Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-06
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Whitney leads in low prices.

spoons at Farrell's.
n = The county board was IN session
yesterday.
The Warren l. O. G. r. will hold
an open meeting June 18th.
John Woodward, now OF Mich
igan, arrived last week to settle
some business matters.
- Mrs. Erie Olson, OF Foldahl, left
Tuesday to visit relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania.
Chas. Hanson, OF New Solum,,
has been appointed census ennmer-
ator for New Solum and Excel.
- II you want a good, well made
suit go to T. E. Nelson, the tailor.
See his ad. in this weeks SnEAF.
A ten-pound girl arrived at Dr..
McGillan's last Saturday morning.
Baby and mother are doing we'll.
Mr.. j. c. Bennewitz, and Mr..
and Mrs. 0. Meisch, of Argyle, ex-
pect to leave next Saturday for old
Germany ON Il visit.
1t is no exaggerati ton to say
that the crops in Marshall county
never looked more promising than
they do at the present time.
- The world-renowned Torbett
Concert company (Lutteman Sex
tette) will give one Of their famous
concerts in Warren, on the evening
of July 3rd. ...........~>.
The surveyors are now at work
on the Farmers Railroad locating
the line between Drayton and Thief
River Falls. They reached town OF
Vega last week.
- The school board have accent
ed plans for a new school house, to
he OF brick, two stories high, and
basement, and to contain fourrooms
and n principals room.
u. II. Loge. who has been ap-
pointed Il census enumerator for
Viking and Comstock, is unable to
accept, and August Peterson has
heen recommended in his place
- Mr. and Mrs. Y. NJ. Stay and
children returned last Friday to
their home in Montevideo, Minn.,
they having attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Stays father, Mr.. Grinden, OF
Big Woods.
A citizens meeting will be held
at Court House Hall tonight to
make arrangements for the best
Fourth OF July celebration ever held
in Warren. Everybody come. By
order OF the Ma, or. -. -.
w. a. Knapp has bought the de.
ssirahh residence property of John
woodward, on Nelson ave-, fora con-
sideration OF $500. This transac-
tion looks suspicious, to say the
least, and score or more OF young
ladies in town are wondering who,
besides Bert, is to occupy the premis
eS. .-....,. ~.
j. 2. Mattson has been appoint
ed census enumeration for Warren,
Warrenton, McCrea and Boxville,
and has commenced the work OF
counting the people. In order that
all may be counted, and no one
skipped, he will gladly receive sug-
gestions and information that will
assist him to make a correct enumer-
alton.
A concert by q troupe from Hope
Academy. Moorhead, Mimi, will be
given at the Opera House, on Satur-
day, June Is, 8 o'clock p. m. An
excellent program will be rendered
consisting of vocal and instrumental
solos, Duets, selections by double
quartet, etc. Admission 25 cents
Children 10 cents.
= At the annual meeting OF the
stock holders OF the Warren Manu-.
featuring Company on Tuesday ever.
ing, the following officers were elected
President, Frank Jerrue; Vice Presi
dent, D. A. Whitney; Secretary and
Treasurer, l.. G. Ketcham; Genera
Manager, Frank Jerrue; Assistant
Manager, t. G. Ketcham Board o
Directors: Frank Jerrue, L. C. Ketch
8 am, D. A. Whitney, 6. +. Carlton
and C. j. Johnson.
The. ball game last Saturday
afternoon between the Argyle-Ste
phen-Donaldson combination ant
the Warren club resulted disastrous
ly for tho home tenn. The Warrrl
boys commenced bravely and wer
i'll high hopes Of gaining the victt ry
when. in the second inning, an un
fortunate accident happened to thei
catcher and best player, Stewar
Walker. Tiedt, one OF the Argyll
players was making home run
when Walker tried to prevent linn
and a collision between the two Ell
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