Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-17
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Call at the SHEAr office for first
clas, Job work.
- Senator J. p. Lundin, Of Ste
phen, was in the city Monday.
49, Mr.. HiIleboe has moved into
Mcl'ann's house on the Island.
- Bro. NOvotny, OF the Banner,
did a little court-inG at Warren on
MonJay.
&C. NJ. Spannuth is drilling an
artesian well for &. C. Winchester
back Of his store.
"A. Grindeltnd was at Grand
Forks last week on business con
nected with Grand Forks College.
&C. Nj. Spannuth has drilled u
well for j. G. Anderson, no: tn of the
city, and succeeded fina ~ in finding
Wate.'.
= Judge Ives was he e Monday to
adjourn court to June 18th as has
previously been announced in the
the SHEAF.
- DR.. MCCLELLAN and DR.. Engstad,
OF Grand Forks went out to Marsh
Grove Saturday to see Mrs. Grim
stnd, who has been very i'll.
j. 9. Cronkhite was in town
Monday. He is credited with hay
ing an eye on the congressional no.
mination by the populists this year
In dull times q trade IS II good
thing to fall back upon. [ will do
watch repairing, go dsmithin@, nnl
engraving promptly~and satisfacto-
rily. Bring your work to me,
p. H. HOLM.
A. r. Holston, OF the CrOokston
Tribune, and county attorney OF
Polk county, was in the city last
Monday. He is said to be a full
fledged Popnlist candidate for con-
gress, and, no doubt, Boen's shoes
would fit him well.
DR.. Engstad removed by alb
qlomennl section, from lady from
Minnesota, the largestt umor remov-
ed 10y operation in the state. The
weight of the tumor WAS ncHrly forty
pounds. The patient is doing we'll
Grand Forks Herald.
Edward DalqnlsU, son OF Eli Dal
quist, returned home Oh Saturday
last from Minneapolis, where he has
spent the winter rs q student at the
School OF Fine Arts. We are glad
to see Edward develop his talents as
an artist. and some day we may
hear of him as n famous painter.
The catalogue of Hope Academy,
MOorhpad, just received, shows this
school to have passed a fairly pros
porous year, considering the hard
times which have hampered the work
in nearly all schools depending upon
public charity for support. We find
the names of Anna G.. Benson, and G.
\. johnson, of Warren, and John
Johnson, OF Argyle, in the list OF
students.
AT the citizens meeting held
last Saturday evening to discuss the
question OF bnillng an addition to
the school house the heunanimous opin-
ion seemed to be in favor of provid-
ing more room for the accommodate
tiOn OF the school. A resolution was
passed declaring it to be the sense OF
the meeting that The school board
take snCh steps rs are deemed ad
visablr in order to provide the ne
ccssury school rooms.
DIED: John Hj"rpr, Il resident
OF this city, who has been sick wit!
consumption for several years past,
was relieved from his long suffering
on Saturday last week. The funeral
occurred Monday afternoon and was
attended hy q largenumber OF friends
OF the family, Deceased leaves Il wife
and n young sor, besides other rcla
tives. to mourn his departure, and
they have the sympathy Of the com
mnnity in their aflction.
Il. Lamberson the other day re
ceived Il letter from Judge Lnkin at
CnrrOllton, H., from the contents OF
which may be inferred that the Judge
has received the democratic nOmina-
tion for congress from his district
This is not u democratic year, but
us his congressional district is over.
whelminglv democratic, the Judge
stands good chance Of being elect
ed, and il ~ democrat must be sent
to congress there is some satsfac.
tion to know it will be so good q
man as Judge Lakin. Our demo
cratic congress, just now, is badly in
need Of men with common sense, like.
the judge.
- Gov. Knute Nelson passed
through Warren on Thursday last
week on his way to Stephen to in
speCt the ditch TINT was built west
OF there lastafall by state aid. He
didn't travel on special train or
special car but on the regular train
like any other mortal, thus showing