Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-03

for Alton, Minn. r.
It, is reported that d divisionso
Coxey's army is being organizsd Il
CrookstOn and Grand Forks. i
A grand ball will be given in tn
Opera House on the 18th of May
Good music will be furnished for tn,
Cccnsion.
Remember that the term OF dis
trict court for Marshall county has
teen postponed from May 14th tt
June 18th.
p. Frost Spaulding, OF Pough
keepsie, N. Y, arrived last Friday tc
look after the spring work on H..
bonanza farm,
Warren Gilbert commenced seed
ing April 7tl, and had put in betwee,
300 to 400 acres wh.n the work was
delayed by the precipitation OF snow
aud rain. He says that this wheat
ISL UP and growing nicely.
Albert Pouliot has returned tc
Warren and is again acting as de
putty for sheriff Sinclair. Since his
return from the east he has made I,
trip to the Canadian Northwest
about $50 miles north ofEdmonton
from which lie got back few days
ago.
The term Of district court, which
WAS to have been held here commenc.
ing May 14th, has been postponed
until June 18th. in order to give the
farmers Il chance to finished seedin"
Judge Ives will be here, however, on
Mny 14th, between trains, for the
purpose of granting citizens papers
stO those who wish them taken out
at that time ..~. - 49,
A. T. Mcintyre, landlord of the
Windsor, Warren, and one of the
very best hotel men in the North
west, visited Stephen on Monday
His Democracy seems to remain
firm and prime, but we hardly, think
that he would he willing endorse as
''choice,' everything in the Demo
cratic hoquet as now arranged -
Stepi,e, Leader.
The pastel and crayon Portraits
which Berget, the photographer
offer as prizes, are not common chear
things, but real works OF art. whicl
will be an ornament to any home il
the land. Mothers will do we'll tc
avail themselves OF the liberal Offer
which Mr.. Berget makes in another
column, IND get chance to secure
one al these pictures free.
- The Young Ladies Society o.
the Swedish Lutheran church gave
Rev. and Mrs. U. s. Werner a pleas
ant farewell reception on Monday
evening at the residence of Aug
a.undgrpn. Songs were sung and q
farewell ode, composed for the occas
ion by a young lady, was read. Mrs
Werner was presented with a fine
h'east pin by the young ladies. Re-
freshments were served, also, and, or
departing, ench b,lde IN nffectiOnate t.
farewell to Rev. Werner and his wife
whom they probably met for the
last time in a social way.
= The Great Northern strike was
settled Tuesday and the men win
This happy result was brought
about largely through the influence
OF Minneapolis and st. Paul business
men. The strikers agreed to leave
the decision OF their difficulty to a
committee of Twin City business
men, and Mr.. Hill accepted the pro
position. The strikers were able tC
show the Justice of their demands tc
this committee, and the best thing
for Hill to do was to restore the
wages of all employees to what they
had been before the cut last year
This is great victory for organized
labor.
". S. Cobb returned to Warren
on Tuesday to accept the position
OF pharmacist i'll Dr.. Chapin's Drug
store. He has spent the winter il
Minneapolis and in South Dakota
Mr.. Cobb's many Warren friends are
glad to see him back again. He tells
agood joke on himself that hap
pened OH his journey from Crooks
ton. No trains being run that day
ont of Crookston, he resolved tic
walk to Warren on the railroad
track, but in some way he got
switched off onto the Grand Forks
line, aud had almost reached Fisher
before he discovered his mistake
This necrssitated a weary tramp
across the country to Euclid. Nor
al: Young man, look out for the
switch.