Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18
Entered at the Post O nce at Warren az second
Glass Mai1Matter.
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

- Peter Blomsness went to Duluth
on Tuesday. IL
James O'Brieh, of Thief River
Falls, il spending some time here
experimenting the building OF the
Office and lumber sheds for the new
lumber yard,
MARRIED: On April l4th. 1895,
in town Of CoshStock, by justice John
Anderson, MIR. Ole.J. Skoglund, from
Roseau county, and Sigrid Nilsson
from Marshall Co.
&C. A.. Miller. civil engineer for
the Great Northern railway corirsi-
ny, was 4 passenkef Oh yesterdays
south h'Nhd train, returning from
kittson county where he has assist
ed in laying out drainage work. He
stated tn the SHEAF that the drain.
age OF the Middle river Swamp would
be undertaken this summer.
Warren has the reputation OF
being the cleanest city in this part
OF the state. Let the Reputation be
kept up by everybody removing
from their premises NIL manure and
garbage OF whatever description.
Many dangerous diseases t,reet' in
dccoying waste matter. The Board
OF Health wants everybody to clean
mp and they will be after those that
don't with sharp stick.
Have you seen the latest in dress
goods at Taralseth's.
| d. W. Hines, president OF the
| Duluth 4 North Dakota Railway
company passed through Warren
last Saturday on his way to the tie
camp near Red Lake. He said that
everything is moving along smooth
ly and that a great deal OF grading
on the Dakota side has already been
let. 4 mass railroad meeting is to
be held at Drayton, N. d., on We'd
nesday April "a, to consider ways
and means that will secnfe the con-
struction OF the road. Delegations
are expected from Duluth and all the
principal points along the proposed
route. The railroad will certainly be
built, go says Mr.. Hines, and we hope
he is not mistaken.
1t looks as il the Duluth & North
Dakota railway was going to be
built after all. President D. w. Hines
has let theS'rontract ior grading
twenty-seven miles between Drayton
and st. Thomas, just recently, to
half dozen firms at Z cents per
yard. Work isto be finished by July
Is. Hines is now securing deeds for
right OF way from the farmers along
| the line. Most OF the right OF way
was virtually secured some months
ago by pledge, and Mr.. Hines now
goes over the ground again to get
the transfer made in legal, written
form. The several contractors are
to receive stock in legal, written
form. The several contractors are
to receive stock in the road as pay
ment for. their labor. H. H. Mott,
the Walsh county surveyor, has
been secured to resurvey the line OF
the proposed road, and will COM
mence the work about May 1.-Graf-
ton News and Times. ..
- The mass citizens meeting called
for Friday evening last week to dis
cuss the question Of providing ndtli-
tional school room Was we'll attend
Ell and considerable interest was
| manifest. D. A. Whitney was chosen
to preside, and ]. P. Mattson served
rs secretary. Judge Grindeland in
O speech set forth the urgent needs Of
| the school for larger quarters, and
lie showed by facts and figures that
the district can we'll afford to build a
new school house, and that to do 80
would he Il good business venture.
People from the surrounding coun-
try would moye in to. educate their
chillred, the town would grow, va.
can't buildings. would be occupied,
and almost all kinds of business
benefited thereby. The plan that
had been talked oyer by the Board
was the erection Of a four room
building eorneriag the present build
ling in such Il wav thu + s,e-4 esS Ieast
VI Jne old building could be heated
from the heating plant ia the. new
building. W. +. Powell, John E.
! Ostrom, e. c. Winchester, D.. a.
Whitney, Oscar Holconb, G. a. Au.
I.hol, August Lundgren, and others,
t|expressed themselves ,.s heartily in
favor OF building q new school house
at the present time, and on motion
the following resolution was adopted
by rising vote: - Resolved, That
the School Board are hereby in.
|structed 70 call a special meeting fol-
the purpose Of voting on the propo,
sition to issue bontsto the amount
OF seven thousand dollars for the
purpose Of raising funds for the cree
tion Of On additional school building
And be it further resolved, that We
use our Influence III favor ofIyotina
for such bonds" e seemed to bt
the unanimous sentiment That The
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