Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21
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Whitney leads in low prices.

I'D. klingborg is building him
self a residence.
A fine daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. John @. Larson on Sunda,
morning last.
Il. Z. Franklin, OF Grafton, N. u
visited friends in this city on satur
day and Sunday.
A. S. McGinniss returned Mon
day from Grand Forks where ne hal
been visiting for couple of weeks.
= Miss Annie Tornell gives lesson.
in music. Those interested vii
please call at the residence of Rev. A
Tornell.
= Rev.J. NJ. Brown delivered ar
able and eloquent address on temper
ance at the opera house on Saturday
evening.
- The ladies' of the scandinavian
Methodist society will hold an auc.
ton sale and serve coffee and cake at
Slee's hall next Saturday evening
All are cordially invited.
Selling lots? Well I should soy
so. l have sold. twenty-nine lots to
good men this forenoon.
FRED FLANDERS,
BANK OFWARREN.
&C. E. Lundquist, who now is a
prosperous merchant at Hawley,
Alinn., was in the city on Thursday
shaking hands with his numerous
friends. Healso visited his old home
in town of Wanger.
= A fine daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John +. Ostrom early Tues.
day morning, March 10Th. On the
same day Mr.. Ostrom wns elected al
derman OF this city-another proof
that blessings in this lie never come
singly.
Middle Grove Cheese Factory
company has been organized in the
town OF Marsh Grove with the fol-
lowing officers; President, Ole J..
Brekkestrnnd; Vice President, Elisi-
us 0. Rokke; Secretary, o. Welding;
Treasurer, H. Peterson; Trustees,
Il. Haarstad, NJ. Winje, O. Lind.
ID. Farrell has sold out his jewel
ry business ut Argyle and has
bought the stock of jewelry OF the
Welander estate in this city. and will
continue the business ut the old
stand. Mr.. Farrell will be a valu-
,Lble acquisition to the list OF ener-
getic young businessmen of Warren.
The following are the new of Ulcers
elected in Warrenton: Supervisors,
Peter Dahlquist, chairman. Frank
.iearl, Aaron Johnson; Town clerk,
III. Dillabaugh; Assessor, Robert
Porteous; Treasurer, f. C. Hickman
.1r; Justice, Thomas w. Elliott;
Constables, Riley Kezar and John
Rosenberg. IL, ..
"A Benefit Supper and Social
will be given under the auspices OF
Warren Camp No. 2318 Modern
Woodmen OF America, at the Opera
House, on March Goth, for the bene-
1it of the drought stricken sufferers in
he state of Nebraska. These farm
.rs must be supplied with seed grain,
nnd will have to be supported until
IL new crop can be raised. All who
feel disposed to give something to
alleviate their distress will have an
opportunity at that time.
- The farmers OF New Folden met
recently and organized q company
to engage in the manufactures OF
cheese. The name OF the organize
I ion is The Marshall County Cheese
Factory, and the following are the
officers: President, Lars Bjorsnes;
Vice President, Vim. Forsberg; Secre-
tary, D. B. Bake; Treasurer, H.
]}jorsnes; Trustees, ]. NJ Kolstad,
i. Nelson and r. Olson. The COM
any starts in with about 40 COWS,
with a prospect Of getting many
more, ii the venture is successful.
Success to the new enterprise!
- At the city election in Warren
on Tuesday the following officers
were elected:
Mayor. Lalnberson.
Aldermen-John E. Ostrom, W. N.
Powell, John p Mattson.
Recorder-A. B. Nelson.
g'reasurer-G. F. Barnes.
Justice OF the Peace-C. 5. Hull.
Constuble-E. Dady.
No license carried by a majority o.
%.
The following is the vote in detail
FoR MAYOR.
L. Lamberson.. .......................123
Frank E. Whitney................122
FOR ALDERMEN.
Trlr I? (NStrnv, 1d2
Henry NJ. Swanson........
W N. Powell ..1e7