Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-05-05
Entered at the Post Otfceat Warren as SECOND
Glass MailMatter.
GIeaningstas,se'"' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
F. w. Woodward, of Eau Claire,


G. S. Halsa is at Donaldson,
Kittson county, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. >Ralston left
for st. Paul on Tuesday evening.
= w. A. Wallace got back this
morning from visit at Crookston.
= M. C. Farrell. brother OF D. Far
rell, arrived from the south Monday.
= Mrs. G.. A. Tullar left last Fri
day for the Twin cities to visit her
soDs. ..'... .e~..
= Rev. A. Mattson will conduct
services in town of Viking on Sunday
forenoon, May s.
- Harold Royem has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff in place Of
Lewis A. Nelson, who has joined the
army.
The much wished for rain came
Friday and Saturday last week, and
consequently farmers and everybody
else feel happy. 1t was fine rain
and will give the wheat a good
start.
1t is reported that Zach Bole-
man, who was a laborer in this vicin-
ity last year, was brought into
Crookston the other day with a
broken leg, the result of an accident
at Bagley's lumber camp. 81. -
Three of the Warren boys who
went to Crookston to join the COM
pany returned the following day,
viz: Frank Ferguson, Peter Ho1an
and Norman Ross. 1t was impossi-
BILE to take all who offered their ser.
vices. r. ., .-'' -"
- Last Friday Guy A. Aubol
passed another mile stone3in his life,
and in commemoration Of the event
be invited q large number Of friends
$780,
to his rooms over the store in the
evening to enjoy q very delightful
smoke social. His numerous friends
wish him many such happy occasions.
commencing on Monday, May
I'd, the Argyle Newfolden stage will
be run daily instead OF t,i-weekly.
Business is increasing on that line
and consequently a daily mail is re-
quired. G. F.. Williams will continue
to have charge OF the line, and will
be ready to carry passengers both
ways.-Argyle Banner.
There will be a sMaine Memori-
al service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening Judge
Grindeland, Prof White and others
will speak. At the request OF the
army officials a collection will be
taken to help erect a monument to
the memory Of the men who lost their
lives IN the Maine disaster.
- VIM. J. Brown has written Gov.
Clough in regard to establishing
militia company at Warren. The
governor has replied that the list for
the two new regiments is already com
plete, but should there be call for
additional troops our county will be
given the preference whenever it be-
comes necessary to organize new COM
panies.
At a meeting of the Board of
Education held last night the follow
ing teachers we're reelected for the
coming school year: Prof. n. d..
White, superintendent and principal,
at his present salary Of 5000 per year !:
Miss Maybell Fawcett, assistant
principal, at her present salary Of $50
per month; Miss Hannah Mcleod,
Miss Nettie Solum, Miss Edna Ten
nison and Miss Lizzie M. Naylor, at
salaries of $45 per month.
The pupils OF the public schools
have been asked to contribute their
mite to the Maine memorial fund for
the erection Of a suitable monument
in memory Of the brave sailors who
persisted on that ill-fated ship in Ha-
yana harbor. A valuable lesson in
patriotism will thereby be taught
and WILDLY impressed upon the