Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03
Entered at the Post Oniceat Warren ~ secOnd
Observation-Disclosures.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Warren b. Wood lett for WiscOn-
sin last Monday on visit.
Miss Maybell Fawcett spent
Thanksgiving with friends at Foss-
ton.
- Miss Johanna Mcleod spent
Thanksgiving with her brother, prin-
cipal Mcleod, Of the Stephen school.
Student n. j. Sandberg closes
a term Of school in the Dalquist dis
trict in the town of Warrenton this
week.
Communion services at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning.
Union platform Christian Endeavor
meeting at NJ. +. church in the eve
ming. All are earnestly invited to
attend.
"A grand ball will be given at the
opera house on Friday evening of this
week, under the management of G..
Morkassel and P. Eckstrom. Good
music and caller secured. Admission
SOC couple. Everybody welcome.
j. Gillespie, OF the Stephen Farm,
recently sold two fine bred bulls.
One went to Warren and the other
to the Wheeler farm. Yet there is
some people. who contend that adj
vertising don't stephen Leader.
Editor c. c. Knappen, Of the
Fisher Bulletin, was snowbound here
On Thanksgiving Day and had to
spend several days in the city. He
didn't seem to mind it much, however,
but on the contrary appeared
thankful.
The Supper and Auction Sale at
the opera house on Thanksgiving
evening Melted the ladies OF the
Swedish Luth. church the snug sum
OF $l12, which is very good consider
ing the storm which prevented a
large attendance.
Martin Sanaker, the banker, at
Fisher, Mimi, committed suicide by
shooting himself on Sunday morning
last. His business affairs were in ex-
cellent shape, it is said, and the cause
OF his sad deed is attributed to i'll
health. Mr.. Sanaker was born at
Calmar, Winnisheik Co., Iowa, 38
years ago and has lived at Fisher
during the past seventeen years.
The past month has been the
coolest November in the memory Of
the Coolest inhabitant. 1t has been
steady cold weather with no ''snow
ball'' days mixed in between. This
cold, crisp, brazing, invigorating at
mOsphere is conducive to health,
they tell us, and it is noteworthy
fact that very little sickness has en-
listed during the past month. We
have also more snow than has sell
dom, if ever, been seen at this time of
the year. A "white winter is the
sign OF a bountiful crop, they tell us,
and we all hope that is true.
The farm residence OF Mrs. Smell
ling, a widow residing at Angus, Mimi,
was totally destroyed by fire this
morning together with it's entire con-
tents. The hired man, John Subalic,
arose at daylight and prepared to do
the chores. The lantern was empty
and he attempted to fill itwhile burn
ing. By mistake the man got hold
OF a gasoline can and the result was
a terrific explosion. Subalic was
blown clear through window, and
badly burned about the face and
hands. He is also cut quite severely
on the neck, one piece OF glass mar
rowly missing the iuglar vein. He
had presence of mind to roll in the
snow and extinguish his burning
clothing. Every light OF glass in the
building was broken out by the ex-
plosion. The family sprang from
their beds and jumped from the win
dows in their night clothing as the
house was filed with fame in an
instant. Not an article was saved