Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-17
Home and County News
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Rev. A. Tornell was down to Ste
pphen yesterday conducting a funer-
al service.
Watch out for the drama that
- to be played by hone talent in the
near future.
The genuine Swedish Almanac.
printed in Sweden, only 10 cts. at
SHEAF Book Store.
= License to Haarry asissued Jan.
~, to Honore Blais and Mary NAL
sinn savard, both of this county.
Chas. Sager, J. X. Wood, Wax
ter Walker and Ray Wood left for
the Red Lake ,lulnber:wgions yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braf, OF Crookston.
an uncle and amt Of Aug Lund-
gren, are giving him visit this
week.
Lem Rafferty,, Oscar Holcomb
and Warren E. Wood left for the
Red Luke reservation, on Friday
last week.
Remember the illustrated lec-
lures on China and japan at the
Opera House tonight and to-mor-
row night.
Come and learn something
about China and Japan from one who
has been there. At Opera House to
night and tomorrow night.
%. +. Post, OF the firm Rapp &
Post, general merchants, st. Hilaire,
visited with his cousin Clerk OF Court
Malberg for n f"'".days last week.
The Journal Almanac and Eli
cyclopedia OF Useful Information, II
very handy book for reference, on
sale ut SHEAF News Stand for 25 cts.
commissioners Anton Hill and
Gus. Anderson left on Monday even
ing Tor st. Paul to represent Mar
shall county at the Good Roads
convention. ......
L. Lamberson and DR.. G.. s.
Wattam left for st. Paul on Tuesday
evening to attend the meeting OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge as delegates
from the lodge here.
John MickuIecky, OF Tabor, is
reporte to have bought some lots
at Thief River Falls and contem-
plates moving his store up there
soon. John knows good thing
when he sees it.-Polk Co. journal.
Mrs. j. j. Stone and son Logan
departed for Forest Grove, Oregon,
on Monday last They will make
that place their future home. Logan
will attend one OF the best educa-
tional institutions there.-Argyle
Banner.
Rev. Alfred Bergin, OF Slnborn,
N. D. will hold services at Lower
Snake, On Saturday, Jan. 10, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ; in the Swedish Luth.
church, Vega, on Sunday forenoon,
Jan. 20; and in the Swedish Luth
church, Warren, on Sunday evening,
Jan. Goth. ........
The Young Peoples Literary
Society OF the Swedish Luth. church
met last Tuesday evening and de-
cided to hold weekly meetings dur
Ing the winter months. Many new
members were taken in and consider
able interests manifest. Next meet
ing on Tuesday evening next week.
By this time the Red Lake
woods must be full OF Warren boom
ers. so many having gone there.
Ii this thing keeps up Warren will
soon have her lumber kings and
pine land rings, the same as Mime
apolis and many other cities. And
next will come legislative pine land
Investigations and exposures Il la
Donnelly.
Subscriptions for all magnzin,s
and periodicals taken at the SHEAF
Book and News Stand. Ii you Gun
not pay the whole amount OF /,
yearly subscription in advance.
remember that you can have any
thing you wish at yearly rates by
paying only ns fast as received
This will be an advantage to many
who find it difficult to raise the
whole amount OF a yearly subscrip-
ton at one time.
- Yesterday George Rossmnn
shipped a carload of his goods and
chattels to Minneapolis, where he
expects to make his home in the fu-
ture with lis son, Emmett w. Ross
man, who has been here for several
days helping his father to straighten
out his affairs. Mr.. Rossman has
been unfortunate lately in losing his
land by litigation. He was one Of
the first settlers in Warren, and he
has many friends nll over the county
who will long remember the hale and
hearty old man.
- At meeting of the Warren Fire
Department held Jan. 7th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: G. IL
Woolery, chief; N. D. Ross, assistant
chief; Chas. Sandberg, secretary; A,
Swnndby, treasurer; &. 5. Wattam,