Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-10
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= Seed Grain Notes for sale at the
SHEAF Office.
"A high wind prevailed Sunday
and Monday.
Call at the SnEAT office for first
class job work
John 7. Ivers, Of Fargo, was in
the city yesterday.
= Residents in Vega are ngitating
the matter OF drainage this spring.
2. A. Dalquist has commenced
teaching u term OF school in BIG
Woods.
*. j. Taralscth Las had new
side walks put in fronting his resi-
dence property.
Bruce Stnllberg, II. teacher OF
This. county, is reported i'll at Ills
home in Viking.
= Miss Mabel Ingalls, commenced
tcncling in Dist. No. 30, town OF
Holt on May 1st.
: Editor Clark, OF The Leader, MAS
here yesterday to feel how the poIiti-
cnl pulse beat at the county seat.
M. j. McCnnn is remodelling his
house on the Island and will make
it into n handsome home before he
gets through with it.
- Miss Nellie Rokke, the dress
maker, will leave the city, aud Miss
Emma Bjcrge will take her place and
continue the business.
Lund9rcn Bros, have shipped
several car loads OF their celebrated
brick to points north. A car was
loaded for HaIIock ON Monday.
- Gust Lindstr;,nl has bought Il
lot adjoining Ell Fran.on's residence
property and has commenced the
erection OF Il dwelling house thereon.
In dull times ~ trade is a good
thing to fnll back upon. | will do
watch repairing, soldsmithing, and
engraving promptly and satisfncto-
rily. Bring your work to me.
y. H. HOLM.
j. Brckman, the painter and
paper hanger, is back from Kittson
county, where he has spent the win
ter, and llns gone to work on sever;
jobs which lc had whiting for him
here. .......-
Emanu,l Holm left Thursday
last week for the Rescau country to
visit his parents.' He intends, also.
n little later on, togo to Rainy Lake
to dig gold. We hope he will find
Nugget rs big as hc can carry.
AT the last meeting of the Good
Tcmplar's Lodge OF Warren, Mr.. B
). Chaplin WAS elected Chief Templar,
and MIR. IL. l.. Wood, Secretary. The
lodge is reported to be in q flourish
ing condition, and has now 40 mem
bers in good standing.
There will be held Il meeting OF
citizens OF the Warren Independent
School District, al Court House Hall,
on Saturday evening this week, at
O'Clock, for the purpose OF discussing
the feasibility OF building an al,li-
tion to the school house. Let i'll
interested turn ont 10 this meeting.
: Because of i'll health, Miss Flora
II. Allen has found it necessary to re-
sign her position us teacher in the
Warren schools, and will leave for
her home. This is to be regretted rs
she was n teachcr wrll qualified foriI
the work, and, in the few weeks Which
she taught, she gave promise also OF
being very successful The school
hoard have secured Mrs. John T..
Hunter to teach the grammar grade
until the end OF the term.
= The SHEAF during tlle month OF
February last wrote /. letter to l'rof.
.. &. Gregg, Supt. OF State Farmers
Institutes, urging him to hold an in
stitnte in Warren some.inetlis sum
mer. lie replied stating that he
would give us ;,n institute ii it was
possible to do so. This week cir
cular was received from DR.. Curryer,
Ass t. Supt., sta ting that Warren can
be included in the list OF institutes to
be held this spring and summer, pro-
vidcd the necessary arrangements
can be made We p,,rn that the
mayor and city council have taken
hold OF the matter, and Will, the CO.
operation of lending farmers and
business men we believe that Il sue
cessful institute can be held. The
time for the institute will be au-
nounced later.
- L. LonGhrilge: was out to
John Berg's OH the old Ed. Somer's
place i'll town OF Farley on May 1st
and will tell you II few things which
| saw there that to me Indicated
thrift and successful Turning Let
tuce and potatoes were up andgrow-
ing nicely, and cabbage plants had
already been set out. Mrs. Berg
served new onions for dinner. A
brood OF young chickens were s,en