Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24

Read Fl. I. GoIden's new atlyer-
sItisrment III this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. Raj ferty moved
back onto the farmllast week.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Runltom died last sunday.
IL YOU need fence posts, Tar.lsrtl,
has - lot .'fsnice cedar posts for sab.
cllr;tp. +.
=. Beautiful Metlstllions fre. at till.
Peoples Trading Co. store. Ask for
cash coupons.
| A. Garlnrg returned this ,uOrn-
ing from 4 trip to st. Hil,,ire, aud re-
ports that town ,.-boom;ny.
K."J. Taralseth's special brand
"Silver Leaf" -four is superior to any.
other made i'll the Northwest. Try it.
Among Odd Fellows attending
the funeral of Hugh Frank were T..
Morck and E. NJ. Stanton, of Argyle,
and J. V. F.. Wyatt, of Crookston.
Tho Peoples Trading Co. Store
have just received 5000 yds. Of good
quality heavy silk ribbon, which is
now placed on sale for less than one
half the usual price and value.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Albert@' L,,,.lg ren:
were given y pleasant surprise on Fri
day evening last week by large
number: OF their friends among the
young people. The evening was
spent in avery enjoyable manner with
games and other amnsements. An
elegant water set was presented to-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundgren III memory
Of the occasion. :: -, .:>ts.z
= A notice from the recruiting SER
vice Of the U,.sS army is posted up at
the post Office calling for able bodied
men of good character between q
and 80 years of age, to enlist in the
infantry or artillery. That looks war
like, to be sure. "Oh, if I only were
old enough" said patriotic Young
American of ten summers, when he
saw that notice. .-......
= Sheriff Green and Deputy Full
Ter arrived Tuesday from Saltwater,
where they brought the two prisoners
sentenced at the term of court. A
good joke is told of Sheriff Green
in connection with this trip: At St.
Paul he checked his satchel through
to Stephen, his old home, instead of
to- Warren, where: he now4liyes, and
doubtless will live for many years yet
because he is a very popular and
efficient county official.
= The Kindergarten class of the
Warren Public Schools will be started
April 4th and no pupils will b. receiv-
led after April 18th. The sessions for
this class will be from 10 AS q. M, to
El2, and parents are requested not to
Esend their children before 10: 30.
EChildren who were five wears oe age,
Eor older, Jan. l, 1893, will be elig;l,'e
to this class. The work taken I'D will
be such as to prepare the children
for next years work and parents are
urged to encourage habits Of regular
and punctual attendance.
H. 3. WH1rE,
S'up't.
- A notable wedding took place on
Monday, March 21st, in the town Of
Big Woods, at the residence Of Mr..
*. @. Knutson. Miss Mol]ie Knut-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. X. @.
Knutson was then united in marriage
to Mr.. Marshall Z. Hil]igoss, in the
presence of a large number of rela-
tives, friends and invited guests.
The happy couple were the recipients
of large number of useful and orna-
mental wedding presents. The bride
issan esteemed, intelligent and we'll
educated young lady, who for mum
Der Of years has been successful
teacher in the schools of Marshall
county, and the groom is a highly re-
spected, intelligent and capable
young man. The Shear, together