Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-12
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Home and County News
- Roads and streets are al mud.

went to Argyle Tuesday on Il visit
Emigrants from the S,anhinavi-
an countries are beginning to arrive.
Born: To Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Andersen, on Friday, last week, i,
son. --.....
~ A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. otto Edwardh on Tuesday
morning.
Edward Vented has returned
home from Red Wing where he has
been going to school.
- Instruction in stalchi,lr sand
lronining given to those Wishing to
laarn ut the Warren laundry.
!, = Mr.. f, f. Graham and family
have moved ont to their pleasant
farm home to spend the summer. ~
VIM. N. Box having removed
his winter crop Of whiskers LETT for
the l'osenn country last Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Daluuist
OF Warrenton reju,re over the birth
DIN second son on Saturday last
week.
- The Fire Company had the on
gi"e out yesterday and pumped the
c'stern under the engine house full Of
water.
- Charles Bnrseth. returned to
Warren last Saturday, from Crooks
ton, where he lns attended lschool the
past winter.
John Keenan, has opened up a
restaurant in Mrs. D,xons building
on tic enst side. He will also keep
fr'1it, candies, nuts etc.
= Mrs. f. Il. Ross broke her left
arm just below the elbow Oh Mon
day. She slipped and fell on the
porch OF the house.
Miss Lilly Wagoner, a teacher
in tho public schools at Ada, Mimi,
visited i'll the family OF postmaster
aiOrdeu last week.
The Scandinavian Metlodists
will hive services in the Golden
building next Sunday forenoon at
1890 AMI in the evening at 7:3O.
Rev. y. N. Hegland will preach.
p. Peterson has moved his tai
lnr shop into the Erick Franson
building on the west side, where he
wants to see all lthose wishing first
Class suits made ut prices 10 suit.
= The landscape put on the garb
of winter again on Sunday. 1t be-
gain showing early in the morning
and before night about five inches of
benntifnl soft snow covered the
ground.
Many farmers had intended to
commence seeding on Monday this
week but the heavy fall OF SNOW on
Sunday upset their plans. With dry
weather during this week the soil
mny lie IN condition to receive the
seed next week. -..----. -~
The city connciI will give a re-
ward Of $25 for evidence that vii.
convict any one OF selling iiqnor lilo
gnil.y, and IN addition to ullat he |.
q. e.. L, offer n like amonnt. We be-
lieyellat the citizens OF Warren are
lHw~tllsisli,lg and that none will be-
Sound who will violate the l;,w.
- County Superinten lent Nelson
informs us tllntn Traclel.s' Training
School for Marshall and kittson
counties will be held utSlephrn, com
mencing July 30, and lasting four
weeks. T.. T. Carroll, OF Pelican
RAPIDS will he the conductor, assist
ed by W. A. Milue, of Red Wood
Fails.
The SHEAF has bcan very lpnient
in dealing with it's subscribers and
hAa c,,rried many Of them for Years.
Now We would kindly ask those in
debtfd to us to pay us some money,
ifpOssible, in order to help us tide
oyer the summer until fall when we
hope for better times for all. Re
member us, il yon can.
- Postmaster Gordon has hung
UpiR tie pOst-Oflice II notice advis-
ing people to put the return address
upon letters and packages sent in
the mails. Ii that were done the let
ter could be returned to the writer,
il for any reason it should fail to
reach it's destinations. Remember
that envelopes with return address
nently printed can be had at the
SHEAF Office.
An Ole Tyne Sushul will be Civ
Ell by The mntruns and mayds of the
NJ. E.schnrch Friday eve, April goth,
III Slee's Hall. The rules and rtgull-
shnns IRE the following: 1st. Evry
wonsun who knms must ware Il Kal-
iker dress and aprun er sometllin
ekaly appropriate. 2nd. All men
must ware there ole clothes and
finnil shmtl,; billed shnrts and stan
up dickeys ar prohibited, unless
tin.ir ole nj wrinkle1. The supper
will lie dishpd up ut nine o'clock, IN
will cost yon nothin, but ten cents.
A kOmpptnnt core oi managers al'
alps will lie ia attendant. The rules
willle imforced to u letter. A fine