Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-06
Home and County News
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class job work.
Christmas is drawing near. II
comes on Tuesday this year.
The weather for more than q
week has been very pleasant.
Swedish and Norwegian books
at SHEAF Book and News stand,
A bran new boy arrived at the
home OF Ole Vultinson on Nov. 3Oth,
John E. Ostrom has the Stohl-
berg house for sale or rent. INQUIRE
OF him.
p. Lofgren, OF Stephen, made
this office a pleasant call when in tho
city last week. -
LARS Bjorsness, of Fodvane,
was in town Tuesday and disposed
OF u load OF fine pork.
Views of all parts of the city,
residence and business portion, for
sale by Berget, the photographer.
The Lyons House under the ef.
ticient management OF landlord
Se'gne is getting to be q very popu-
lar stopping place.
Lewis P. Dalquist and family
have moved to Roseau, where Mr..
Dalquist has secured employment in
the office OF O. B. Ekulan.
Painting in oil on X mas cards.
silk, plush, celluloid and etc., large
and small pictures ON canvas, to or
der. Also lessons given. Inquire
OF MISS KATE r. WooD.
Art paper for the making of
souveniers, Christmas cards, book
covers, and numerous novelties for
sale at SHEAF Bookstore. Also
Crepe and Tissue paper.
The Thanksgiving exercises by
the pupils Of the Warren public
schools on Wednesday afternoon
last week, were very interesting.
Many visitors were present.
All the leading magazines-Har.
pers, Century, Forum, Cosmopolitan:
Review OF Reviews, Outing, Ladies'
Home Journal, Illustrate American
-for sale at lie SHEAF News stand.
- Lem Rafferty,, james Rafferty,.
VIM. Tripp and Archie Noyes left on
Tuesday on u hunting and exploring
trip to the Red Lake reservat ton.
They expect TO be gone about Il
mouth.
"A fine son was born at the home
OF Mayor W. +. Powell on Saturday
morning last week, Mother and son
are doing we'll, and the step OF the
step OF the mayor is more cln. t.
than ever.
The Swedish Lutheran Sunday
School will observe the 3GOth ami
versary OF the birth OF Gustavus II
AdolphuS by Il festival at the church
next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
A good programme with songs and
speeches has been prepared. All are
cordially invited.
- A large assortment of standard
books in elegant bindings for sale
cheap at the SnEAF Book store.
Children's Holiday Books, n special.
ty. a ]nrge stock of Scandinavian
books, rs A. B. G. books, song books,
Bibles, story books, ETC., etc justre
ceived. Also u fine line Of Albums.
= The county board was nsession
on Tuesday. Commissioner Holan,
who was elected county auditor
handed in his resignation as com
missioner. The vacancy will have
to be filed by appointment, the duty
to appoint devolving upon the chair
man of the different towns com; .ris-
ing the district.
- The Murray-Woodard Lumber
Company has sold their yards at
Warren, Argyle and Stephen to the
d. E. Robertson Lumber Company,
with headquarters at Grafton, n. D.
The SHEAr learns that the new COM
pany will pursue liberal policy in
its dealings and that the price of
lumber has already been reduced.
Mr.. j. P. Easton will continue as
manager OF the yard in Warren.
DIED: Mrs. Fred Stevens, #
Brislet, died OIL Tuesday this weeI;.
She was convalescent from Il run .
pneumonia, and her family had hoped
that all danger was passed, but such
was not the case. Shortly be o
her death she wrote u letter to !,
friend. Her husband and severa
children mourn her loss. Mrs. Stew
ems during her lie took an active
part in all christian and cllarit ,Ll
work.
&C. A. Nelson, who bought O, t
the store business OF j. A. Johnso,
about a year ago, has surprised the
people Of this town by leaving foi
parts unknown. On "Wednesday last
week he left ostensibly for Crookston
to purchase a stock Of goods, and
since then nothing has been heard
from him. Before leaving lie Dor
rowed money freely from different
parties, who never for a moment
doubted his honesty, and the chances