Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13
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Whitney leads in low prices.

on an extended visit.
K. J. Taralseth returned home
on Monday looking we'll and very
much improved in health.
Owners of city lots are request
ed to remove all noxious weeds from
their premises. See notice.
Geo. c. Holden was in the city
last week and sold his residence
property to Erick Franson.
Do not fail to call at Taralseth's
fo1 bargains in all departments.
- A. p. Davis, who has been with
b. f. Whitney, has gone to Ada to
accept a position as pharmacist.
A. Grindeland attended a meet
ing OF the Normal Board at ST. Paul
last week, returning home On Mon
day.
John G. Hanson, OF Litchfield,
Mimi, an experienced pharmacist, is
now employed in E. F. Whitney's
drug store.
Go and get one OF those nice berry
spoons at Farrell's. ...-.s-
= An enjoyable musical entertain
ment will be given at the Opera
House next Saturday evening. Do
not miss it.
- President Hines OF the Farmers
Railroad was in the city yesterday
and reports progress and encourage
ment all along the line.
Rev. P. NJ Samuelson, now OF
Lindsborg, Kan, arrived on Tues
day to make his former parishioners
and friends a short visit.
= Rev. A. Tornell and C. J. Phil
strom, OF this city and l.. Sundin and
Peter Bjorklund, of Vega, attended
the big meeting OF the Mission Friends
at Minneapolis last week.
A sociable and picnic will be
given on the farm of Peter Dnlquist
by the ladies OF the Swedish Luth.
chnrch on the Oath of June at 2
O'Clock P. NJ. All are cordially in
vited.
- Remember the concert by "a
troupe from Hope Academy at the
opera house next Saturday evening.
. Admission only % cents; children,
10 cents. Tickets on sale at SHEAF
News Stand.
= JAS. r. Taggart, architect, O.
Minneapolis, was in the city satur
day comforting with the school board
in regard to plans for the new school
house. He has been selected as the
architect for the new building.
- Now is the time to tigh5 weeds.
A weed called "black mustard' has
made its appearance in localities; it
is said to be more dangerous than
the common wild mustard, which it
resembles, though Of more luxurious
and leafy growth. Watch out for it!
Edward Dalquist, who is stu
dent at the Minneapolis School of
Fine Arts, returned on Monday to
spend vacation at no ne. He has
made such fine progress in his studies
during the past year that he has
earned for himself a scholarship that
will entitle him to receive free instruc-
tion at the institution next year.
A pleasant surprise tea was Civ
en- to Miss Ethel Wyant by the mem
bers OF the Young Ladies' Ball Club
ut the home OF Miss Lcora Easton,
on Tuesday evening, before her leav-
ing with her parents for the southern
part of the state. 1t is needless to
say that the young ladies had a
good time. Before the, party broke
up Miss Mand Wees on behalf OF those
present and as token of their es-
TEEN and affection presented Miss
Wyant with pair of beautiful gold
buttons.
= A rare musical treat will be the
concert by the Torbett Concert Com
pany (Lutteman Swedish Sextette),
at Warren, on the evening OF July
3rd. 1t will be worth while for any
one to go far to hear it. Those who
heard the former concerts by this
company will remember Miss Ollie
Torbett, the charming and skillful
violinist, and will be glad to hear her
agnin. New features have been adj
ded for this season to be introduced
for the first time. Frida de Tersme-
den, a Swedish countess, and cele-
brated pianist, will delight all by her
exquisite playing.
= The Warren schools closed last
week. On account OF the rain, the
pupils were disappointed in not get
ting the picnic that had been pro-
missed them for the closing day.
Four OF the teachers left on Friday
evenings train Mrs. Florence En-
cry intends to attend the meeting Of
the National Teachers Association
in Denver in July. Miss Johanna
Mcleod will spend the vacation at
her home near Winona, MINI. Miss
Lizzie M. Naylor will visit friends at
Brownton, Mimi, for a week after
which she will go to Owatonna, her
home. Miss Nettie Solum will pass