Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-03-05
Enteredat the Post Office at Warren as second
Glass MailMatter.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

A heavy snow fall last night.
L. Loughridge left last night for
Iowa to work up immigration.
- The spring poet has already
made his appearance in Warren.
- Our merchants are laying in
large stocks for the spring trade.
DIR. g. S. Wattam made a pro-
fessional call at Argyle on Tuesday,
- Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Case. OF De-
troit, arrived Tuesday to visit rela
tives and friends.
- License to we'd was issued last
Saturday to Joe Holly and Mary
Barto. OF Rose eau county.
- Miss Belle Wilson. one of the
teachers in the Stephen school, visit
ed friends in Warren on Saturday
and Sunday last.
"A leap year party consisting Of
young people were agreeab'y enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs A .Grindeland
on Saturday night.
The license question will be voted
upon at the next city election. A
petition to that effect has been pre-
sented to the city council
- Read the new display ADVERTISE
ment OF the Peoples Trading Com
pany. They have large number OF
bargains to offer their customers.
- The Modern Woodmen gave
a grand social party on
Friday evening last week. A large
number OF neighbors from the Argyle
and Stephen lodges were present.
The following present day sub
jects will be discussed at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday, 1920 a. m.
s'The Best War Cry" 1870 p. M,
':Choosing a King Solo and cho-
uses by pastor and choir.
-Chas. NJ. Johnson was given IF
teen days in the county jail yesterday
for cruelty to dumb animals. He
had left his team standing on the
street so long that complaint was
finally entered against him.
- Editor Mattson has changed the
form OF his paper. the y ARREN SHEAF,
from an eight column folio 4 pages
to a five column quarto g pages
and it's appearance is greatly inn
proved thereby.-Moorhead News.
Frank Jerrue will commence the
erection of a large new residence in
the sbring. It will be one OF the fin
est and most expensive in the city.
L. J. Under, the architect and con-
tractor, has drawn plans for the
same.
The Young Peoples Society Of
the Swedish Lutheran church will
render the following program at the
the John Ericsson festival to be held
at Slee's hall on Tuesday evening,
March 10:
Dong CuOlF
Address Of Welcome. Abin Young
Biography of John Ericsson ...... j. P. Mattson
Music. .............. instrumental
Song. .CnO1r
Defamation .............Mi Miss Lavina Rudberg
Speech ........................Re Rev. Alfred Bergin
Coffee and cake will be served by
the young ladies Of the society at Is
cts. All are cordially invited.
- The death of Mrs. W. F. Powell
on Monday morning cast a sudden
gloom over our little city. Her many
excellent qualities Of head and heart
had made her universally loved and
esteemed. The funeral occurred on
Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m. from
the home in which she lately ruled as
queen, and was conducted by Rev.
Chas. D. Darling. The casket and
the floral tributes were especially
beautiful. A large number Of friends
escorted the remains to the cemetery,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Naylor, and Mr.. W. J. Naylor,
of Rice Lake, Mimi, father, mother
and brother, respectively of the de-
ceased Mrs. L. E. Powell, of River
Falls, Wis, mother of Mr.. w. F..
Powell Mrs. A. P. Weld, Of River
Falls. Wis. Mrs. n. P. Stone. of