Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-02
Foster, DENTIST, coming again
June 8 and 9.

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! - Ole Thompson, of Fork, was in
town Tuesday.
Fence posts for sale at the Poop le' :
Trading Co.
Rev. G. G. Lindberg, OF Roseau,
arrived in town yesterday.
- Remember the State Farmers
Institute at Warren on June II.
&C. E. Tullar returned home last
Saturday from the State Universit y
at Minneapolis.
- John Erickson, a deaf mute,
from Spruce Valley, arrived this
morning from Faribault where he has
attended school.
- Leonard Erickson returned Sat-
urday morning from the Mo orheah
Normal School with the intention of
spending his vacat ton here.
- P. Fairweather, Of Euclid, was
in town the other day and left large
sum Of money, over thousand dol
lars, with the county treasurer in
payment of taxes.
A good soaking rain this morn
ing. Had some on Tuesday. Sure
ly, this is great growing weather.
The outlook for a big crop in the
Red river valley WAS never better.
DIR. FOSTER, the Grand Forks
dentist, will bein Warren Wednesday,
June 8, to remain two days. Up to
date dental work 1T reasonable pric-
es. Office with DR.. Wattam.
- Prof. Horace Goodhup, OF Garlic
ton College, spent Monday aud Tues.
day in our city in the interests OF
that institution, which is rapidly
forging to the front and is now one
OF the leading colleges OF the land.
A purse of money is being COL
lected to send to the patriotic Warren
boys who have gone to the war. They
are getting small salaries, and there
may be lots of little things which they
are in need of, and which are not fur
nished by the government. Let those
who remain at home show their ap-
probation of the boys. Contributions
may be left at Brady's or at the post
office.
"A young fellow, whose name we
are unable to learn, hired a team
from A. M. Shaw''s Livery last Satur-
day evening to drive out to dance
but as he didn't return at the stated
time, the fellows intentions in regard
to the team were suspicioned. In
quiries showed that from the dance
he had gone to Grand Forks, and
from there he was traced to Hallock,
where the horses we're secured on
Tuesday. The driver is said to have
made for Roseau county, where his
parents reside, and the deputy sher-
if at Stephen has gone to set him,
with view of teaching him to discri-
inmate more between his and other
peoples prope rty.
y Mr.. A. P. Mcintyre was around
last week getting signatures to a Pc
tition to the governor asking that
Marshall and Kittson counties be
given the privilege of organizing a
company under the new call for vol
unteers, and that he be appointed
captain of the company. The petit
ton was generally signed, we believe,
throughout the two counties, and Mr..
Mcintyre proceeded to. St. Paul to
lay the matter before the governor,
and by the exercise of his usual push
and diplomacy he virtually succeeded
in his MISSION. when the order came
from Washington directing that a
large portion of the men under this
call be mustered into regiments that
were short of the requisite number
under the previous call. AS almost
a thousand men are necessary to fill
out the regiments already organized
in this state it leaves only part of a
new regiment to be furnished by this