Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-16
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SioouS uU L dTHlSelu y.
= Mrs. Ernie Childs arrived Mon
day to visit relatives and friends.
Land for rent near Warren fo
share OF crop, Inquire at SHEAF OF
fee.
= Attorney l.. S. Bayrell, OF Ar
Gyle, transacted business at Warner
on Monday.
Do not fail to call at Taralseth's
q bargains in all departments.
Nels Nelson, OF Argyle, gave til,
SHEAF a pleasant call when in tllt
city on Monday.
John P. Myhre, one OF Argyle's
most popular young men, was ir
the city Monday.
Miss Ellen johnson, OF Warren
ton, left for Carlton county on Tues
day to visit friends. .
j. A. Noyes LIFT for Duluth on
Saturday last to serve as a Juror at
u term of q. S. court.
A bonny daughter was born to
Sheriff and Mrs. John Sinclair on
Wednesday last week
The June Delineator, Toilet, and
other leading fashion journals fol
sale at SHEAF News stand.
The Ladies Home Journal 10,
May at the SHEAE News stand. Only
10 cents. Brim full OF interesting
matter.
j. NJ. Ryan, OF Argyle, was a
passenger on Saturdays train
bound for Duluth to serve Uncle
Sam as federal juror,
Experienced farmers say that
the cooler weather during the past
few days is just the thing for wheat
1t will make it stool we'll and send
its roots deep down into the soil.
The Swedish Mission Friends
have organized the Northern Red
River Valley Mission Society, and
Rev. Joel Peterson has arrived to
take charge of the work as travelling
missionary, with headquarters at
Warren.
The Crookston Tribune gives
the following account OF the Wood.
men meeting at Crookston on Fri.
day evening last week:
Crookston Camp Of the Modern
WOOdmen held special meeting
last night for initiation work.
Eighteen new members were added
to the order, and the exercises were
conducted by the officers OF the War.
ren camp, who exemplified the beau.
tlful work of the order in a splendid
manner. The work of the Foresters
was exceptionally fine, ana their
drill work was n pleasing feature oil
the evening and gave lie to the exer.
cises. b. s. Chaplin acted as CHIEF
Forester, with w. j. Wood, w. s,
Cobb, A, S. McGinniss. r. Glavin, N.
D. Ross and l. N. Lodoen as assist.
auts.
After the exercises Il lunch was
served in the dining room OF the hall,
and when iii had partaken ofrefrrsh-
ments q smoke social was indulge,l
in aud an hour was pleasantly spent
in social conversation and acquaint-
ance-muking. The visitors were es-
corted to their hotels and everybody
retired at an early hour.
The following are the names of the
delegates from Warren: ". A. Case,
D. H. G; G. A. Aubol, V. c; j. P.
Easton, W. a; r. W. Flanders, B;
W. N. Powell, G; W. A. Knapp, es-
cort; j. A. Noyes, w; +. Johnson, $;
b. S. Chaplin, ". j. Wood. w. S.
Cobb, A. S. McGinniss, r. Glavin, N.
ID. Ross, !. n. Lodoen, +. .Jerrue, II.
l.. Case, II. l.. Wood. p. Sinclair, j.
HI. HugGar1. The following repre-
sented Stephen camp: E. J Russell,
J. Il. Lnndin, and Wm. Merdink.
The people of Warren were
reused from their peaceful slumbers
on Friday night about II o'clock by
the ringing Of the fire bell. Fire had
caught in dwelling house on Colby
ave-, belonging to Frank Russell, oi
Stephen, into which Warren Gilbert
had lately moved. The fire had a
good start when discovered and in a
few minutes the house and contents
was dcvoured by the greedy flames
From that building the fire spread
to a small house near by belonging
to c. s. Hull, and this was also con
sumed. This latter house was occ,l
pied by Peter Ecklund, whose chill
dren We're carried out Of the house by
the neigllbors, the father not being
at home. Fortunately it was pos
sible to confine the fire to these two
buildings, hy the use of water car
ried in pals. The fire engine was
taken to the river bank but owing
to some miscalculation as to the
length Of the hose. there was some
delay before it got to work, and
then the fire was under control. Mr.
Gilbert had gone to Crookston the
evening before, and the rest Of the
fnmily were visiting on the farm
hence there was nobody at home
when the fire occurred. The origin
OF the fire is n mystery. All the fur
nitnre and household goods OF Mr.
Gilbert we're burned, the loss being
partly at least, covered by insur
ance. Mr.. Russell had some insnr