Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-15
a fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. =. Slee On Sunday last.

simon warning has been ap-
pointed postmaster IN Excel, Mar.
shall county.
~ A. r. Butler, a printer, formerly
with the Fisher Bulletin, is visiting
his brother George Butler.
| - Mrs. c. S. Hull displays fine
collection OF flowers in the office OF
Judge Hull in the SHEAF building,
Rev. O. S. Werner, who a few
years ago was the pastor of the Swed-
ish Luth. church in this city, has tax
course in medical college at Mil
waukee since he left here, gradual
ing this spring. .::.,-..
The family of Judge Lakin ar
rived last Saturday and will make
their home on the farm. Glad to see
them with us again, and still more
that they have decided to become
permanent citizens of this county.
Welcome, thrice welcome!
- The weather since last issue. has
been a little cool, sometimes cloudy,
but no rain except a little on Mon
day. Since then we have had sun
shine and good drying weather. The
fields are getting in good condition,
and next week seeding will become
general about Warren. A few have
already commenced. 1t is long since
we had a spring that opened up more
favorable.
- The Warren Lawn Tennis asso-
citation held its regular annual meet
ing on the 9Th day of April and elec-
ted the following officers: President,
W. A. Knapp; secretary and treasur-
er, VIM. J. Brown. The association
wishes it understood that the courts
of this association are constructed for
the use of members only, and no 9TH
er person is expected to use the same
except by invitation.
- Charles Burseth returned last
Friday from a trip to the Twin cities
and other points. He has been for
tunate in securing a contract with
the Mccormick company as their COL
lector for another year. Quite few
changes have been made in the per-
sonnet OF the force this year, and
many older men in their service were
laid off, but the company evidently
know good man when. they have
him. Mr.. Burseth will have Marshall
and Kittson counties as his territory
as heretofore, and will make Warren
his headquarters.
A. J. Clark, the veteran journal.
list, who was we'll known in this coun-
ty and the whole northwestern part of
the state, has passed to the great be-
You'd in the state of Missouri. He
founded the Stephen Leader, Roseau
Region, and we believe also the Ar
gyle Banner, and at one time owned
the SHEAF. Many pungent para
graphs flowed from his facile pen.
He was also a lawyer, though of late
years he had not practiced much.
His career now closed has been event
full. Like all men he had his failings.
Now Andrew Jackson Clark is no
more. Drop wreath and tear upon
his grave. ..@
The following persons received
certificates from the High School
Board, at the first examination 49, =.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR: Ole Abelson,
Freddie Eneix, Albert DahIquist,
Carl Dahlquist, Kaja Kurz, Jennie
Scarf.
ARITHMETIC: Carl Dahlquist, Wal
ter Whitney, Florence Brown, Esther
Dagoberg. @
o. s. History: Nellie Chaplin,
Hannah Munson, Eric Bystrom.
GEOGRAPHY: Alfred Abelson, Ole
Abelson,, Harry Beardmore, Rosa
Bradley, Magnus Bystrom, James
Carleton, Dana Easton, James
Frank, Jennie Scarf, :Efie Wilson.
ENGLISH COMPOSITIONS: Maude
Brown.