Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-27
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" ntOuey leduo III low UTiGoo.
The city election will be held
March 18th.
Judge C. S. Hull returned home
from the Red Lake reservation on
Sunday.
- We publish this week call for
a republican county convention to
be held at Stephen March 21st.
Fred Flanders returned last
week from his vacation and is back
to his place in Bank of Warren.
The lecture by c. D. Darling on
the subject, Sealing the Heavens, :"
was very interesting and instructive.
w. A. Case returned home Tues
day from St. Hilaire where he has or
gained a camp OF Modern Woodmen.
-Aparty Of Young people from
town drove out to Anders Erickson,
in Viking, last Sunday, and report
an enjoyable visit.
The Warren Board of Trade will
hold their annual meeting for elec-
ton of officers at Edwardh's hall on
Saturday evening, Feb. 20, at 8
o'clock p. m.
DIR. F. L. Norm, Swedish doctor,
from Ada, is coming to Warren and
will stay with c. J. Johnson, Svea
hotel, March End and Ord.
Greeley Carr, Of the Stephen
Leader, loft last week for Vancouver,
B. c., and from there he will go to
Los Angeles, CAL, and return home
by way of Mexico, Cuba, Patagonia,
and the South Pole. a.
Services at NJ. E. church next
Sunday. Subject, 1890 a. M: s'The
man who saw God.' 1870 p. M: can
Expected Friend.' A series of short
lectures on Modern American Saints,
are delivered on Thursday evenings.
Allare cordially invited.
4 -Crookston has been selected as
the place for holding the republican
convention to nominate congress-
man for the seventh district, and to
select two delegates to the national
convention. March 23rd is the date.
Marshall county is entitled to 8 dele
gates.
Mr.. John Peterson, who has been
a resident OF Warren during the past
IA years, left on Monday for West
Superior, Wis.,, with the intention of
making that city his future home.
Mrs. Peterson has been there with a
daughter since early in the fall. Sor-
ry to see good citizens like the Peter
sons leave our city.
"A brass band, known as the
Warren City Cornet Band, has lately
been organized, with the following
members: Nils Bystrom, president
and leader; L. B. Lindquist, secreta-
ry; Fred Swanson, instructor and
treasurer; Oscar Peterson, Aug.
Swanson, John Adolphson. o. f..
Dah]gren, Magnus Bystrom, Garfield
johnson, liver Winberg.
Mike Holm cameup from Rose eau
on Monday. He informs the SHEAF
that the new county is now in the
throes of a county seat war, the vote
on the question to be held some time
in the spring. Badger is the town
which is anxious to take the prize
away from Roseau. As the county
was originally constituted, Badger
was more centrally located, but with
the addition recently made, the city
OF Roseau becomes more central.
However, there are few settlers as
yet in the added territory.
&C. J. johnson, the other day, re-
turned from a two days trip in the
country in search OF fat cattle, and
he says that hardly any titfor butch
ering are to be found in the whole
county. Some farmers seem to have
the idea that grain fed to stock will
act as a poison, and they prefer to
sell it for Is cents bushel rather
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