Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-15
Whitney leads in lowgDrices.

= James Cole ]r., and Albert Gin /
fiths, of Numedal, Polk Co, were il
the city yesteday.
= A couple inches Of snow fell last
night, but the indications are that
it will not stay long.
1t would pay somebody well to
make n special business of raising
early vegetables TO supply the peo-
pie OF this city.
- The city was overrun with prct-
ty school ma'ams on Friday and
Saturday last week, in attendance
at the teachers examination con-
Quoted by the county superintend-
ent.
- The village oil Cokato voted on
the license question on Tuesday, and
no license carried by a majority OF
26. This is the fourth time in sue
cession that that town has voted
out the saloons.
= DR.. II. Grundy assisted by H. 0.
Gilbertson amputated two toes from
the foot of N. G. Ingebretson of
Marshall Co. Monday. The toes
were frozen about two months ago
and failed to heal.-Thief River Falls
Press.
- Still another list Of candidates
for city honors was placed in
the field on Saturday evening.
Here they are: John L. Ostrom,
mayor; Aug. Lundgren, recorder; H.
NJ. Swanson and J. A. Noyes for al
dermen.
Died: Alyoung man by the name
OF Carl Emil KonkeI, who has been
| working for Mr.. Dillabuugh, OF War
renton, died yesterday OF typhoid fe.
yer. He was Is years old, a native
of Sweden. A sister OF his is employ
ed ut the Windsor House.
| = At the election in Vega on Tues
day the following officers were cleo
ted: P. Fl. Thompson, town clerk;
John G.. Smith, chairman, Andrew
PauIson, and Christian Berg, super.
visors; Axel Lundqist, assessor; An
ton Hill, treasurer; Ole Sand, justice
of the peace; Berndt Christi,nson
constaple.
- a second caucus was held at the
Court House Hall on Friday after
noon, last week, over which A. p. Nc.
[ntyre presided as chairman, and &
| n. AubOl served MS secretary. This
caucus endorsed w. F.. Powell fol
mayor. Aug. Lundgren. II Nj Swan
son and j. A. Noyes We're nominated
for aldermen. A. 3. Nelson Was on
dorsrd for recorder, anil f. D;,dy fo
constable. Bert Knapp received tn
nomination for treasurer.
/ = The Citizens Caucns at h
!, Court House Hall on Thursdaye even
ing was largely attended. Thoma
Topper was chosen chairman IN,
Fred Flanders secretary. The fol
lowing gentlemen were placed in no
mination for city officers to be vote'
on at the election next Tuesday
W. f. Powell, mayor; C.S. Hull, Aug
Lundgren and Louis Larson, alder
men; A. B. Nelson, recorder; E. Dady
constable; Frank r. Whitney, treas
urer. Mr.. Lundgren refused to qual
lily for the Office OF alderman, and th
name of Frans Fransson has bee
substituted in his place.
The following account OF til
marriage OF Il former Warren youn!
| lady, we take from the Grand Fork
Herald for last week ::
| REV. P. W. Longfellow. spoke I'll,
mystic words last Friday that mat
) rimonially united MISS Mildred Bol
ii ton OF this city, and Mr.. j. A. Berge
Of Fergus Falls. The ceremony va
performed at the residence Of MI
Longfellow, and was witnessed by
few intimate friends OF the bride ant
groom only, after which weddin.
supper was given ut the residence Q
the brides brother, Mr.. Fred Bolton
on Seventh avenue. Music and Sc
cial enjoyment followed until the we
sma' hours. The bride hns reside,
in Grand Forks for several years
: and is highly esteemed by larg
circle Of friends. The groom is {
prosperous young farmer living nen
Fergus Falls. The happy couple es
prct to commence Housekeeping
there in a short time.
Card Of Thanks.
! / hereby tender my sincere thank
to those friends WHO assisted at til
funeral oil our dear little boy.
PETER LUNDBERG.
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