Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24
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class job work.
- The board Of county commits
sioners will meet May 31st.
- Ole SWunsOn's little infant girl
has been seriously i'll for several days
past.
- Judge c. S. Hull went out to his
farm on Monday to Superintend the
planting OF his corn.
II Times are hard, money scarce
and now again the i.npertinent mes
quito presents his bill.
-The Commencement Exercises OF
the Warren City Schools will tnke
place on the 18th OF Jun. ;;.ez....
A nine-pound baby irl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Nelson
On Sunday afternoon, Aluy 2Oth,
1894.
State Lecturer l.. c. Long of he
Alliance will be in Marshall Co.
June 9th, to help organize elevator
companies.
- Miss Lisa NJ. Saugstad, Of Wis
consin, held services in the Golden
store building last Sunday forenoon
and evening
Street commissioner Topper is
having constructed n plank gutter
on part OF Johnson ave. by way OF
IN expercmcnJ.
- II. Gunderson, OF Oak Park, was
in town Monday and reports the
crops put in we'll and looking fine in
his ncighborhood.
w. +. Lee, speaker in the last
legislature has been appointed to the
position of superintendent of the
st. Cloud Reiormatory.
Architect Permnin, ofCso0kston
was in town the 17th giving infor-
nation to the school board in rc-
gard to school buildings.
E. T.. Graham has seeded a grcat
deal OF flax this year. He has raised
flax IL number OF years and considers
it II better paying crop than wheat.
Geo. NJ. Giltinnn, deputy state
auditor, was in town last Saturday
conducting the sale of school lands.
He is Il son-in-law OF Ignatius Don
nelly.
A lawyers jaw don't often get
out OF order but last Tuesday after
noon A. Grindeland found it neces-
.sary to drive to Crookston to con-
suit a dentist. Guy Aubol nclom-
panied.
"A gentleman by the name of Ed.
Ransom has been here this week en-
deavoring to organize il lodge OF
Modern Woodmen OF America, and
his Efforts are likely to be successful
and a lodge organized.
In dull times a trade is a good
thing to fall back upon. l will do
watch repairing, goldsmithing, a,ld
engraving promptly and sntisfuctO-
riIy. Bring your work to me,
=. III. HOLM.
- Memorial Day, May 3Oth, will
he observed in pntriotic manner by
the citizens of Warren. All old SOL
diers in the county, and as many 9TH
crs us wish to attend, are cordially
invited to be present. Sea program
published in this paper.
-Ioffee and Cake will he serv d
by the Scan l:navian Methodists t
the Golden building on Saturday
evening this week. Miss I.isa NJ.
Saugstad will be present and sp ak
OF her experiences as II missionary
among the mormons All IRE cor
daily invited.
E'litor Mattson and family took
their departure for Moorhead, MINI.
on Tuesday to attend rl.e Commence
ment exercises aG Hope Academy
and visit relatives and friends for Il
couple days. In the mean time the
SHEAF is left in the care of s.the
boys" who always are equal to any
emergency. -.
: 1t is rumored That Mrs. Lease is
sick-threntenad with typhoid fever.
What disappointment that will trr
to some OF our good pop brethren
who expected to have Mary Yellin'
in the opera house in the city some
evening in the near future. How
Providence does sometimes seem to-
work agin the best laid plans O mice
an men.-Polk Co. Journal.
A big moose having strayed
from his native haunts in the Red
Lake reservation walked into the
peaceful precincts Of Warren last
Saturday afternoon. News Of the
arrival OF such strange guest
spread rapidly and soon large
force OF men and boys formed them.
selves into Il reception committee TO
induce Mr.. Moose to prolong his
visit. He wes chased into the river
near the residence Of j. r. MatlsOn
and vain attempts were made tocnp.
tnre him there. 1t was resolved to
try to lasso him with n rope, butnot
even the swiftest runner could get
close enough to curry out the reso-