Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-06
.E"teredat the Post tnceat Warren as SECOND
Glass MailMatter.
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
AlANTED:-I want to buy 100 loads
~ OF boulders or stones.
X. j TARALsETH.


Mayor Lamberson expects soon
to5start ona a southern trip. At Chi.
5cago he will be Joined hy Hon. B. G
Gill, who will make the trip with him.
Clerk Of Court Malberg reports
1856 births and 127 deaths in Mar.
shall county during the year 1895.
In Warren the births number 80 aud
the deaths 10. 4.,
- 1t looks as ii the year 1896 will
go down into history as the year
without any winter. We have had
no real cold winter weather yet, and
in a few weeks more spring vii! be
here.
= Dr.. |. j. MCCLELLAN arrived home
on Tuesday. He says there was no
snow in Philadelphia or New York,
but lots OF disagreeable weather and
that by far he prefers the climate OF
the Red River valley.
"A. basket sociable will be given
for the benefit Of the Young Ladies'
Sewing Society of the Norw. Luth.
church, Tuesday evening, Feb. II,
at the residence of K. j. Taralseth.
All are cordially invited.
The firm OF Powell & Larson,
hardware dealers, was dissolved last
week by mutual consent, w. n. Pow
ell having bought out the interest of
his partner, Louis Larson, and will
continue the business as heretofore.
Mr.. Larson will probably enter OIL
some Other business ia this city in
the near future.
Prof. Whittier, the Oculist-Op
tician. has had his office full ever
since he came Monday, and more are
consulting him daily. 1t affords the
people Of Warren an excellent opror-
tunit.y to have their eyes properly
httend. d 70, and at less expense than
70 90 away. He will remain here I'M
til and inrluding Saturday, Feb. Is.
His hours are from 8 Il. m. to D. m.
Consultation free.
NJ. A. Stocklnnd, OF Oak Park.
W rs in town Monday. He told the
SHEAF that he surprised his wife vi til
II strange Christmas present that
has been tie talk of the neighbor-
sooI ever since 1t WAS a little, BOY,
2A years old, one OF the children of
G. NJ. Johnson, of McCrea, whose
wife died last spring Mr.. and Mrs.
Stocklun,l have adopted the Iittl
fellow as their son.
- The following marriage licenses
have been issued at the clerk O
courts Office since last publicat tion
of the SHEAF: Francis A. McClernon
to Isabella Lowe, OF Stephen; Ed
ward ". Copp to Hannah NJ. Robin
son, Of Excel; Toilet A. Bagaas to
Christine Lovise Anderson, of Wan.
ger; Fred johnson to Hiida j ohnson.
OF Holt; Martin Soberg to Julia G.
Baarson, OF Marsh Grove.
= IL. Steenerson returned this
morning from st. Paul. where he ap.
peared for Rev. Randahl in the libe1
suit against the Augustana book
concern, OF St, Paul. The jury yes
tprday brought in q verdict for the
defendant. Rev. Randall has brought
other suits ngainst the conference
and the synod to compel them to re
instate him in the active work Of tht
Lutheran church. Trib
une.
= The fish pond social to be give1
at the residence of &. G. Wincllpst,
on Tuesday evening, Feb. II, give
every assurance OF being one of th
happy social events that no one il
afford to miss. NOTE: The youns
ladies are requested to bring will
them a lunch for two, the gentlemen
a 25c for two. The amusement be
gins with the fshing for lunch and /
partner, and continues through th
entire evelling. II you can not brin.
IL lunch box, come anyhow, as ther
will be number in reserve. All stu
dents and young people between tn
ages OF fifteen and sixty years ar
cordially welcome.
- The annual meeting OF the Gran
berry Culture Company was held a
Warren last Friday, and the follow
i ing officers were elected: L. Lumber
son, president; L. 2. Stone, q
Crookston, vice-president; w. +
Powell, secretary, and d. A. Whitne,
treasurer. l.. Lamberson, w. I
Powell, y. A. Whitney, L. Lougl
ridge, i. e. Ostron, A. Giindeland
w. N. Powell, G. G. Winchester, +,
/ Warren; Geo. A. Ralph, N. P.Stonv
OF Crookstoh; and james Compto
land f. J. Evans, OF Fergus Fs,lls
were elected on the board Of diret
tors. The company will begin nctiv
operations next spring to develo
the property. At least 40 acres {
| the marsh will be subdued and pr
pared for the planting OF vines as
starter to determine the prospects {
j the business. 1t is claimed that tb
7, company has the most favorably Ii
G lted property for cranberry cultur
to be found in the United States, an
honco oyracf IN 4 ;r,n = ~ ;r,ooo;x,n how