Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-04

ty, visited WITH the family Of H.. N,
Swanson Oh Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Palmer, OF
Angus, attended the meeting OF the
Presbytery yesterday.
Mostfnrmers in this vicinity COM
mence seeding this week. The soil is
dry and in good condition.
The city schools have a vaca-
tlon this week. Next Monday the
spring term will commence.
County treasurer Dahlgren has
purchased the house Of Lars Anler
son hear the Mission church,
Yes the SHEAT is a great adver-
tlslng medium. We sold Just tiftv
lots last month. So says one adver-
tiser. "
Miss Lillian Waggoner, a teach
er in the schools at Ada, MINI. is
visiting at Postmaster Gordon's this
week.
The Hamlin's Wizard Oil Co..
hold the boards at the Warren Opern
House every evening during this
week. -.
Attorney VIM Brown has
movep his office into. Mrs. Benne-
witz building on the corner OF John
son ave. and First street.
- The wheat acreage in this vicini-
ty is likely to be considerably re-
duced, as many farmers will lsow large
areas OF fax, oats and barley.
M. f. Todd returned to civilian
tion again on Tuesday from the Red
Lake ami Rainy Lake river country
where he has put in the winter.
- Rev. A. Knudson, Presiding Ell
der, from st. Paul, will preach morn
ing and evening, Sunday, April 18th.
All are invited to attend ut Slee's
Hall. .....
Judge l.. r. Lnkin, ofCarrollton,
ILL.,, arrived on Monday. His COM
ing is always u sure Indication that
spring is here, and it is safe now for
everybody to commence seeding.
= A sociable will be given in Slee's
hall, Friday evening, April 9Th, by
the ladies OF the NJ. f.. Church. An
interesting programme is being pre-
pared for the occasion. All are in
vited.
The Young Ladies' Sewing Circle
OF the Swedish Lutheran church will
serve coffee and cake and hold an
auction sale at the johnson building,
next Saturday evening. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
&C. J. Lundquist, OF Minneapolis,
spent q few days visiting with his
cousins Aug. Lundgren, Albert Lund-
gren, Mrs. j. +. Ostrom and John
Lindberg, OF this city, returning
home OH Monday this week.
= A. Grindeland: | saw the big
Snake river ditch for the first time
last Sunday. A fine stream of water
was flowing in it, washing away the
soil and making the channel deeper
The land in the swamp is now pei.
fectly dry.
Herman Sell0mDurg, n well ia
do farmer from Lnc-qui-Parle, coun
ty, arrived yesterday bringing Will
him two car, loads Of stock nn,
household goods, aud will settle il
this county. He has bought ti.e
farm Of Peter Rnrz, in Sec. 90, towl
OF Camst Ock.
Tie Warren High School has re
ceived, through the courtesy OF Sen
ator WI Washburn, seven volumes
ri valuable government reports, he
ing from the secretary ofagriculture
commissioners Of labor, and bnrca,
OF animal industry.
- The supper and social given b.
the Warren Camp Of Modern Wood
men at the Opera House OIL Frida,
evening last week was q very plrns
ant affair. The attendance wa
large and the receipts for the even
ing amounted to $500, which vii
be sent to Nebraska for distribution
to needy farmers i'll the droutl
stricken district.
Mr.. August Lundgren was fort.
years old on Sunday lust, and Will
he was taking drive into the cont
try with his cousin from Minneapo
lis, during the day, Mrs. Lundgre
had invited Il number of relative
and friends to their home to surpris
him when lie should return, and t
help him to properly celebrate tll
event. Mr.. Lnndgren w;.s the res:
pient OF many hearty congratuh
tions a..sl .soo'l wishes for tnturt SUI
cess and happiness in life.