Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-22
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Read the article on Typhoid ir
thispaper.
W. j. Wood left for Morris
Mimi, yesterday.
p. H. Thompson, town clerk oI
Vega, gave the SHEAF Office a pleas
ant call on Monday.
Mrs. G. G. Winchester left yes
terday for Morris. Mimi, to visit her
parents. Her father is seriously i'll.
Mrs. John Bradley is soliciting
subscriptions for fine work OF art.
entitled "Scenes from all parts of the
World"
Otto S. Heug, of Foldahl, trans
acted business in Warren yesterday.
tie is one OF the leading. farmers of
his town. - = \ = g.. - : e,.a~,v..
You can subscribe for any paper
published in the world at the SHEAr
office. Subscriptions received for all
Scandinavian papers.
The Ladies of the NJ. e. Church
VIII have q weight social in Slee's
Hall on Wednesday eve. Feb. 28th.
All come and have a good time.
Do not fail to read Frans Fran
sons attractive ad. in this issue. He !
has something important to say to
the people, and don't you forget it.
The dwelling housr If John o.
son, in town OF Farley, Polk Co., was
destroyed by fire Feb. 14th, and the
contents, including some grain,
burned. -: .,-.
- The horse shoe is an emblem of |
good luck. c. j. Klingborg, the |
blacksmith, must be a lucky man,
because the horse shoe is all around
him. See his new "ad." this week.
}. ?. Lundfn, OF Stephen, call
ed on his Warren friends this week
buG remained mum as an oyster on
things political. He is credited with
having an eye on the state senate.
Ira b. Mills, former Judge of
district courtin this district, shook
hands with his Warren friends on
Friday last week. He is now a state
railroad commissioner and resides
at st. Paul.
- The annual city election for the
city OF Warren will be held on the
third Tuesday in March, which is the
goth. The question OF voting out
the saloons will probably be an issue
at the election.
Let the voters in the different
towns remember that the annual
town meetings are held on the second |
Tuesday in March, being the 18th OF
said month. IT is the duty of every |
voter to attend the town meeting in |
his town.
- Andrew Olson, the mail carrier
between Argyle and Humboldt p. o.
skipped away last week, leaving his
bondsmen to carry out the contract
with the government. Financial
difficulties are supposed to be the
cause OF his leaving.
- Remember the piano recital civ.
ell by Mesdames Powell and Tuiiar
at the Warren Opera House to-mor-
row evening, Feb. 23rd. Reserved
seats for sale at Whitney's Drug
store. The proceeds will be for the
benefit OF the Presby terian church.
-"You probably have need OF a
little money once in a while is what
Gustav Huber, one OF town OF Com
stocks WhOlesOuled citizens, said to
us one day last week, as he handed
US pay for one years subscription.
Many thanks, Mr.. Huber, a little
money in Il printing Office comes
very h''ndy, occasionally.
Though it happened some time
ago, nevertheless it will be news to
many to learn that Miss Hilda
Thompson, the school ma';lm, is
married to a young man by the
name OF Halfdan Eide, OF Oak Park.
She has been successful teacher in
this county during the past fen years,
and her many friends rejoice at her
good luck and wish her much hap
piness in the future.