Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-26
Volunae X1T.
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices,

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" Call at the saEAr office for first
class Job work.
II. l. Golden & Co. sell coffins
and all kinds Of undertaking. goods.
There will be prenching in the
NJ. .. cAurc', next Sunday forenoon
by Rev. j. s. David.
A bonny bright.eyed Daughter
arrived at the hcme of w. N. Powell
on Sunday. All is we'll,
Mrs. George Hunter. OF Owaton-
ea, MINI, is visiting her daughter,
AIRS. w n. Powell, OF this city.
Fred Anderson has moved the
Warren Laundry into the hotel
building. ,ss.ently :os1Ipiel -by Mi.
McMan,,s.
- Miss Lena Taralsett9 and Miss
Amanda Lnngeland returned home
tuesday from uvisit with friends
at Crookston.
= H. S, Hilleboe, the Prohibition
candidate for governor. is Il brother
old. $. Hilleboe,sth book Keeper for
Mr.. Taralseth.
= Mrs. L. 6. Ketchanl's mother
whoa'as been lEere~an Il visit, return
ed to her home at Minooka, ILL.,. on
Tuesday evening,
= Mrs. Stratton, and two launh-
ters, OF Minooka, ILL.,, arrived yester-
day morning to visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. L. e. Kctc,um.
Mrs. Hammett, OF Joliet, H.,
VITO has spent Il couple weeks here
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Harris,
retnrncd to her home on Tues,l,,y.
Many people from all parts OF
the county, regardless OF party affil-
iations, will go to hear Gov. Nelson
speak at Argyle next Saturday, at
1:30 z. Nj.
- Frank A. Mattson closed his
term OF schoolin Dist. No. 6, town
OF Warrenton, on Ffiday last, and
on Tuesday THIS week he left on y
visit to his old home in Watertown,
Minn.
: The harvesting Of barley has al
ready begun, and fields OF early sown
wheat will be ready for the binder
next week. The continued warm and
dry weather is.> ripening tho grain
very last.
| build guaranteed water, tight
cisterns and sootless fire proof
chimneys, not leaking water, causing
black streaks. All kinds OF MASONRY
work performed. John Peterson,
Warren, MINI.
Hon. l.. G. Wood showed us on
Monday big ripe tomato that he
had picked in his garden-another
evidence that by n little attention
many plants Gun be grown here that
are supposed to grow only further
south.
A large number Of friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Otto E,lwardh surprised
them al their pleasant farm home on
Friday evening last week. Theeyen-
ing WAS spent very pleasantly in SO
cEil cnhrers>, nnl wit Ii games OF va
rions kinds. All present say they
had a good time.
At the annual school meeting
Tor the Warren IndrpentIent School
District held last Saturday, Thos. +.
Stevens and w. N. Powell were elect
ed members of the Board of Etlnca-
tion, to succeed j. P. E,lston Dr..
s. Wattam, whose terms had ex
pire,l they. also, declining TO stand
for reelection.
- Special sale of Swedish and Nor
weginn books Tor one week only at
hall price. Among the lot are books
hy the following well known authors:
Esaias Fegner, Emile Flyagarc-Car-
len, Peter Thomasson and kristofer
,)anson. This will lie your last
chance to buy these books ut soc. OH,
the dollar. For sale at the Book
Store.
A destructive hail storm is re-
ported to have descended in Cedar
township, Marshlllcounty, last Tues
day. The storm extended abont
three miles wide and came from HE
direction Of Argyle. Wheat and 9th
er crops We're literally beaten into
the ground and wilInot he harvest
ed. Many farmers lost their entire
crop and as u consequence are in
needy condition Thief River Falls
Press.
- The Red River Valley district of
the Minnesota conference Swedish
Luthernn) holds it's next meeting in
Warren and other places us follows:-
begins in the Swedish Lutheran
church in Warren, Tuesday, July 81,
ut 1890 a. al, continues ut Lower
Snake, Aug. l; Vega, Aug. 9; Red
River, Aug. B; iInllock, Saron, Enn-
us nnd Kennedy, Aug -; and ut
Stephen, FoIdahl, and Comstock.
Aug 8, ut 3 +. Nj.
A Teachers TRIMMING School for
Mnrslnll nnd kittson counties will