Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-16

At the Pre.by terrain church next
Sub bath morning communion ser,
vices will be held. .Ss 8 j, n 4
go LOST A beayer cap, either on
the streets or on road running west
from Warren. Finder will. please
leave at Shear Office. .Ss
]. -. Pastor .lacobsonfrom Crookston
will preach in tile Scandinavian NJ !.
p. church next Sunday, III the fore
noon at 1870 O'clock aud at 9
o'clock p. N.
- At Opera house, Monday evening
Dec. 20, Asbj6rn sorteberg, the great
Halling dancer and Eiyind Aakhus,
the Hardanger violinist. Tickets at
Brady's store. ~:, E.> ....@..#S5
- Ottine Rokke, who left for Con
cordia college at Moorhead a short
time ago, came back on Tuesday on
account of typhoid fever being preva-
lent at that institution. She will re-
turn to the college during the winter
term. T. II : =. ?. H. , ,,.. J.
$50 DR.. r.. B.. Foster, the Grand
Forks dentist, was here:the fore part
Of the week and was kept busy as ev-
er. He will continue to make month
" visits to this city and while here
will be found at the Office Of Dr.. G..
S. Wattam. IN !s>'. ... ;@ Y s.
- The Evolutionary entertainment
given by Miss Mamie Gilbert on
Monday evening was not very we'll
appreciated by the large audience in
attendance. AS reader and reciter
she was a complete failure. That
such novice in the art should allow:
herself to be advertised as the "queen
of elocution" shows rather too much
cheek" She failed completely to
establish her claim to that distinction:
Upon petition of the Marshall
County bar, Judge Ives has fled All
order adjourning the adjourned o.
tober term of Court set for January II,
1898, sine die, and said term will be
held with the General March term to
be held on the End Monday in March,
1898, and all jurors called for the o.
tober term of Court shallappear before
said Court on the End Monday of
March, 1898. P.B. MALBERa,
Clerk OF. Court.
- The evolutionary entertainment
given by Miss Rose Evylene Knestrick
last Friday evening was very pleasing
and enjoyable. Miss Knestrick
proved that she possesses great skill
as reader and reciter, and that her
talents in this direction have been
improved by careful study and train
ing. The selections rendered were
we'll chosen and of lofty inspiring
character. Her rendition of LAD
die' and of ''No Sir" was about as
perfect as could be. AS reciter OF
pieces Of a descriptive nature, she ex-
GELS. >...<
The Story of Damon and Pythias.
+. Damon, senator and patriot, liv-
ing in the old Greek city Syracuse, is
caught in an attempt to murder the
"tyrant'' or king OF the city. Di,ny-
sius the Younger. He is sentenced to
death and meets his fate manfully.
Yet he should like to meet his wife
and child once more before parting
from life. He asks the tyrant to
grant him a respite OF three days, in
which to visit his dear ones.-In the
meantime his friend, Pythias, is to be
his security. Should Damon fail to
return in time, Pythias will have to
suffer death in Misplace: Thecynical
tyrant does not believe in friendship,
and grants the request, in the belief
that Damon shall make good his es-
cape and let Pythias meet thu death
intended for himself. On the third
day everything is ready for the exc
cution. Detained by unforeseen hind