Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

IL. Il. Lakin has hay for sale
and will buy cattle.
= Last Sunday was stormy dav,
and clouds OF dust filed the air.
Mr.. Geo. W. Carhart LETT yester-
day for Chicago on a business trip.
- Oscar BOSNIAN is building him
self q dwelling house on the island.
James Strader has: moved to
New Solum where he has bought a
farm.
Andrew Lodoen is building him.
self a residence adjoining his black
saith shop.
- Mrs. Westf,,li, OF Minooka, Ill.,,
n sister OF Mrs. Z. Eneix and +. B.
Conkling is;here on n visit.
- Mr.. ]. c. Bennewitz, OF Argyle,
spent Easter with Mrs. II. !. Renne-
ssitz and children, in this city.
Rev. J. II. Burseth, OF Crookston,
held services in the Norwegian Luth-
eran church in this city on Monday
forenoon
20. G. Rideout, representing the
Penny Press, Minneapolis, was in
town Tuesday. The Penny Press is
for sale at SHEAF News Stand.
Charles Schey, an old settler and
prominent farmer in town of Alma,
was in town last Saturday, and re-
membered che SHEAF with q pleasant
call.
Geo. W. Curhart is erecting a
two story frame dwelling house for
his superintendent, Otis F. Ballard.
Mr. Carhart finished seeding on Thurs
day last week.
Alta meeting OF the Board OF
Education held ON Monday evening
Principal Walters and the present
corps Of teachers were reelected for
another school year.
Lewis Westman has retired from
the drug business, having sold his
stock OF drugs and chemicals to DR..
Chaplin, who has had the same re-
moved to his own drugstore.
Lindberg ( Lundgren have
commenced moving their ware house
to the back part Of the lot to give
room for the store building to be
erected by the Peoples Trading com.
pany.
-Ex-county Auditor Glavin was
in town between trains last Monday,
shaking hands with his many friends.
We tried to get him to tell US his
bicycle story, but it was no use, he
gust wouldn't do it.-Stephen Leader.
Do not fail to call at Taralseth'e
for bargains in all departments.
Peter Brown and wife and two
daughters arrived Tuesday from
Minneapolis with the intention o
making their home in Warren 70,
the future. Mr.. Brown is the fathe,
OF Vim. J. Brown, the attorney, ol
this city.
The ladies OF Swedish Luth
church will give sociable at the resi-
dence of Aug. Lundgren on Wednes
day evening, April 81, 8 o'clock
Fifteen cents will be charged for re-
-freshments, the proceeds to be de-
voted to home missions.
F. S. George, B. S. Chaplin, Mrs G.
S. Hull and Mrs Frank Jerrue left TO,
Ada, Minn., on Tuesday to attend
the Good Templar District Meeting
Mr.. George, who is District Chief, il
to present q paper on the subject
Ground the World Good Templary.'
AT meeting Of the city council
held April 10, Samuel Cooke wa,
elected city attorney, Fred johnson
street commissioner, and August
Lundgren assessor. The side wall
on Johnson avenue from Lewis West
mans corner to Division street wa!
condemned and ordered rebuilt. Tn,
poll tax for the ensuing year wa
fixed at $500, or two days labor
DR.. G. s. Wattam was appointed {
NO.. ssSssss.senber Of the board OF health. Th,
.dncil concluded to dispense Will
the services Of a city marshal for th'
present. The condition Of the cit,
finances makes retrenchment ant
economy absolutely necessary, ant
it is the intention Of the council tt
run the affairs Of the citv ""e,'> =. -
1uuI.y as possible.
The sad death Of Miss Mabel ]
ingalls,, OF Ingalls, p. O., Marshal
county, occurred at the, residence 9
J. N. Whitman, Sr., in this city Wed
nesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, afte
an illness OF three weeks with ty
phoid fever. Miss Ingallswas q year
OF age and had been engaged In edu
cational pursuits in her home neigh
borhood. She was a young lady G
rare attainments, commendabl
character and happy disposition
Having lost her mother some tim
since, her aim in life seemed to be t
cheer and comfort her aged fathe
and guide her younger brother in tn
maths Of rectitued. These estimabl