Warren sheaf., 1895-02-28
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
The city election will be helt
March 10Th.
Twill sell one share In the stnl
lion "Snag." s Coorr
A daughter was born in the tam
ny OF Peter Nyland, the carpenter
on Sunday.
w. W. Hunter has rented his
1arm and will move into town with
his family to live.
&c. c. Magladry returned home
Monday from work in a lumber camu
on the Clearwater river.
= The Warren Camp OF Modern
Woodmen had a very pleasant So
clal time at their hall last evening.
Miss Annie Tornell gives lessons
in music. Those Interested will
please call at the residence OF Rev. A.
Tornell. -
- Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Easton left
on Tuesday for Owatonna, Mimi, to
attend the funeral OF sister OF Mr..
Easton.
TX. j. Taralseth has been heard
from at Nashville, Tenn. He was
having pleasant trip and reports
having gained eight pounds since lie
left home.
Il. Olson, L Lofberg and John
N. Schjei, OF Foldahl, Charley John
son, OF Farley, and N. NJ. Anderson,
OF New Folden, have made pleasant
calls at the SHEAF Office this week.
A. Grindeland and j. E. Ostrom
were down to HaIlock Tuesday to
appraise the county buildings and
adjust the county debt between
Kittson County and the new county
OF Roseau. =.
The Young Peoples Society of
the Swedish Lutheran church will cele-
brate the anniversary OF the battle
between the Monitor and the Merri-
mac on March 9th next by asultable
llteray program, consisting ofsongs,
speeches, and declamat;ons.
Three clever women, Margaret
Deland, Sara Orne Jewett and Mrs.
Burton Harrison, will try and settle
in the next number of The Ladies
Home Journal when tits proper to
use the word woman" and when
the term ''lady" should be employed.
THE Peoples Trading Company,
is the nalre of new cooperative
concern just started in Warren with
an Authorized capital of $25, 900.
The articles of Incorporation have
been filed with the secretary of state.
The business OF the company will be
to conduct general merchandise
: store and to deal in farm produce.
Aug. Lundgren, John Lindberg,
John E. Ostrom, John A Bloom
qnist. and S. Skoglund are some OF
the promoters Of the enterprise.
!, A. G. Grindell and family left
Warren on Tuesday for Morris,
Mimi, where they expect to make
their home in the future. Mr.. Grin
dell has been manager OF the Spauld-
ing farm during the past ten or
twelve years, which long service
speaks we'll for his efficiency as a
manager. He was Il true friend of
the laboring men, by whom he was
very highly esteemed and respected.
Mr.. Grindell has u large farm OF his
own near Morris, and this farm re-
quires his personal attention, and
made it necessary for him to resign
his position on the Spaulding farm
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Grindell have
many friends in this city and viclni-
ty who wish them success and pros
perity wherever they go.
= DIED. Mrs. Charles Bandur died
at her home in this city last Sntur-
day, oiconsumption. Deceased leaves
her husband and six children to
mourn her loss. AIR. and Mrs Ban
dur came to Warren ut un early day
from Indiana, being among our
first settlers. The funeral occurred d
on Sunday afternoon from the Swed-
ish Mission church, and was largely
attended. Rev. Tornell conducted
the funeral service, and IN the dis.
course told that deceased during her
last sickness had turned to God and
found that peace which the world
can not give, and that this was |;
source OF much Joy to her in hel
closing hours. The affiiction whicl
has come upon this family by thu
death OF the mother is very great
and the husband and nlotherless
children need the sympathy ant
aid Of our people.
~ The Warren 1. O. &. T. had {
very merry time at their open loag
meeting ON Monday evening. An ex
cellent program consisting OF songs
speeches and recitations was rem
dered. A humorous recitation b,
Mrs. C. S. Hull was SO well receive,
that she was asked to repeat befor
adjournment for the benefit of thos