Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-15
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Charles Henchman returned last
Saturday from the pineries.

0aIurdny from the pinerles.S
Mckinley, the great champion
OF protection, will speak at. Minnea-
polls on March 2Sth.
Frank Topper, OF town OF Augs-
burg, son OF Thomas Topper, is Wis
iting in the city this week.
- Charley Thomas was among the
arrivals in the city last week; he has
spent the winter in Wisconsin.
&C. J. Klingborg has made sever
al Important improvements on his
blacksmith shop. He is a rustlcr.
Never before have we seen Snake
river open up in the spring. as early
as it did this year. 1t commenced
fowing March 9th.
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published in the world at the SHEAF
Office. Subscriptions received for all
Scandinavian papers.
The Children TO the Lords Sup
per will read in the Swedish Lutheran
church next Sunday. Services will
commence at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
Presiding Elder Sharpe conduct
ed quarterly conference in the NJ. E..
church on Monday afternoon this
week, and in the evening he preached
Il sermon.
= The weather prophets. who pre-
dlcted great storms and furious
weather for March were decidedly of
their base. Thus far the weather
has been mild and spring like.
= The first seeding of tile season
can be credited to Thor Gilbertson,
who lives southeast OF Ada. He SOW
Ell 5 acres into wheat on the 3rd of
this month.-Norman Co. Index.
= The Ladies OF NJ. E. church will
sell biscuit, doughnuts and coffee on
election day, from II O'Clock until 2,
and from 6 O'Clock till 10 p. NJ, at
Mrs. Taylors old store. Lunch
Ia cts.
Would it not be a good scheme
for some OF our young men and wo-
men to attend the Crookston Nor
NAL School & Business College this
spring and study Bookkeeping, Ste
biography or prepare for teaching?
A newspaper clipping sent the
SHEAF from Pullman Wash, states
that Robert Tripp, son OF F. j.
Tripp, formerly Of this county, had
b"en sent to the state penitentiary
.for stealing saddle. We we're sorry
to hear that Robert had entered up
on a downward career.
= Mr.. John Kurz, who lives a few
miles west OF town, is a farmer who
gets there. He has Il valuable farm
on which is a good artesian well. Mr..
kurz believes in mixed farming, and
ut preseut he has ten COWS to milk in
his dairy. Mrs. Kurz knows how to
make good butter, we speak from
experience), which always meets a
ready sale in this city.
Mr.. Ole Sand, from Lower Snake,
u.,po t),a Sho,f q xx,,l,o,,o III ,,n.t>,.
day. Mr. Sand is a pioneer settler
anti prominet farmer in the town oi
Vega, and at the election Oh Tuesday
he was reelected to the Office OF JUS
tice OF the peace for said town. HI
wants it understood by the young
people that he has full authority tO
tie marriage knots when called upon
to do so.
DIED: james Cole, one of the
early settlers in town ol Numedal
Polk county, died last March 10, al
the age OF 65 years. The funeral oc
Cured on Monday this week, ant
was conducted by Rev. Brecount, o
this city. Many relatives and friend.
mourn the death of Mr.. Cole.
Mr.. Cole was born in England Dec
s, 1929. He came to-: Orangville
Canada in 1875, and to Warren il
1883. In 1885 he moved out to hi.
home where he died. Rest in peace.
DIED: On Sunday, March II, 1894
Carl Herman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Lundberg, Of this city
aged seven months.
~ The funeral occurred from the fam
lily residence on Tuesday Afternoon
ut 2 o'clock, and was conducted b.
Rev @. s. Werner. This family ha
been severely afflicted Of late. Mrs
Lundberg is away undergoing treat
ment Mt a hospital in st. Paul, nnt
when she returns home, as she is ex
pected to do before long, she vii
find herlittle boy gone gone to .
better home. The family has tn
sympathy OF the community in thei
bereavement.
"Scottie" Smith, who now hail
from Washington, D. c. arrived il
the city yesterday, and spent tn
day cnlling on his many friends. H,
has come to look after some busines
matters in this county. He AM
family are now located in thecapitn
city Of the Nation, and Mr.. Smitl
has the opportunity Of Eobnobinl
with Cleveland, Carlisle, Gresham
senator Washburn, and many othe
GREAT men. He saws that there i