Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-26
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Next Friday, April 9th, is Ar
Dor Day.
- Seed Grain Notes for sale at the
SHEAF office, s.. "
- Call at the SHEAF office for first
class Job work.
+. W. Woodward had 400 acres
seeded by Wednesday,. Co.,.
%. l.. Brekkestrand has been ap-
pointed postmaster at West Valley.
- John Merdink anil Thomus Nal
10y, OF Stephen, were in the city Tues
day.
- girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rue on Friday las:
week.
= Rey. p. NJ. Samuelson returned
home from his Canadian trip Oh
Monday. ~.r~-. ~
The spring term OF District
Court will convene ia Warren Nav
l4th next, .
M. l.. Parker, OF Crookston. the
Deering company's gentlemanly col
iector, was in the city Tuesday.
"A. Lindroth has opened up a
blacksmith shop on the west side OF
railroad track opposite the mill.
See his al.
All the assessors in the county
will meet at the county auditors Of
nice next Saturday to get their
books and Instructions.
Seeding was begun Monday in
many places in the county. With
fair weather from now on the crops
will lie put in in good shape.
County auditor Glavin has is
ssued a circular letter OF instruction
to assess us, which, il needed, vii
result in more correct and eQuitabl;
assessments.
Their regular supply of paper
failing to arrive on account OF the
strike, both the Banner and the
Leader came ont last week printed
on wrapping paper.
- DIED: In town of Foldahl, on
April 2a, 1894, the wife Inejerd Lar
son, ut m age OF 20 years. She
leaves her husband and three sons
and a daughter to mOurn her loss.
Rev. O., S. Werner will preach
his farewell sermon next Sunday, in
the Swedish Lutheran churchi.l Vega
IN the forenoon, and in Che Swedish,
Lutheran church in Warren in th,
evening
- Snake river was higher last week
than at any time before this spring,
caused by the heavy rains and the
melting of the last snow. 1t reached
ITS highest point Saturday morning,
and has since receded continually.
u. NJ. Rookie made the SHEAF Of
flee an agreeable call last Saturday
lie and family have lately moved
from Spruce Valley to their farm in
the town OF Warrenton. Mr., Rook.
is a young farmer who is rustIer.
- The SHEAF was mis-informed in
regard to the Offer of reward 10y the
city council for evidence against
blind piggers, us published in an
item a couple weeks ago. The coun-
Gil considered the matter ut the time,
but has not yet taken any definite
action.
- Peter Ostlund was arrested and
brought before Justice Easton Tues
day afternoon, on complaint Of May
or Powell, charging him with selling
liquor to one Oscar Anderson, on
Sunday last, contrary to law. The
prisoner plead guilty to the charge
and was fined $40 and $6.65 costs.
The sun failed to show its be-
n,gn countenance for more than a
week, being hidden behind dark
clouds, and we began to fear it had
followed the example OF Jim Hills
railroad employees and gone on a
strike, hut on Sunday morning it
rose bright and early, and on Mon
day and Tuesday, also, it shed its
genial rays over the just and the nn
just. Whatever happens, the sun
will not fail us yet for many years tc
come.
= BY some mistake the following
names were left out from the list o
teachers names recently printed,
Miss Lucinda E;.gnn, Warren, MINI
F" Maud A. Carlton, .
" Esther Dagoberg, O.
'' Susie Easton,
Z" Mabel Senrl, &c
g Fredu Snmuelson, . "
Mrs. Hattie }. Dauser, "
Mr.. Bruce Stallberg,
g Guy +. Carlton, :"
Arthur Johnson, SO Z"
James +. Stevens, g :"
A. A. Harris, 6 6
Henry Turalseth, 6
- DIED: Anton Magnus, tn
youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. OIL
Itodsetli died Tuesday night, from
congestion OF the lungs, aged four
teen months. This is the secon,
child that these parents have lost il
less than year, another one be