Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-16
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All oiilcial proceedings OF Mar
shall county will be published in the
SHEAF during 1896, same as usual.
-Rev. T.. F. Schollert, OF Crooks,
ton, assisted in conducting services
at Observation-Disclosures,
at Warren last week
AT meeting OF the Warren Fire
department. on Monday evening,
Dan Main was elected Chief; w. A.
hnapp Secretary; and A. B. Nelson
Treasurer.
"A mass convention OF Good
Templars will be held at Warren on
Friday this week to which all inter
ested in temperance work are cordi-
ally invited.
Carl Sveuning the other day
smashed the end of one OF his thumbs
so badly that it may have to be tax
~n OFF. j. Il. Mack, OF Wanger, is with
him again assisting him in the shop.
- Mrs. II. j. Beardmore returned
home this morning from Durand,
Wis.,, where she was summoned about
Christmas time by a telegram an
nouncing the illness Ola brother, who
now has passed over the river. Sh,
has also visited her old home in
Lake City, Min.
A young man by the name OF
Joseph Walden, who has spent a
number Of years in South Africa, is
staying in Warren this winter. He
says the English have for years been
anxious to go to war there for the
sake OF increasing their dominions,
and that they have especially cast
longing eyes towards the Transvaal
republic.
A young man, % years old, by
the name OF E. S. Johnson, of town
OF Lincoln, has lately been struck
with paralysis, rendering him COM
pletely unable to help himself. As
the town is too poor to give him the
necessary medical treatment, the
county authorities have had the
young man taken to Minneapolis to
DE treated at county expense.
Mrs. Florence Emery has been
compelled on account OF poor health
to resign from her position as assis-
tant principal of the High School.
Mrs. Emery is a very efficient and
successful teacher, and it is to be re-
gretteh that she should find it neces-
sary to sever her connection with our
schools. Miss Lavina Rudberg, from
'the University of Minnesota, has
been employed by the Board for the
vacant position.
A pleasant social event is report
ed to have occurred at the Lower
Snake on New Years eve, when q
large number Of friends OF the newly
mnrrled couple, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Nordlund, assembled at their
new home and gave them a royal
surprise and reception. The happy
couple were the recipients of many
useful and ornamental presents and
IN abundance of congratulations
No hoboes were present ut this gath
ering.
The Board OF Education have
made arrangements with f. l..
brown, the tuXidermist, to have HIS
entire collection of stuffed animals
placed on exhibition in one of the
unfinished rooms of the schoolhouse.
MIR. Brown has been years in gather
ing this collection, hich by the way,
at least rs far as Minnesota nam
mals is con .:erncd, is the most com
plete i'll the state. In securing the
alse OF this valuable collection for tl,..
school, for Il limited time, our pupils
will have a privilege enjoyed by but
II few OF the higher institutions OF
LEARNING in the state, and it is to he
hoped that it will he the means oi
inspiring Il love for the study OF he
natural sciences. At some jut ture
time the SHEAE will describe the col
lection more fully in detail.
The Camp Fire entertainment
given on Monday evening by the
Ladies OF the Presbyterian church,
and ably assisted by Major r. H
Hendcrshot, ''the Drummer Boy ol
the Rappuhannock," aud son, was
very successful and interesting. The
majorfuruished the greater part OF the
numbers. Among the pieces that
were very wildly executed and pre-
sented the subject in rpnarkabl,
real manner. were the imitation OF {,
railroad train, commencing with SLOW
puifs from the engine, gradually III
creasing to whir, passing through
tunnel, and ending up at the sta
ton; and the imitation of Il battle
representing the continuous roar o
the guns, with frequent crash OF can
non and bursting OF shells. Tn
majors son, j. c., is an efficient fifer
NOTICE..
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