Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-01
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mouse and lot on the Island to John
"A. Bloomquist, the section foreman.
Tor $3.50. ...- 49,.
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Scandinavian papers.
DO not forget the literary socia-
Ole Friday evening OF this week. You
will enjoy our "library." Be sure and
bring your lead pencils.
- The Ladies' OF the NJ. L. church
will have Il dime social in Slee's hail.
on Wednesday evening, February T.
All are cordially invited.
49, VIM. A. Searl, OF Dodees Cor
ners, Wis, arrived yestesday MORN
ing to see his mother, Mrs. Oscar
Searl, who is seriously i'll.
W. \. Case, Clerk of District
Court, reports so marriage licenses
issued, 422 births, and 1873 deaths
in Marshall county, during the year
1893.
II. T.. Mussey has sold out his
interest in the Thief River Falls
Press, to his partner P. S. Ware.
who now becomes sole editor and
proprietor.
John Larson, one of town OF
Foidahls enterprising and successful
young farmers, was in town yester.
day, and remembered the SHEAF
with Il pleasant call.
49, Dr.. Il. N. Adams, OF Minneapo-
lis. will conduct communion service
III the Presbyterian church in this ci-
ty next Sunday forenoon ut the usu
al hour. In the evening ;he DR.. will
preach in the Methodist church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will give a So
cial at the Windsor House on Fri
day evening, Feb 2. There will be
music, recitations and refreshments,
and cordial invitation to be pres
ent is extended to all.
- p. Odegaard, n brother of Hn'-
vor Gunderson, of Oak Park, died !;
few days ago at East Grand Forks.
OF the prevailing fever. H. was a
strong, healthy young man and
leaves many friends in this county
to mourn his untimelv death.
- We are glad TO hear that the
union revival meetings held in hi
city liav" been productive of uuc.
good, and that nnnv have been
brought intO the fold Of the church.
This i, ~ time of settling accounts,
and it Is we'll to "look within' and
see how our account stands with on,
Maker.
"A single young man by the nan g
OF Arthur Bowden was found frozen
to death Jan. 81, in the town of
Tamarar. H. had livrsted himself;
fall clothing and gone to sleep il,
the wood pile-;l rather cold bed at
this season OF the year. A few yeu1s
ago the unfortunate fellow was spnt
to the insane ASYLUM, hnt had been
released. His brother. Will Bow,'en
was station ',g'ne at Angus Il c,upl
years ago. f.
- George Rossman is a. fomi,in.
figure to all old residents. He came
here ut an early day and has re
mainetl with us ever since. Thougl
known now as an old man, yet hs
form is as erect. and his step as firm
and sprigl'tly ~ il lie had just pass
ed twentv-one. He il an old soldier
and always has Il fund OF anecdotes
on hlh'l to tell the boys about "the
late nnpleasantnpss." MIR. Rossnlan
owns Il valuable farm north OF the
city.
"A young man in Winona gave
young lady florist some flower seeds
which were said to he oi very rare
variety. The young lady planted
the seeds very carefully in the espring,
looked after tho strange young
plants very tenderly ull summer and
eagerly watched them grow. But
she was 1t u loss to know the name
oftlc plant nor had she found any
one who could tell her what they
were. One day she took her father
to see them and as soon as the old
mans eyes fell upon them, he eS-
claimed: you've got some fine,
1,ealthylooking tobaccop plants there,
my daughter