Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-02
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Whitney leads in low prices.
pr. J. s. Chaplin, OF Euclid, was
in tho city Tuesday.
IN. A. Ahlberg, OF New Folden,
transacted business ut Warren on
Tuesday.
- Miss Jennie Person, Of Vega.
lett for Staples, MIMI, on Tuesday
to visit friends.
Mrs. 4. Dady will entertain the
Wednesday club on Wednesday even
lns' January 18th.
- Invitations are out for y bon.
qnet and ball to he given by the
warren l. 0. 0. F., No. 227, at the
Opera house on january 3rd.
Warren +. Wood and Wm. Tripp
h"ve secured a large logging con-
tract from the Meel.ans, about two
million feet to cut, east OF Red Lake
-W.A.Case, deputy eadcounsel Of
the Modern Woodmen OF America. left
Monday night for Red Lake Falls.
where he will organize a camp Of "a
members.
Thomas Elliott and Sam Rookie
sntend to erect a saw mill at a point
along the right of way OF the Hines
railroad in the Red Lake country,
and turn out lumber this winter.
President D. W. Hines Of the
Farmers r. r. spent Il few DAYS in
town this week. He is an energetic
zn"n in whom fill confidence can he
placed. Let Us give him our sup
port.
Revival Services will be commenc
ed On Sunday next at the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church, to be contin-
ued each evening during the week
commencing at 1870. \ hearty invi-
tation is extended to all.
THos. BILLINGS, Pastor.
A friend has received news from
C.E. Lundquist, formerly of Warren,
now of Hawle.y, Mimi, stating he is
Papa' OF q baby girl, their first.
born born last Wednesday, Dec. 81,
at 4:25 p. m, and the genial Charlie
is six inches taller in consequences.
Mr.. n. D. Mosher, OF Rke Lake,
Ainn., is here this week settling I'D a
real estate deal. He has sold his
aarm north OF town to c. W. Abra.
hanson. 1t is II years ago since
Mr. Mosher was in Warren, and he
says the town has changed so much
since then that he didn't known the
place, and the change in the sur,
rounding country is no less marked,
Now nessrly all the land is under cul.
tivation, and dotted with happy
homes, while then it was only bleak
prairie.
Eli Steenerson has some land in
section 2, town 40, range 80, near
Medicine Lake, in what is called the
Black Duck country. It is on the
proposed Farmers Railroad, and
MIR. Steenerson expects to make q
townsite at that place, and proposes
to call it Eli. He says there is good
land there, and already there Are
honesteads settled around his place
There is good farming land as well
as timber, and some OF the finest
meadows in the Northwest. The
wood growth contains pine, birch
spruce, poplar and other woods in
abundance. There are numerous
fine streams and lakes in the vicinity
OF the coming "Eli," containing good
water and plenty Of fish.-Crookston
Tribune.
III. J. Beardmore informs the
llIc ldFllleTS Ill the COW1
OF Sandsville have subscribed fol-
H,4OO of stock in the Duluth &
North Dakota R. r. and also given
$SO.75 rs a cash donation. That is
well done, indeed, for small and
sparsely settled town, and if every
town would do as we'll, the building
OF the road would be a very easy
matter. Let every town for which
csnvassers have been appointed take
hold in earnest and help the enter
prise along, now when help will do
the most good. In town OF Viking,
also, every farmer has contributed
at least IS for each quarter section
owned, and good reports have come
from several other towns. Push the
good work! That railroad must be
bnilt this year.