leave
to-day for Chicago to see the Fair.
Lnndgren Bros, have n large
force OF men at work in their brick
yard.
1t is n sultry 1isagreeable wind
that has been blowing for several
Z days.
L. NJ. RAFFERTY, and wife left
yesterday for Chicago, to visit the
Worlds Fair.
Dan Main left Monday to intend
the State Firemen's tournament at
st. Paul this week.
- The family OF Mr.. Peterson, the
tailor, rejoice over the birth of Il fine
baby girl last week. a
- Miss Jane McCrea left Tuesday
FOR Fergus Falls Mlnn, to attend a
"omen's gathe ring in said city.
- Mrs. E. d. Beardsley, mother OF
Mrs, d, A.. Whitney, OF Prescott,
Wis.,, arrived yesterday morning for
a visit.
WANTED: A good girl to go
out with family and work on farm
during the summer. Apply to Mrs,
{. A. TulIar.
- In giving the names of the new
iy elected directors OF the Warren
Mfg Co., the name OF Mr.. p. Bloma-
ness was unintentionally omitted in
our last issue.
A special town meeting is to be
held in town of Vega for the purpose
OF voting $4,000 bonds to be used in
the construction OF drains and ditch
es- \ very good idea.
- ". F. Powell and D. A. Whitney
laid in an abundant supply of
necessaries Oh Monday, and then left
over the Great Northern for Pelican
Rapids to spend week fishing.
MARRIED: BY Justice J. p. Eas-
ton, at Warren, Mimi, June IA,
1893, Miss Gunhild E. Hagen, OF
Rosean. kittson Co., Minn., to Erik
Gulbrandson. Of Portland, Trail Co.
N. D.
The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Hilleboe had arranged a
very pleasant surprise for them on
Friday evening last week. They
were presented with a very hand
some hanging lamp.
Editor Neison, the young and
handsome e,Iitor OF the Hnllock
Weekly News, passed through War
rem Wednesday morning, returning
home from Rock Island, Ill.,, where
he has spent the winter.
= Mrs. II. J. Bennewitz has receiv-
ed through Bank Of Warren, from
The Fidelity Mutual Life Associn-
tion, OF Philadelphia, Pa. $4,000,
the amount OF her husbands life in.
surance policy in said company.
Mr.. Brown, the taxidermist,
Hon. l.. G. Wood, ]. A. Noycs and
Warren e. Wood started Monday
on trip to Lake of the Woods and
the Rainy Lake river country. They
expect to be gone couple OF weeks.
John Bugg;e who is hauling
stone for the SpauldinG farm jumped
from the top OF his loaded wagon
striking the hard road and breaking
his leg at the ankle. The broken leg
was set by DR.. Mcclellan. Moral:
DO not jump.
- The weather has been decidedly
warm this week, with warm souther-
~ winds. Monday was a sultry day,
the thermometer registering 1O3 de.
grees in the shade, and Tuesday ard
Wednesday were almost as warm. A
good rain now would not be unwel-
come.
A. Grindeland, Esq, was elected
president OF the Grand Forks College
Association, at n recent meeting OF
said association. 1t is an important
position, inasmuch, as upon the new
president will devolve in great meas
ure the work Of rescning the institu-
ton from a large and menacing
debt.
Sells Brothers Big Circus will
come to Crookston OH SATURDAY,.
June "a, making their 22nd consec-
ntive annual tour. All amusement
loving people will be pleased to
learn OF this opportunity to visit the
Greatest Show on earth with it's
many interesting new attractions.
Remember the date, June "a.
- Frank A. Mattson returned to
civilization last Saturday. He tells
many wonderful stories of what he
saw at the Worlds Fair, but know
ing that % printers devil, like his
namesake, is not above coloring his
tales, we dare not reproduce what he
says in cold type for fear it might
paralyze our readers. Next week we
expect to 60 ourself and find out, if
what he tells, is true.
The Argyle band boys came