Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-04
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

- Service Of Sacred Song at the II.
r. Church next Sunday eve. -e.-,..,e~-,
-"Hester Thorne'' defes the vii
lain. Friday eat the Opera house.
Lookout for. the Willing Work
ers. They will let something drop
soon. ~.
Mat Naylor,' the poetical pro-
tege, is full OF fine ideas. Keep your
eye on him. #
Citizens Caucus at Court House
Hall this evening. Polls open from
Z 80 to s 80 o'clock.
-"Amos Gaylord" is the only one
who could unearth the plot Of the vii
lain. Come and see how it is done.
- The Salvation Army is holding
largely attended meetings in the
Scandinavian M. E. church this week.
-"Bnd OF Hilsen'' is an attractive
little religious monthly published at
New Folden, Mimi, in the Norwegian
language, by s. Tunheim.
-"Grace Ingalls, the young lady
artist, finds a home at last. To the
untiring efforts OF this young lady
you owe your evenings entertain
ment.
A musical treat will be given the
people OF Warren and vicinity by the
appearance Of the distinguished dra-
matte soprano, Augusta Ohrstrom-
Renard, and the new lyric star, Re-
becca Mckenzie, at the Opera house
on Saturday evening, Mar. -, S:15p.
m. Tickets 25c and Csc, at Brady's.
- On Saturday evening while the
flyer was making the run home from
St. Vincent one of the side bars of
the engine broke. and punched a hole
in the cab smashing the seat on which
Engineer Winny was sitting. Win
ney's pants were somewhat defaced
but he escaped bodily injury
Crookston Tribune. u r.. ~ So
Owing to SO few members being
present, the annual meeting of the
Warren Board Of Trade last Saturday
evening was adjourned until next
Saturday evening, March 6, at which
time nine directors will be elected and
other matters pertaining to the inter
ests of the city discussed. The meet
ing will be held at Edwardh's Hall,
and all who have the good of the city
at heart should make it a point to be
present. .-." ,@- ~..
The lecture, ':Great Deeds OF
Great Men, by Rev. C. D. Darling,
at the Presbyterian church on Fri
day evening last, was very interest
ing and instructive. 1t could not
fail to be a source OF inspiration and
help to the young, as it placed before
them high ideals. In eloquent Ian
guage the speaker painted before his
audience scenes and Incidents in the
lives OF prominent men, that in q
striking manner revealed their char
acter and greatness. ..$e .> -. sss. =
The people Of Warren will be af-
forded an opportunity to enjoy
something fine in the theatrical way
on Friday evening, March 9Th. The
Warren Dramatic Company has
thoroughly rehearsed that popular
play, ''Above the Clouds, and ecid.
ed to present it at the Opera House
Oh that evening. The parts have
been assigned with a great deal Of
care, and every one who participates
is highly competent to sustain the
character assumed. The cast oil
characters is as follows -
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Philip Ringold, "Crazy Phil.
"a Mountain Hermit Mr. l.. LAMBERsoN
Alfred Thorpe, City Nabob. G. W. WALsTRoM
Amos Gaylord, q Country a
Gentleman. d. FARRELL
Howard Gaylord, his Son. S. b. WALKER
Titus Turtle, GOurmand. b. II. MUMFORD
Curtis Chapman, "Chips in the
Rough" A. A. HARRIS
Nat NaylOr, Thorpe's Protege. w. A.. KNAPP