Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-08-18
- A part of Prof. Makeover's trouI

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practiced in this city in the early
days, and who afterwards moved to
Duluth, has now opened up an Office
at Marshall, Mimi.
- Mrs. A. D. Ralston, who has been
undergoing treatment at a hospital
in st. Paul for some time, returned
home this morning restored to health.
! Her husband met her at Crookston.
- Prof. H. e. White, after closing
the work of the teachers training
school which he has been conducting
at Red Lake Falls, spent several days
with Warren friends, leaving for Clear
Lake on Monday evening.
I A number of young people from
Warren went out to the pleasant
farm home of John G. Anderson yes
terday evening to attend a birthday
party given in honor of Miss Vida
Anderson, and report an enjoyable
time.
= Dr.. Rose, the dentist, has come
to town and will remain until the
31st OF August, and positively no
longer. All those wanting first class
dental work done at moderate
charges should call on him early.
Notes for work will be accepted.
The ladies of the Scand. M. f.
church will give a social BILE in the
church Friday, Aug. 10Th, at 7:3O
p. m. Rev. j. A. Jacobsen, from
Crookston, will be present and deliv-
er a lecture. The entrance is free, but
everybody is expected to buy some
refreshments. There will he served
ice cream, coffee and cake. Everybo-
dy cordially invited to come, have a
good time and help the church finan-
cially. Special music and song pro-
vided.
The opening of the Duluth line
will make some extensive changes in
trainmen and railway clerks. There
will be four or more mail clerks on
the new line and the first ones chosen
were A. P. and John Kirsch, of this
city. Fleeing glimpses will be seen
OF them occasionally, but strange
faces will be seen in the mail cars of
the St. Vincent line. Their friends
here will congratulate them in spcur-
ing more important run which nat
urally brings an increase in salary.
Crookston Tribune. --=
- Warren witnessed the greatest
excitement last evening that ever was
heard of before in the history of its
existence. The great CONSERVATION
was: the jack rabbits had assembled
and selected one of their number,
giving him the nomination
for Probate judge, but some OBJ
jected, declaring that he was insane.
But he vowed he would go into that
great and magnificent city of Warren,
whose streets are paved with gold,
and enter into the jewelry shop kept
by the noted Judge and there be ad-
judged by that honest jeweler wheth-
er he was suitable for that office or
not. We will await the Judges de-
cision with the greatest anticipation.
F. FREEL.
- At a meeting of the Board OF
Education on Wednesday, evening it
was decided to introduce tile free
text book plan with the beginning
Of next school year. In order to en-
able the district to meet the addi-
tional expense that this will incur at
the start, it was decided to charge
all nonresident pupils, and all pu-
pills in the High School, the sum Of
one dollar per year or part OF year
for the use OF all text books they will
need, and all pupils attending in the
grades, except the primary, the sum
OF fifty cents for the use of text
books. Pupils who have old text
books on hand will be requested to
turn these into the district and be
credited with their value at the usn-