Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-10
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II you need fence posts, Tara]seth
has lot Of nice cedar posts for sale
cheap.
Beautiful Medallions free at the
Peoples Trading Co. store. Ask for
cash coupons.
Service in the Norwegian Luth.
church next Sunday at 1880 p. m., by
Rev. L. NJ. Skunes.
K. J. Taralseth's special brand
E'Silver Leaf" -four is superior to any
other made in the Northwest. Try it.
49, MARRIED: In town of Oak Park,
by Rev. A. Mattson, on March S, 1898,
Miss Christina Nordlund to Mr.. Mar
kus Hoglund, both of this county.
- Those of our foreign-born citi-
zens who have not taken out their Sec
ond naturalization papers should not
fail to do so at the term of court next
week.
Otto Stoltz, of Argyle, came to
this city Monday and purchased a
farm lying west OF Argyle, from Il
MIR. NORM, q relative of John kivel.
Thief River Falls Press.
W. A. Knapp arrived Friday with
q car of farm horses. As far as We
are able to learn they are by far the
best car that has ever come to War
rem, being young and sound.
49, The term of District Court for
Marshall County will convene at
Warren on Monday next week. The
calendar is quite lengthy and court
will remain in session all week and
perhaps longer.
ID. Is. Bake, the Ntw 'olden mer-
chant, farmer and general hustler,
was in the city Monday, doing busi-
ness with W. II. Klukman, who is re-
presenting the dry goods firm OF
Wyman, Partridge & Co.. of Mime
apolis.. D. B. ordered a large stock
OF goods for his store.-Thief River
Falls Press.
- The following village officers
were elected in Argyle without oppo-
sition on Tuesday this week: Hans
L. Melgaard, president; Jas. Fore
man, II. G. Walker and Henry Mil
Ter, trustees; B. F. Bivins, recorder
P. s. Nelson, treasurer; Geo. w.
Peck, justice of the peace; Albert
Pouliot, constable.
Otto ROLLS, of ROLLS P. O., Mar
shall Co., was in the city the first OF
the week. He is located about ten
miles southeast OF Ware p. O., and
has succeeded in securing the location
of post office at his residence, which
bears his name. He has also opened
a store and took home load OF
goods.-Thief River Falls Press.
AT the citizens caucus on Thurs
day evening the following candidates
were placed in nomination for city
officers: Mayor, W. F. Powell; Al
dermen, W. F. Flanders, NIL. Larson,
Aug. Lundgren; Recorder, A. B. Mel
son; Treasurer, H: H. Wood; Justice
Of the Peace. j. P. Easton; Constable,
Peter @. Erickson. In addition to
the above, K. ]. Taralseth and John
f. Ostrom have been: placed in the
Aeld by their friends as candidates
for aldermen, and Eugene Dady as q
candidate for constable. .......E
County Auditor Holsn informs
the SHEAr that the March settlement
just completed was the largest in the
history of the county. There were
SIS, 426.76, renewed from current tau
collection, mostly personal property
taxes paid since Jan. LIST, and ST.
lO1 "A Of delinquent taxes, total Of
$40. 1882 that were distributed to
the different funds. The county f.
nances are in satisfactory condition
In the county revenue fund, there are
at present SIS, 626.38, without reckon
mo the amount added to it by this