Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-19
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sSHEAF Office.
Call at the SHEAF Office for first
class Job work.
viii Walker arrived in the cit,
Friday morning
= Inc new smoke stack at the mi!
Is up, and the mill running as usual
Mrs. II. r. Craig returned tt
Warren last Friday to stay fer
iew days.
We have heard it mentioned
that Mrs. Lease is to come to War
zen te speak soon.
- Argyle Offers q cash bonus a.
$1,000 to any responsible party who
Will build and operate IL good hottl
in the town.
Frank Markell, !, OF Lipingst on,
Was, arrived Monday, With q "a, an
i''nd OF horses and machinery for his
4 EARNS in this vicinity.
El Edluud is being elevated.
y that is, his building on Johnson
avenue is being raised out OF the
/ mud, and several feet added to the
lower part and Il brick foundation
placed under all.
Attorney II. ". Brown. Of Ar
&y'e, returned last Saturday from
at. faul, where he has been in at
'e'luahce at the sessions OF the ST.
preme Court, he having had several
Eases before said court.
" There seems to he no end to the
damp cIon1y weather. and the fields
are not drying up very fast. Tues
day night it raineI. No seeding has
been done yet. However, we have
plenty OF time, yet. \ lew days OF
sunshine would be sufficient to put
the GROUND in condition for sae,)inn
f. W. Woodward arrived from
Eau Claire, Wis.,, Tuesday morning.
to see about he spring work on his
tnIm. On account OT The strike on
The Great Northern he role on Tho
Nortlern Pacific from 81. Paul to
trookston, ANA WAS Fortunate in
catching the nOrthhoun,i train Mt
Crookston, it being held for the mail
on the N. p.
- The Polnnder who last fall ran
@way with another ce>lntry,naus
wife from town oi Wright has Lepu
sent to Saltwater prison from Kitt-
son county for stealing wheat. The
S'sc IS now on the county. Her form
er husband has gone away, but the
authorities in Kittson county are
anxious to find him, that they NAV
'estoTe to him his property;
- Perez c. Peterson returned to
the scenes of his boyhood on Mon
day, to visit his folks and to shake
hands with old friends. who were
glad to see him after his long a bsence
OF about two years. Mr.. Peterson
Was forcman In the SilEAF Office for
about u year, and since lpuyin~ he
has worked at the trade in other
newspaper Offices in the state, lately
ut Fergus ITa'!s.
= Several excellent Excel citiznns
were in Warren last week transact
ing business, viz: Mr.. Cnvanngh.
who holds the oIEice OF postmaster
under the. present single go!,l-stand-
ard d-tarilf-rrforn administration, Mr.. |
Martin Johnson and Mr.. Steiner. I'll
we Wcrea capitalist, we would bni!d
Z, an electric railway to Thief River,
Eso that our Excel friends could con!e
Fin to sec us Oftrnrr
= Chas. A Bradley has rented his
! fu! m IN town OF Farley to Chnrles
4 anh George Wees, and will try during
''u ati'iiii'Ei 70 't!fH i!i li' HEST ,e!iliA
4 in other lines al business. He hus
e bought the old Preston Wiire EiunS:
4 opposite the depot anl will re-.node!
5g the same anil t1iin it into sale sta
y ble. Nj. Bradley has sold 50 flrm
\ horses this spring, and he expects
: another carload from Illinois in q |
couple OF wees.
= DIED: Mrs. r. Portnons. who
was sent to IL hospital iii St Paul for
treatment, died there OF hemorrhagr
of the bowels. The corpse wus for
Wurded to Warren where it arrived
on Monday and was Immediately
taken charge OF by the husband,
neighbors and friends, who in Il long
funeral procession followed the re-
mains OF deceased to the last resting
place in the city cemetery. The be-
reaved family have the sympathy OF
the community in their sorrow.
An Ole Tyne Sushul will be Civ
ell by the matruns and mayds of the
M. E.!church Friday eve, April 2Oth,
in Slee's Hall The rules and regnla-
shuns are the following: 1st. Evry
woman who kuns must ware a Kal-
jker dress and aprun er sometl.iil
ekaly appropriate. End. All sneIl
must ware there ole clothes and
tianil slnrtll; billed shurts and stan
up dickeys ar prohibited, unless
THAR ole tn wrinkled. The supper
will be dished up at nine o'clock, an
will cost you nothin, but ten cents.