Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-14
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Whitney leads in low prices.

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-. A. Noyes got home from tn,
Red Lake reservation on Sunday
Il will sell one share in the stal
aion "Snag.' S. CooKr
l.. Lamberson took the Great
Northern for Grand Forks on Mon
day.
We have a long list OF city lots
See our cad" BANK OF WARREN.
= Revival services are being held
in the M. E. church every evening
this week. :,
N. 7. Gilbert, OF Chicago, ar,
rived in the city last Saturday and
returned on Monday,
For only short time now will W.
continue to sell lots at VS. 90 each.
BANK OF WARREN.
Miss Annie Tornell gives lessons
IN music. Those Interested will
please call at the residence of Rev. A.
TorDell.
The citizens of Warren will vote
upon the question OF licensing the
saloons at the city election on Tues.
day next week.
County Superintendent Robert.
son conducted a teachers examina-
tion at Warren on Tuesday and
Wednesday this week.
VIM. Trip, J. A. Noyes and
). Warren f. Wood started for St.
Cloud yesterday to file on timber
claims i'll the reservation.
= Rev. r. H. ..Battey, of Barnes
vile, delivered an able and interest
Ing lecture on temperance reform at
the Opera House last night.
Marshallcounty received $2339.-
lO from the March apportionment
OF the State school fund. being at
the rate OF $1.15 per pupil for g.
O34 pupils.
Alfred Bergo LETT on Monday for
Thief River Falls where he intends to
invest in city lots, and probably To-
cate. He has sold out his property
interests here to Mr.. Koppong.
Those who failed last year to
get q supply OF the Hundredfo]d seed
potatoes, raised for the BENNETT OF
the NJ. E. church, can be supplied
now by applying to F. W. Flanders
or Geo. Barnes.
a Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor was organized
in Warren last Sunday. A large
attendance is desired at the meeting
next Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock
in the Presbyterian church.
F. D. Keye. OF Argyle, returned
home on Monday from h trip to the
Pacific coast. He had been in Seat.
tie, Tacoma, Portland and San Fran.
cisco. Times on the coast, he says
are very dull ut present, but the eli
mate is fine.
- Those who watched the heavens
on Sunday evening had the satisfuc.
tion OF seeing in eclipse OF the moon
a good view was obtnined, the sky
being very clear. The curved shad
Ow which the earth cast upon the
moon was plainly seen, a very good
proof OF the rounded form OF the
earth.
The following town officers were
elected in McCrea on Tuesday:
Supervisors-Andrew Dorgquist
chairman, Altered Horgan, Ole l.
Olson.
Town Clerk-Christ johnson.
Assessor-John Nichols.
Justices OF the Peace-J. Fl. Lord
Alfred Carlson
Constable-Charley Swanson.
- Tie Citizens Caucus on Thurs
day evening was very we'll attended
After nm interesting contest the fol
lowing candidates were placed il
nominations:
For Mayor-L. Lamberson.
John E. Ostrom,
For Aldermen-W w. N. Powell,
Henry M. Swanson
For Recorder-A. B. Nelson.
For Treasurer-F. +. Whitney.
For Constnble-Eugene Dady.
For Justice OF the Peace-C. S. Hull
The John Ericsson entertainment
given by the Young Peoples Societ,
OF the Swedish Lutll. church on Sat
Ardny evening was pleasant affair
During the evening those presen
were made more familiar with tn
life and services of this emineh
mechanician. Albert Lundgren rea
q we'll written biography of the ir
ventor; J. P. Mattson delivered a
address on the subject: IA shot 70
freedom heard around the world" O
the battle between the Monitor an
the Merrimac; j. E. Ostrom spok
on the subject: Emigration" dwell
ing principally OH the emigratio
from the scandinavian countries an
what it. has contributed to the d
velopment OF the United States, an
+. b. Malberg told about the IN,
sic Of the North" The Lyric"
quartette Of male voices did som