Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-25
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,;las 5 Mail Matter.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.


Chris Halsa is in Dakota check
ing out the company's elevators
there.
Service at the Norwegian Luth.
church next Sunday morning at 1920
by Rev. Skunes
The dwelling house of Mr.. Hol-
son, in Vega, was destroyed by fire
last Saturday. No'insurance.
- Services at the Presbyterian
church on the coming Sabbath. Sub
ject of the morning sermon, ''Moun-
tain Climbing In the evening a
popular sermon, ''Our Failures and
Successes.
ID. A. Whitney left last Saturday
evening for St. Paul to have an oper-
alton performed. When he arrived
home few weeks ago. he was, ap-
parently, in excellent health, but his
old malady soon came back, compel
ing him to leave home again. His
wife and daughter accompany him.
DR.. Foster, dentist, of Grand
Forks, made his first visit to our city
- this week and he wishes us to state
that it was highly satisfactory and al
so that he is much pleased with the
thrifty appearance of our town. His
next visit viii be in May. He is
skilled in his profession and will
guarantee satisfactory dental work.
-E.J. Hazeltine, the market gard
ener of Euclid, was in the city Mon
day. MIR. Hazeltine wishes to inform
the people of Warren that he intends
to make regular trips here the COM
ing summer, as he did last year, and
will furnish all kinds OF garden stuffs
in their season at right prices.
Coroner l. J. MCCLELLAN drove out
to Spruce Valley Monday evening to
investigate the shooting OF A. J.
Barnum reported by our Spruce
Valley correspondent. He found it
to be case OF suicide. The doctor
says that many improvements are
being made in the country, especially
in Spruce Valley. Large new houses
and barns are in the course OF erec-
ton on many farm.
Sheriff Green went to Argyle
Tuesday after two prisoners to be
placed in the county jail. One OF
them, William Rogers, has been sen
fenced to 20 days for assault and
battery, and the other to await the
action of the grand jury for assault
with knife. The trouble occurred
on Monday, too much Argyle tangle
foot being the cause, and MIR. Boyce,
the village marshal, is the one they
tried to do up. The men are hall
breeds from Big Woods. A third
brother was in the melee, but he paid
his fine and was released. James
Rogers lost his wife and two children
in February.
The Willing Workers will give
an entertainment at the opera house
Friday evening, March 26. The so
ciety is composed OF 19young ladies
Thorough and special preparati o1
has been made. Charming1y beauti
full tableaux. Thrilling scenes, mu
steal choruses. No pains has beer
spared. A delightful time is guaran
teed. Do not fail to come. Th,
program is as follows:
ACTI.
l. Greeting Song-19 Girls in Chorus.
g Quarrel Scene from Julius Cesar -Sfarcu
Brutus, A. Grindeland Caus Cassius. G. D. Dal
ling. It
3. Tableau. Guiding Angel-Miss Grace Cha
pin and Miss Edith Sinclair. -..-
A. Tableau, Rock Of Ages-Niss Allie Enei
and Miss Leta Cross. III j. ..e- .s-. 4 -@
s. Chorus. Sleighing Song-1s Girls. ~.
6. OratiOn-C. D. Darling. .,.*s
7. Tableaux. Protection-Misses Bessie Col
don. Maude Wees. Sadie Gordon.
49, -.. a5 ~~ ACT II.
8. Chorus-19 Girls.
9. Tableau. statuary-Misses Orrell Jerru.
Eta Brady. Bertha Loughridee. 50
10. Scene, The Growing of the Ansel-Misse
Ida Farrell. Florence seeley. Helen Cross, Flor
Henderson, Leora Easton. Edith Sinclair, MAJ
guerite MCCLELLAN. and Mr. w. F. Powell.
IL. Medley-19 Girls. "a. =, So
alton