Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
Buy your dress goods at Whitney's.

Duy your Dress 8OOQS az w nltney s.
- Ole Atesselt, who is sick ut the
Scandal hotel, is slightly improving.
All kinds Of footwear for men,
women and children at closing out
prices at Whitney's, as long a they
last. "a; .,f.E.-, y, Il. wei.
-Rrv.A. Madison will conduct n
contirmatio school in tia. Swedish
Lutheran church at Warren, to.r,-
mencinx on February It'll.
NJ. L: Larson is selling the bent and
incest steel ranges aud cooking
stoves in the market at prices thut
beat them all.
- Mrs. CIV 4Cnrl.,rt. of Warren.
p"ssed through the city Thursday
night on her way to Wi+shati-n
Springs, Indiana. She will not re-
turn till sprinx.-Polk Co., Jour.n,l
Importerede skandinaviske varer
kan kj0bes hos VI. L. Larson. Spin
terokke, Uldkarder Vavsketier,
Kromkagejern, Plattpannor, Koset-
jern, Bakkelseporer, Dombja!.ler, og
de verdensber0mte Svenske Snnivik-
ems Bessemerstal Vedsngblade, med
mere.
| - Andrew Melgaard, of this city,
and P: l., Holen, OF Argyle, left yes
terday ON Il trip to Cuba. Mrs. Mel
gard and Mrs. Holen also accom-
panied their husbands, the former
to visit friends and relatives in Indi~
ana. and the latter to sojourn in
Florida, while their bubbles advance
on Havana.
We have had very nice winter
weather most OF the time his month.
We have had no real storms thus fnr
this winter, and the temperature fire.
quently has been mild enough to
thaw the snow. II our winters keep
on improving thus, we will have to
begin To advertise the Rel Kiver
Valley as winter resort.-LATER:
tSinee the. above was written there
has been a change in the weather.
Yesterday afternoon it showed and
the wind sblew2stierccIy from the north
while the temperature constantly
fell. To-day it is cold. :........, ). ,.,... :.
AT Il meeting held at Miss Mat
tie SIee's last Monday evening there
was organized IN -Epwortl League
fof tbs First NJ. r. church: 4; 'Eheafoi-
lowing, officers were selected: Presi.
dent, Miss Ed na. T'enAison; lat Vice
President, :AissR Florence Ketcl.am;
End Vice President, Miss Kate Wood;
3rd Vice: .President,: Mr.. Ernest
Brown; 4th Vice President, Miss
Maud Carlton; Secretary, Miss Mat
tie Slee; Treasurer, Mr.. l.. N. Furs.
It was decided to hold devotional
meetings every Sunday evening at
6:3O p. m. AL! are cordially Invited
to attend.
- AT a meeting of the City and
Public School Library Association,
held on Friday evening last week
the following officers were elected:
A. Grindeland, PRESIDENT; WIN. An
gus, secretary, and l.. Lunlterson,
treasurer; also an executive commit
tee consisting OF john T.. Ostruln, W.
F. Powell and Miss Mayb bell Fnwcett t.
About 200 volumes OF new books
have been added to the library dur
ing the past year at IL cost OF about
$780,, There. are nov about 600
volumes in the. library, besides i.
large number: of valuable govern
mellt documents and reference books.
The general public, as well rs the
pupils Of the public school. have the
privilege OF borrowing books, under
! the rules prescribed ]. by, applying to
the librarian, Prof. Angus. At this
meeting il was decided to puLlis., i
catalogue Of the books in order to
facilitate their selection by those
wishing to borrow, Persons having
in their possession hooks or ,nnga-
zines for which they have no particu-
lar use, are urged to donate them to
the library, where they may serve a
useful purpose and assist i'll building