Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-27
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

- secure your SeaCS lOr the concert
ut Brady's Fruit Store.
- John f. Ostrom has the Stoll-
berg house for sale or rent. Inquire
OF him.
". A. Case left for Cooperstown,
N. D.. on Thursday last week, to vis-
1T o sister for a few days.
- Don't forget Prof. Milne's CON
cert ON Friday evening this week.
You will miss it ii you do.
- Put this in your hnt, thnt it
) rained hard IN Nlarshnll county on
the night OF Dec. goth, 1894.
= Views OF all parts OF the city,
residence and business portion, for
sale by Berget. the photographer.
= Herman Lindberg, OF Norman
county is spending the holidays with
his brother, John Lindbrrg or this
city.
p. j. Holan county auditor elect
HAS rented the Aronson house on the
Island, and has moved his family
there.
p. b. M;,iberg, clerk OF court
elect, has moved his family into
town. They are loca ted in carpenter
Peterson's house.
- The city authorities have put up
n wind mill ut the city well behind
Lindberg 4 I.uI,igreu's to pump wa
ter into the reservoir.
The misses Nora and Cora knut-
son, of Oak Park, lett last Friday
for IN extended visit with friends
and relatives in Goodhue Co., Minn.
M. II. Homestead, of Montevi
deo, Mimi. is visiting with his brotl-
er-in-law Alfred Bergo. Mr.. Home
stead was unfortunate in losing his
wife lately. ...
Rev. Alfred Bergin, of Sanborn,
N. d., will hold communion service
in Vega OH Sunday forenoon, Jan.
Goth, and in the evening he viii
preach in the Swedish Luth. church
ut Warren.
-Chas. Snger shipped car load
OF fine sheep from his ranch in Kilt
son county last week. He would try
to dispose OF them in St. Paul, and ii
not successful there, would take them
to Chicago.
Subscriptions received ut the
SHFAF office for SKaffnren, Svcnsk,,
Amerikanska Postan, Decorah Pos
ten, Skandinaven, and all other
Swedish and Norwegian newspapers
and magazines.
-yhere is n good story told Of a
Hertfordshire farmer. A few nights
ago he went home late and drank Il
yiho =" y ChoI III iliiottNc IOi UuulcI-
milk. He rose three hours earlier
the next morning .-Tid-B Bits.
&C. j. Klingborg, the enterpris-
ing blacksmith, has added fully
equipped carpenter shop to his
blncksmithing trade, and has placed
Christ Rundtom, who is known as ~
first class work man, in charge OF
that branch OF the business.
DIED: Anton j. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Dicken died last Sunday.
aged eighteen years, two months
and nineteen days. He had been in
poor health ior a long time and dur
ing the past - years has been blind.
Now lie is free from all the sufferings
which afflict humanity h-re below.
- Frank Lull returned home last
week from the Red Lake reservation
He found his wife quite sick Ut the
residence OF Wm. Trip. Mr.. Lull
had filed on IL valuable timber claim
about eight miles east OF Red lake
and lie was anxious to get back to
have some logs taken out during the
winter, but lie illnecs of his wife will
probably prevent him from doing
so.
At the meeting last week of War
rcn Camp No. 231S Modern Wood
men OF America, the following Off
GERS We're elected: G. A. Aubol, v. S.
J. Z. Easton, w. A.; II w. Flanders
+. B; w. N. Powell, Clerk; w. a
Knapp. Escort; g. S. Wattnm, PLY
sician; &. .. Cross, Sentry; AR Coz
don, Watcllmnn; w. j. Wood, L
Larson and r. Glavin, Managers; F
Z. Whitney, Delegate.
- Rube Allyn, the humorist am
elocntionist, entertained small bn
appreciative audience at the ODer'
House on Friday evening last week
His rendation Of difficult selection
from the writings Of Bill Nye, Whit
comb, Rilev and other humorist
showe, him to he Il master of hi
chosen art He told the story .
Bill Nye's dog Entonologist just a
we heard Bill Nye tell it years ago
u perfect limitation both as t
voice and facial expression, 1t
a apity that he did not have 4 fu
house. Warren people ought to b
more nppr 'ciative when anything I
real merit comes along.