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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22
COUNTY SAFE BURGLARlZED.

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The safe in the county treasurer's
office was burglarized ON Monday
night this week and about $175 of
the county's money taken therefrom.
When county treasurer Dahlgren en-.
tered the office on Tuesday morning
he found the door of the safe open
and Z or 8 dollars in change scatter
ed about on the floor and table,
showing that the culprit must have
been in too great a hurry to get
away with his spoils. Entrance had
apparently been made into the build
ing by climbing over the transom
over the door in the auditors of
flee. The job of opening tlesafe had
evidently been done by some one
familiar with the condition OF the
lock. Some time ago county treas
urer Dahlgren was unable to open
the safe and an expert was sent for.
In order to get at the combination
this expert drilled a small hole above.
the dial, and the burglar had clliseled
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away a piece off the metal rim that
covered this hole through which the
combination could be opened by II
wire. But even after having secured
,i.ccess te, the. combinations in this
manner the opening Of the safe, it is
claimed, can not i've accomplished by
everyone, ut least without expert
menting some time. No clue has yet
been obtained as to the identity of
the burglar. 1t is lucky for the
county that no more money was Sc
cured. Mr.. Dahlgren had deposited
about 5000 in the banks the day
ore.-LArER: After figuring up
more closely MIR. Dahlgren says only,
1853 in money were stolen. : ~
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WARREN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

If there is one thing more than an
other OF Which the people OF Warren
are proud, it is their excellent public
schools. The school house is, rs it
should be, the most conspicuous
building in the town. The cut above
gives but a faint idea OF it's appear
ance. 1t is Il two story solid brick
building with basement and stone
foundation, containing eight large,
handsome school rooms, besides the
principals room. The building is
heated by steam, both. direct and
indirect radiation being applied,
and provided with an almost perfect
system of ventilation. 1t is mod
ern school building in every respect.
The people of Warren appreciate the
value that good school has to a
community and they have always
been willing to tax themselves liber-
ally for it's support. A good school
is the best kind Of advertisement for
a town.
The Warren school is State High
School and as such is receiving the
$500 annual state aid given by the
state to schools maintaining a COM
plete high school course. All branch
ss: required for first grade teachers
certificate are taught, and its gradu-
ates are entitled to admission to the
State University without further ex7
animation. The course Of study be-:
low the High School embraces eight
grades where thorough instruction is
given by competent and experienced
teachers in all the common school
studies. The school is fairly we'll
supplied with necessary appliances.
It has we'll selected circulating, and
reference library of about 600 vol
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VIKING.
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, . ,.'a+s ...1 III. e Decs los AofCs
Most all OF the Vikings have now
gone into winter quarters, that is,
settled down to the everyday rou-
tine of farmers chores, hauling
wood, or an occasional trip to town
for the purpose OF replenishing the
pantry shelves.
A wedding has this day taken
place at the home of p. j. Drotts.
The contracting parties are Mr.. o.
car Drotts, the son ofNP. j. Drotts,
and Miss Hilda Samuelsen, eldest
daughter of MI. and Mrs. N. a..
Samuelspn, sec, ii, this town. We
regret. our neglect of being present
ut the. wedding, where undoubtedly
q wedding fenst was given. on the
one side. stryiceable and nice presents
and congratulations on the other,
and friendship on both.
The family Of Mr.. Willie Nelson,
who has resided in Warren, moved
out here a week ago last Friday, We
think. Mr.. Nelson. has bought a
quarter section Of land insec 90, and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

CHRIST came upon earth to teach
men how to love God and how to love
one another. At this holy Christmas
tide let us endeavor to follow his
teachings. Let us Danish strife and
contention from our hearts, forgive
those who may have wronged us, do
good to all about US, and endeavor to
make them happy. And let us not
forget to make the hearts of the child
rem glad. May the little ones carry
away many sweet memories from the
Christmas of 1893.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

umes, besides a large number of sup
Elementary reading books in the
grades. The collection of physical
and chemical apparatus is not yet
very large, but is being added to as
found necessary. =.e
When the school building was
erected a few years ago the Board of
Education wisely decided to build
for the future. AT first it was found
necessary to use only four of the large
rooms in the building, the unoccu-
pied rooms being left unfinished.
Since then, two more rooms have been
finished and are >:now>*in use. Two
more rooms can be finished any time
the school requires more room, and it
seems that that time has already
come, as all the rooms below the
High School are now filled with
scholars. The, school has an enroll
ment Of over 1925 pupils at present.
An able and efficient corps Of
teachers are at the head of the school,
and they are laboriing earnestly and
diligently. for. its advancement and
improvement. The following is the
personnel of the teachers: Prof. VIM.
Angus, A. B., Z. L. B., superintend-
ent and principal; Miss Maybell
Fawcett, assistant principal ;. Miss
Lizzie NJ. ."Nayl6r, primary teacher :;
Miss Edna B. Gibbs, Miss. Kittie
Haven, Miss Nettie Solam and Miss
Edna 'Tennisen, teachers in Che
grades. ~. 60 :<.-* =,
The. Board Of Edgeation is conn
posed .ot the following representative
citizens::, Pr. g., s.. JM,atta1n;l presi-
dent: X, I...Tnrnlsetl,,s treasurer;
John P. Mattson, secretary A.
Grindeland, WI. Powell and W. F.
Powell. .a%>S,... i. 80
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ESIRAY NOTICE.

Left my premises Dec. 18th, one
bay horse and one dark gray mare
colt three years Old: Anyone taking
them up will please notify me at Gil
bert farm or. by letter addressed to
Warren, Mimi. 4 IvER WARvIK.
MONEY NEVER SO LOW for
III Choice Farm Loans as Just at
this time at the 55s sss /
BANK OF WARREN. /
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY il making a
triumphant tour of the South. At
Atlanta he delivered a notable speech
to the Georgia legislature, a speech
that will 60 u long way in obliterat-
ing sectional lines and cementing the
friendship between the North and
South. Amid impressive silence these
words fell from the lips of the Presi.
dent:
EVERY soldiers grave made dur
ing the unfortunate Civil war is
tribute to American vaIor. And
while; when those graves were made,
we differed widely about the future
of the government, those differences
were long ago settled by the arbitra-
ment Of arms, and the time has now
come, in the evolution of sentiment
and feeling under the Providence OF
God, when, in the spirit OF fraternity,
we should share with you in the care
OF the graves of'the Confederate SOL
diers." t.. 1922. ~.
10 the people of the South, whose
hearts to this day have retained some
bitterness to the people of the North
on account of the civil war, this sig
nifcant utterance comes as welcome
message of peace and good will.
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Scaool. Report.

Report Of school IN district number
81, Marshall Co, MINI, for the
month ending December 9th, 1 898.
No. scholars enrolled . q. 49,. 30
Total ATTENDANCE !. !: 20
Average daily attendants. %.
No. perfect in attendance. 8
Those perfect in attendance are:
Edwin stengelson Lawrence Stengel-
son, Hannah Iyerson, Dora Ivelson,
Clari, Uuby, Louis Udby, Ole. Sewald-
son, Thor. SrWaldson, and Ed. Udby.
cHAs FoRsBERG,
Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

JOHN LIND has rendered to P. M ::
Ringdahl the appointment of state
railroad commissioner and the latter
has signified his willingness to accept.
It is an appointment that will give
general satisfaction in this part of
the state,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

IT is said that Gov. Lind has HE'D
himself away to Chicago SO as to get
away from the persistent democratic
office seekers and get little time for
writing his message to the legislature.
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Legal advertisements at legal rates.
Thursday, December %, 1898.

Some say that ever 'gainst that season comes
Wherein our Saviours birth is celebrated,
The bird of dawning singeth all night long;
And then, they say, no spirit darcs stir abroad !;
The nights are wholesome;thcn no planets strike,
No fairy takes, nor witch hath power to charm,
So ha1low'd and so gracious is tho time.
-SHAKEsrEARE: Hamlet Act I, Scene l..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

A. n. DARE, of Elk River, will be
the speaker of the house. When the
other aspirants came to realize Mr..
Dare's strength they all retired from
the field.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

AGAIN the joyous Christmas time
is here. Let old and young rejoice.
The SHEAF wishes all it's readers a
merry Christmas.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22

Rye and Buckwheat ground at the
Warren mill. Rye and Buckwheat
flour and Corn meal for sale.
Evening star., 1898-12-23
SUBURBAN NE WS
HERNDON.

Mr.. Robert Schneider has purchased of Mrs A.
j. Hindle the property he occupies, opposite
the railroad station.
DE- w. T. Callar, formerly of Loudoun county
has moved into the house owned by Mr. Amos
Hail. in the west portion of the village.
liev. MIR. Davtsson and sister are now occupying
the Congrega tional patronage in the south part of
the village.
Rev. Mr.. Chew, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is again able to attend to his duties
1t is understood that Rev. Mr. Clopton of the
Episcopal Church will close his labors here the
mlcdie OF JANUARY, and viii take charge in Casa
nova Fauquier county.
Two weddings were among the happenings of
last Week, both Wednesday. Mr.. VIM. ". Breaiy,
mayor OF the town, and Miss Annie l. Albaugh
daughter of Mr.. gorge f. AIbaugh of Floris were
married in the ~ 4. Church South at Fioris by
Rev Robert Chew, at IL am. At Il IN. a large
brides father, where a wedding breakfast was
served, after which the pair took carriage to the
station and boarded the :35 train for Baltimore.
The other happy pair We're Mr.. R. l.. Harrison
of fioris and Miss Mary Detwiler of this village.
Inc ceremony took place at the residence of DR..
~ l.. Detwiler, the brides brother, with Rev. Mr..
Weller of Drauesyille circuit officiating The cere-
mony was performed at high noon, at the close of
party. which consisted only of the principals and
relatives of the families. A reception was held
in the evening at the residence of the groom. The
presents on both occasions were numerous
Friday evening the 18th, Maj. Charles Hine gave
a lecture in Congregational Church before the Y.
T. y =. r., on incidents connected with the serv-
ice Of the list District of Columbia Regiment from
us start from Washington TO its arrival at San
tiago and during its stay there; also recounting
much of interest the return trip until their ar
rival IN Washington. Herndon's two members of
the regiment. Sergt. Buell. and Private Stanley,
were highly complimented by the major. The al-
dience testified their appreciation of the lecture
by a unanimous vote of thanks. The meeting
closed 10y singing My Country 'Pis Of Thee
Two colored boys, Frank Williams and Walter
1ifll. were up before the mayors court Monday,
charged with taking money from the drawer of a
merchant The result fine of S. and costs
amounting to SS each.
Miss f. owning Mason is home to spend the
holidays with her parents.
The Congregational Sunday school is preparing
for an entertainment and Christmas tree. take
place Friday night in the church The ,iscopal
school will hold one Monday night.
Evening star., 1898-12-23
ROCKVILLE.

Information has been received here Of the death
al Hendrysbnrg, Ohio, of Mr.. Charles W. Moore,
former resident Of this town. Mr.. Moore was
for number of years deputy in the office of
the clerk of the circuit court for this county
He gentleman of culture and pleasing man
ners, and had large acquaintance, both in this
coanty and the District.
Mr. Michael Wallace died at his residence at
Seneca, near the Potomac river Saturday eyed
forty-eight years. Deceased great favorite
with huntsmen and fishermen. who made his home
their stopping place when visiting that locality
His funeral took place at Potomac Chapel Mon
day and was attended by Cromelin Lodge, No So
h Of r. Of which he was member He leaves
=, The board of county school commissioners met
Tuesday and transacted the following business:
Lucy Cromwell confirmed teacher at Ounce
Orchard, vice Estelle Lee, resigned Mr.. John c.
England was given full power TO act in behalf Of
the school board in the case of an appeal by the
trustees CT Hunting Hin school, to be heard before
the state board Of education on January IS at Raj
salary during the time their schools were closed
on account Of an epidemic The assistant teacher
of the small average attendance The next meeting
Of the board win take place on January II.
Mr.. Joseph Milstead of Spencervie and Miss
Lucy Thompson of Ednor We're married Tuesday In
The NJ. f. Church at Ashton, Rev II. p. West
Phair acted as ushers and Miss Annie p. Thomp.
son rendered the wedding march. After the cere-
the brides parents.
Mr.. Isaac Fyfe of Poolesville and Miss Eliza
HetH larry ~ h"h lbMSe were married in the
BarncsyiHc Episcopal Church "Wednesday after
noon. the ceremony being performed by Rev. w
Z. Griggs. Miss Evelyn Darby was bridesmaid
and Mr. Thos Fyfe acted as best man Miss
Frances Poole presided at the organ. The ushers
were Messls. Alton Bcall, Harold Griffith n. IT,
Mctzser a reception was held at the residence
of the brides parents, after which the newly mar
ricd couple left for a southern trip.
Mrs Rehecca Warthen, wife of Mr. A. c. War
then died at Ter home i'll this place recently after
BRIEF ILL ess. aged thiIty-thre years Funeral
took place al Damascus Sunday.
Mr. Edmund Lyddanc of West Washington has
sVid ~ MI. BernaE1 =. Duke the we'll known Oru-
Evening star., 1898-12-23

dorn farm, 81! miles from this place. for S. 600
The Rockville Progressive Euchre Club has been
reorganfzed, with the following members Miss
ianda Jones. Miss Rosa Beale, Mrs. Helen Greer,
Misses Joseph1na Glaseott Marie Welsh, Bessie and
Nettle England, Sadie and Laura Bradley, Cora
ana Louise Kdmonston. Isabel .Bouic and Mary
Lyddane, Messrs. Claude Allnutt, Bowie yinson,
Ralph Jones. Edward England, W. Carrier Bouic.
George and James A. Henderson, Walter Williams,
brandon Nanderventer. Robert Hilton and Ward
law Maoon The first meeting was held at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. " Bouic.
Durlng the past week several lots have been
soid at Gienmont Park. the 7th street road at
me Junction oftthe Norwood turnpike MIR. A. w.
smith has purchased 10La acres. Isaac Nervicon 2
acres, George W. Gibson " acres and Lewis A.
johnson w acres. The last two mentioned will
commence early In January the erection of two
dwelling houses on their lots.
number OF citizens OF the thirteenth election
district met at the residence of Mr.. VIM. B. We'll
Ter a Few days ago and organized free road club
by the election Of w. b. Weller president, NJ.
l. Lltteneid, secretary; G. o. B. Cissell, Chas II.
farker and Samuel Fl. Jones. a committee to draft
a constitution and bylaws. A committee was
also appointed TO provide ways and for
supporting the club. 1t is understood that an
ehort Will be made to- secure free turnpikes
throughout the county Another meeting of the
January, and an invaAaticm Ahas been extended
movement
The citizens Of Rockville have contributed the
sum OF $50 for the pufpSse 81 providing Christ
mas dinner for the nyhmbeHs of Company h, LIST
Keeiment Maryland Nelnnttefs now stationed at
Augusta, Ga.
Evening star., 1898-12-23
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROyED REAL ESTATE SIT
IATE ON TRUMBCLL STREET NEAR LIN
THIRTEENTH STREETS Southeast, AND
On TENTH STREET BETWEEN Nj AND y
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause
numbered 1852. docket numbered 81 the under
signed trustees will offer for sale public auc-
THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER. A D.
1898. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following
deer d real estate: Lot numbered eleven I'D,
in seventeen 10, of the Howard University
subdivision Of the farm of John A. Smith COM
monty known Efiingham place. This lot fronts
fifty (50) feet Trumbull street near Linden
street northwest. and is Improved by two frame
AND ON THE SAME AFTERNOON AT FOUR
O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises, We will sell
lot numbered ffty-six (56), according to william
ten hundred and eighteen 1OlS). This lot is In
alley between ID and K and 18th and 18th streets
southeast. and IS improved by two-stoIy brick
house.
AND ON THE SAME AFTERNOON AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises
We will sell unimproved lot numbered thirty-scven
lots In square numbered nine hundr ID and seventy
seven t9iO, fronting twenty ,2OJ feet on 10th
street between NJ aud streets southeast
Terms 81 sale: one-thrd of the purchase money
in cash, balance in two equal installments paya-
bic i'll one III and two (2D years from day Of sale
with per cent interest, payable sem-annually
and secured by deed OF trust the properly
sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
All conyeyancfng, recording and revenue staulrs
at the cost OF the purchaser purchasers A de-
posit of $500 will be required the lime Of sale
with within fifteen days from the day of sale
LEON TOBRINER. Trustee.
Equity building
JAMES f. HOOD. Trustee.
Evening star., 1898-12-23

A Christmas present that comes not once
a year. but fifty-two times. is present
well worth receiving. and well worth Civ
ing Such present IS supplied by sub
sc-Iption 70 The Saturday Star. 1t comes
every week, ana each time brings a wealth
OF good things 1t costs but a dollar and
yet it gives vastly more pleasure than a
much greater sum could give If expended in
any other possible way. Order il sent to
some out-Of~tuwn friend, and you may est
assured that one. at least. of your Christ
mas gifts Will be thoroughly appreciated
many times. 1t Will be Christmas once a
week u the fortunate recipient.
Evening star., 1898-12-23

BY virtue Of certain deed of trust, dated April
q, 1896. and recorded I'm Lber 2l2S folio % ct
seq, OF the Land records for the District Of Co
ipmbta, and Et the request Of the parties secured
thereby, | Will sell, in front of the premises ON
TUESDAY. JANUARY THIRD. 1899. AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK M, the following property situate in
lie Drut Park, District Of Columbia, 10 wit: The
north sixty C6Dl feet Of lots thirteen H3l aud
fourteen u4l, In Duval and Mackays subdvisicn
of lots three t3) and -four "a, in block ten tO of
A. l.. BARBER q Company's subdivision Of lie
Druit Park. said named subdivision is
recorded In the Office Of the surveyor Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Ia County Book s. at lagc -,
the said parts Of lots thirteen (l3l and fourteen
l4j.
Terms Of sale: Cash. deposit q $50 required
each lot at time Of sale. Terms OF sale 10 he
complied with within fifteen days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the Right 70
resell any lot at risk and cost Of defaultiuc pur-
chaser, All conycyancing and recording al lur-
chaser's cost.
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY
Surviving Trustee,
dcZz-uSof Sol D street Dw.
Evening star., 1898-12-23
DUNCANsoS BROS. AucnoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATED On G STREET
aSb On isTH srnEEr E EEL SETwEEE SfKEEFs AND S~
& sIS AThLEriicA ANSEH eEtB AS house haE 'otsM5 aSb
BY virtue of 9 deed Of trust, dated March l. AID
1889, and recorded in Liher No. 1881 folio I52 ct
seq, of the land records II the District of Column
bia, and at the request of the holders Of majority
Of the bonds secured thereby we Will sell public
auction In ,.ont Of the premises, FRIDAY,
A.D 1898. AT A QIARTER-PAST FoI'R O'CLOCK
PM, the following described real estate, situate
in the city of Washington, District Of Columbia
TO wit. Lots numbered twenty-six (26D, twenty
seven t2Il aud twenty (2Sl, in w. Y. Fen
dali. trustees subdivision Of suhIots in square
numbered hundred and sixty-n (l6Gl us re-
corded in Liber r. W, folio 81 OF the records of
the surveyors Office OF the District OF Columbia
And also lotF .ulnbered forty-nine 49l. fifty (5Ol
hfty-niue t59l and sixty t60l. in Kennedy and Van
Riswics subdivision of suhlots in square numbered
one hupdFe. AMI sixty nine 1SSl, as recorded in
ofii>e o the District of Columbia said pieces or
narces of land containing in the aggregate twenty
seven thousand four hundred and seventy-seyen
t2T.4'O square feet, more or less. Together with
the Improvements thereon. consisting OF the sub
stsntisl brick and stone structure known as the
Columbia Athletic Club House Lot twenty-seven
t21), improve 10y the Club House will he sold
first and Immediately afterward the other lots
win be sold separately.
one "a and tw" t2l years, with interest until paid
at the rate of six tel per cent per annum payable
semi mi-snnualy, secured by deed of trust on the
purchaser purchasers. Subject conditions Of
the deed Of II, st rnder which property is sold IL
purchased by oohdholders. deposit of $500 on
lot 27 nd 500 on each Of the other lots will be
required. Terms Of sale to he coupled with within
ten tlOl days or the property will be resold at
purchasers. Conveyancing, recording and revenue
GEO. ". F. SwARTZELI.
ALEXANDER T. BRITTON
no2a-1aw4w thendts Trustees.
Evening star., 1898-12-23
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c

Today.
Thomas Bowling & Co.. Aucts., 612 Z st. NV
trustees sale of No. 44S 1st st. s.w., on Friday
December 23, at pm. Thomas W. Fowler and
Frank 7. Rawlings trustees
Z. e. Sloan & Co. Aucts- 1407 G st. NV
Trustees sale Of No. $50 q st. NV. on Friday.
December %, at 4:30 pm. John ]. Dolan and
Henry w. Sohon trustees ...
Tomorrow.
o. q. Sloan Co.. Aucts.. 14O7 G st. n.w.-Sale
OF household furniture carpets Sc, Saturday,
Dee a. at 10 IN. Also, at IL H., harness. car
riage &c, at auction rooms ~
Walter b. Williams & Co., Auets., 10th and D
SITS. nw.-Sale" of furniture and household effects
on saturday, Dee "a, at 10 am. Also, at IL m.
vehicles, bicycles, &c, at auction rooms
James W. Ratclife. Auct 92O Pa ave NV
sale OF furniture, carpets, &C., Saturday Dec.
"a, at 10 am. Also, lot of groceries, &C. Also at
l. m horses, carriages, wagons. harness, &c.
s. bensinger, auct., $40 La ave.-Sale of So head
OF horses ON Saturday, December "a, at 10 m, at
auction rooms.