Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-03-26
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whitney leads III low prices.
Winter still fingers in the lap of
spring.
= Bruce Stallberg, of Viking, went
to Staples on Monday.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Naylor visited
friends in Crookston over Sunday.
- The board of county commits
siohers are in session at the court
house to-day.
H. G.. N@seth, farmer and politi-
clan, of the town of Big foods, spent
Tuesday night in town.
- Albin Allen, lately from East
Union, Carver Co., Mimi, is the new
deputy in the Clerk of Courts Office.
Prof. White is booked for a pa
per on vertical Writing at the
teachers convention to be held in
Crookston next week.
- The Autograph Letter will be
presented by home talent at the OPP
era house on Friday evening, April 3,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church.
John G.. Rue and wife got back
on Monday from Michigan. where
they have spent the winter. They
say they prefer Minnesota winter
weather every time to the kind they
have there.
j. W. Ross, architect, Of Grand
Forks, stopped few hours in the
city yesterday on his way from Hal
lock, where he had been to submit
plans for $15,0 900 court house to
be built by Kittson county.
college Chums is the title of one
OF the plays OF the O'Malley Lyceum
Theater Company to be given at
the Warren Opera house. The com
pany is booked for two nights at
Warren, Saturday and Monday.
!: Dom miss the fun, Il;
Judge L. R. Lakin on Saturday
evening last suffered a stroke of apo
plexy, which resulted in paralysis of
the right side OF the body, His con-
dition was critical for time, but we
learn that he is better now. Mrs.
Lakin was summoned by telegram
and she is expected to arrive in the
city to-day.
- A Farmers railroad meeting
will be held at the house of Peter
Bjorklund, on Lower Snake, on Tues
day, March 81, 1896, at 2 o'clock
sharp. Mr.. Hines will be present to
address the meeuing: Every farmer
in the vicinity ought to turn out
and do all in his power to help along
the great undertaking.
TT. O'Malley Lyceum Theather
company will give two performances
in Warren at the Opera House on
next Saturday and Monday evenings.
This company is being very highly
spoken OF in places where they have
appeared, and the people Of Warren
will now have an opportunity to hear
something good in the theatrical line.
- The political ball was started
a-rolling in Warren last Thursday
evening, when the republicans held
their primary election for choosing
delegates to the county convention
at Stephen. Ct. s. Wattam was chos-
en- chairman, W. J. Brown clerk, and
C. L. Stevens and G. A. Aubol Judges
of election. The following delegates
were elected: J. P. Easton, P. H.
Holm, A. Grindeland, A. B. Nelson,
W. N. Powell and C. L. Stevens.
&C. F. Slice: There is a Young
Mems Christian Association about to
be organized in Warren. What bet
ter investment could the business
men of the city find, than to fit up
two or three rooms, say a parlor and
reading room, with library and a
room fitted up with a few light gym
nasium apparatuses? This could be
accomplished by donations in the
way of books, etc, and the ladies