Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-09
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
Mrs. Sadie Childs arrived home

yesterday morning
p D. Titus, presi,l ent Of the
Chemical Manufnc turillg CO., Of SSiin-
neapolis, was in the cit y Tuesday
MARRIED: At the Swedish Luth
parsonage by Rev. "a. Mat tson, Dec
8, 1897, Karl 3 mil Konsurom to
Miss Lima Heinrich son.
Day r. Stacy, surveyor and civ.
il engineer, OF Thief River Falls, is
holding forth at the count y auditors.
office this week, engaged in the pre-.
paration 81 q county map Tor. the the
county. @ ass
A conundrum: How long is the
flax mill that stands on the loading
platform near the side track to re-
main where tits? It has been there
over a year now. Must have bee,l q
costly estment for some enc.
Since last publication licenses to.
we'd have been issued TO. Peder Stroln-
/ berg and Alvilde. A. Anderson, Eu-
gene 81. Besanc on and Huldah s
Nelson, August Carlson and Beret J
Hammer, Karl Emil konstrom and
Lima Henrikson. s.. Il. NJ.
- A terrible collision occurred on
the Great Northern a couple miles
below Barnesviille on Thursday night
last week. Both engines we're de-
molished, but miraculously no lives
were lost. On account Of the wreck
trains were about five hours late here
Thursday and Friday last week.
- DIED: Miss Gertie Isaacson died
at the home OF her parents, IN tow,
OF Augsburg, on Dec. 1st, 1897.
aged 70 years. Besides themembere
OF the family q large number Of friends
mourn her departure. The funeral
was held ON Monday afternoon, thi@
week. She was a sister Of a. B. Isaac
son, Register Of leeds Of ,thisoonnty.
Rev. a. Tornell has beenappoint-
ed postmaster at Viking post-ot fice,.
and the Office will be moved from
Morris Hanson's, in the northern
part Of the town, to Rev Tornell's
place, about AZ miles farther south.
Rev. Tornell will take charge Of the.
Office as soon as his commission ar
) riyes from Washing ton. ~5.
Services will be held in the M. f..
church next Sunday at the usual
4 hour. The new pews that have been
ordered for the church have not yet
arrived owing to a rush at the factory.
but they are expected before very
long. Beautiful new windows OF
stained glass i'll artistic designs have
also been ordered and will arrive
soon. When all the repairs are made
this church will be one Of the neatest
i aud suggest. in Jhispart Of the state.
K. j. Taralseth now has his gas
plant in running order and his large
and well stocked store is brilliantly
lit up evenings The gas is made
from naphta contained in a tank
outside. the building, and from there
it is conducted in q gaseous state in
TO the basement where it passes
through a generator, subjected to a
certain treatment, before being con-
Quoted in pipes to the burners, which
are Of special construction. The
{ LIGHT is bright, white, steady and
very pleasing, very much superior to
the old style lamps, and better even
than electric lights. S.3
Mr.. u. Henderson has received
1. letter from Graceville. Mimi. giving
the experience Of that city intl'e mat
I ter Of electric lighting. That town
owns it's own water and lighting
+ slant. and as far as furnishing cheap
electric light is concerned, IS beat ting
the record ofall towns in the North
& vest. It has q rate Of FAX cents per
light per month when less than y
lirhts are taken, and if more, at the
rate 81 IL cents per month. The
plant cost somewhat over %, 600:
Instead 81 being run at 9 loss, the