Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-18
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p - At the term OF court last week
there were 124 full citizens papers
issued.
Mrs. g. w. Carhart arrived from
the east Il few days ago. Mr.. Car
hart is expected here soon.
- Miss Maude Stansberry from
Wright Co. is here to spend a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Chester
Slice.
WANTED: Fifteen cords OF wood
ON subscription. If you owe the
t'printer haul in a load ofwood. Mar
ket price allowed.
- Meeting OF the members of the
Warren Board ofTrade at Edwardh's
hall, Saturday evening, March 20.
L. LAMBERsoN, Secretary.
-Mornirg sermon at the Presby-
terrain Church ON the coming Sab-
bath: some with God'. Evening
sermon: 'Building''. All are cordi-
Y ally invited.
%. G. Valtinson has the agency
for the Globe Fraternal Accident AS
ISOLATION, OF Minneapolis, and is
meeting with good success in his can
vass for memberships
- Capt. Virgins took his depart
ure from the city on Monday eve
ming. Miss Kate Dahlin also left at
the same time for Minneapolis, where
she is to go to school and fit herself
for active work in the army.
- A large number OF prominent
y Stephenites visited Warren last week,
. among them being John Hughes,
banker Yetter, R. A. Whitney, Peter
Lofgren, John A. Anderson, C. E.
Carlquist, Frank Russell and many
Others.
The county commissioners are
in session this week to act on appli-
cations for seed grain. The total
amount applied for far exceeds the
estimated need OF this county, and
a proportionate reduction must be
made in the amount granted each
applicant.
Call at the SHEAF News Stand
when you feel like having something
to read. All the leading magazines
Century, Harper's, Forum, ReTiew
OF Reviews, McClHre's, Cosmopoli-
tan, Munsey's, The Peterson, Nickel,
and Others, on sale at publishers
prices. The latest Fashion maya
zines on hand.
The dwelling house OF James K.
, Wood, in town Of McCrea, was con-
sumed by fire Monday. The fire
caught upstairs while the family were
eating dinner, and they had to get
out in great haste. Mr.. Wood was
< away from home at the time Only
a small part of the household goods
we're saved. The loss is partly COW
cred by an insurance of $500. To be
deprived OF a home at this season of
the year is a great misfortune.
- Those who did not attend the
concert given by Augusta Ohrstrom-
Renard and Rebecca Mckenzie at the
opera house last Saturday evening
missed as fine musical treat as has
been offered to the people of Warren.
No other musical tones can equal in
sweetness and beauty the well-trained
human voice, and the singing of these
{ two ladies was truly beautiful and
artistic. 1t is pity that the opera
house was not filled, and the fact
that it was not, does not speak well
for the musical taste of our people.
Had it been a rude, noisy nigger
show or other fake entertainment the
chances are that every seat would
have been occupied. Warren certain.
" needs to cultivate and improve
her musical taste, and this can be
done by listening to good artistic
music. Especially should the young,
oro stu1 vino music make IT. a