Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-01-11
Home and County News.

- Our City Schools resumed work
Monday. IN /
u. Q. Cronkhite, the great alli.
ancc leader, was in town yesterday.
- Mr.. Fishborn, the miller. has
lett the city, and is not expected to
return. "
One of the twin girls born to
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Youngdahl died
a few days afterwarl. ..a-.. g., a-... -.
We had some pretty cold wealth
er for several days until yesterday
when it moderated considerably.
= Mr.. \. H. Mack drove in from
Wanger in the storm Tuesday, and
said he did not mind the cold ride
much.
= Frank A. Mattson, who has
spent his vacation in Warren return.
ed yesterday to his school New 3
Solum. ~. - N'''' r'''E. F II .. =
Mrs. L. Cate Wood left for Nor
r's, Mimi, yesterday. to make an
extended visit in the home OF ssher;
parents. =
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Mr.. r. c. Snyder had u siege Of
la grippe for few weeks, but now lie
is up and around again as usual.
His many friends will he glad to
learn OF his recovery.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Hans B. Imsdahl
rejoice over the birth OF u daughter
on Thursday morning last week.
Hans says chat woman suffrage will
be the next great reform that he will
tuke up aud advocate.
Charles A. Dalquist, un unmar-
ried man about 40 years old, died
very suddenly on the 30th day of
December last, in the town OF Viking.
He lived will! John Branson, and
was an old settler in the town. All
his relatives are in the old country.
Halvor Gunderson, one *of the
substantial farmers OF the town Of
Oak Park. was in town Tuesday,
Air. Gunderson has fine farm on
the river, containing both timber
and prairie land. He kindly remem-
bered the SllEAT, and therefore has
our thaAks.
Casper Sands, the veteran rail
way conductor On the Great North
ern road, was seen ON our streets
yesterday. He has been laid up with.
rheumatism during the past four
months, but has recovered sufficient
ly now to be able to move sAetboue
without the aid OF cane. He will
go to Montana for few weeks, aft
er which he hopes to be well enough
to go to work again.
The Lutherforbundet will give a
literary and social evening ent ertain-
mcnt i'll the G.. j. Johnson building
this Cfhursday) evening, commence
ing at 7o'clock. Coffee and cake will
b. served both before and after the
literary exercises. The literary pro-
gram includes a lecture by p. NJ. Lin
den, OF Augustana College. Mr.. Lin
den is an eloquent Speaker, and every
Scandinavian in the city should hear
him on this occasion. Only 25 cents
admits to all, including the coffee
table.
- Well! well! well! is the expression
that falls from the lips of \. Grinde-
land these days, as lie tells about
that fine flowing well his, Tor, ours),
that he has had sunk On his premises
Tor his tand our) benefit. A strong
flow OF good pure water was found
ut depth. OF only IS feet. The
water comes within Il few feet OF the
surface, and as the well is located
near the edge of the river bank, Mr..
Grindeland had an excavation made
and piping gputinso as to let the water
escape from the side of the bank,
making Il flowing we'll, which furnish.
es about so barrels OF water daily.
Next summer Mr.. Grindeland will
have u fountain constructed, thus
adding another spot OF beauty to
his already attractive grounds.
- At the annual meeting of the
stockholders>o of State Bank of War
rem heldsaI their Banking House, in
this city, on Jan. 9th, 1894, the fol-
lowing stockholders were elected Di-
rectors for the ensuing year.
IL. l.. Meleaard, Argyle.
X J. Tnralseth, Warren.
John E. Ostrom, I"
A, Grindeland,
Aug. Lundgren,
, Andr. Melgaard,
l.. K. Aaker, Alexandria.
The following officers were elect
sd:-
II. l.. Melgaard, President.
K. j. Taralseth, vice
John q. Ostrom, Cashier.
Andr. Melgaard, Asst.