Warren sheaf., 1896-12-17

Ladies, leave your orders at.
the new Bakery for Christmas dain.
ties. z5s,3 55
There will be early Christmas
morning seVice, 'Julotta in the
Scandinavian Methodist church at
six o'clock.
Julotta'' in the Swedish Luth.
church at six O'clock. Rev. Alfred
Bergin will conduct the services. In
the evening the children's Christmas
tree festival Will be held.
Peter Jul;n, of Marsh Grove,
didn't want to see the. children Of
Warren bereft Of the pleasure Of gath
ering around the Christmas tree this
year, though the times be hard, so he
brought in fine load Of trees on
Tuesday. He saidathey are hard to
get this year on account Of the deep
snow.
Mrs. u. Russell, Of Minneapo-
lis, district superintendent Of the Chill
dren's Aid Society, will be in Warren
next Sabbath to present the. cause Of
''the little ones" at the different
churches. This society is doing a.
grand work in caring for homeless
children, and has been instrumental
in placing several little ones in good
Christian homes right in our city.
"A valued subscriber in town OF
Excel writes as follows to the SHEAF:
Il like your paper very well. It was
on the right side at the last election"
Yes, the SHEAF was undoubtedly
right. and we are glad to learn that
many people in the county, even III
far away Excel, appreciate a paper
that boldly advocates princi pies
which it believes to be right, and for
Uie Oe1lcI1U OF the masses.
A meeting will be held in the
Presbyterian. church next Saturday
night Of those interested in organic
ing Literary Club, having for its
Immediate object to prosecute the
study of 6 Great Races Of Mankind" ),
as taken up in recent work by the
eminent hitorian, John Clark Rid
path. The study Of subject like
that that can not fail to be both inter-
esting and profitable, and Will be an
excellent way to spend the long win
ter evenings. Rev. Darling, who is
an adept student Of ihistory, is the
prime mover.
"A party Of forty two from Warren
went to Crookston on Monday even
ing, and came back full-fledged
American citizens in the morning.
Their names are as follows: Adolph
Franson, Erick Franson, G.. Eklund,
Axel Skoog, Isaac J. MCCLELLAN, Hans
Swanson, Carl Lind, Alfred Carlson,
John Olson, Ole L. Olson, Carl w.
Youngdahl, Oscar Peterson, Oscar E.
Peterson, F. A. Larson, C. j.. King
berg; "A. P. Peterson, john Ll1nd, M.
L. Larson, Carl Svenning, Andrew A.
Tangbakken, Iron Nelson, Charles
Wittensten, Louis Ostlund, Karinus
Negaard, LIP. Ekstrom, Andrew A..
Lindroth, John E. Koppong, Gustaf
Lindstrand, Ole Rodseth, Johan A..
Johnson, Lauritz Olson, Peter Nyland
M. J. Berget, P. Lindquist, John n.
Blawd, Valdemar Ehaust, G. q. Sam
uelson, John Onman, Jonas Erickson
Luther Furs,C. w. Nelson.
A young man by the name Of
Dennis O'Brien is now in the county
Jail to serve a sixty days sentence
imposed by a Justice OF the peace at
Thief Lake for cruelty tn animals.
The commitment is formidable le-
gal document and reads as follows:
Whereas at Justice court held at
my Office in said county, for the trial
OF Dennis O'Brien for the offense Of
cruelty to animals herein stated, the
said Dennis q: :Brien was convicted Of
having on the 25th day Of October
at the residence of Torres Trnftlin in