Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
Mrs. John g. Cornwell, Of Sc
:phen, died last week. 81

phen, died last week.
a. r. Peterson came back from
the the woods on Tuesday
John p Lnndin, Of Stephen. was
q Warren visitor Monday evening
Everett Whitney was over from
Fosston for few days visiting his
parents.
- Samuel Cooke returned the
other day from business trip to
st. Paul.
Charles VENTED. LETT l',,ssds,;s
evening for ST Paul to consult fl
physician.
John NJ Holm left for Rosea,l
on Tuesday to visit his parents,
brothers and friends
.z - Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bursnt!, en-.
tertstined II number sof Their. f,iendh
ut .dinnerson New Years day. u
John Halyorson, OF New Soiunls
transacted business in the Gin the
.latter. part of last week and also ~.
membered the SHEAF with a friend
ly call
s 80 The farmers iii Excel h,,vec;,llt4i
!, meeting Of tile farmers to b4 I,iei.,
III TIL. Stpinhnner School honse on,
Monday, .Inn. 9rh,snt 1 O'clock, u
M, for the purpose of starting u
creamery Everybody i,,terrSts,lnre
invited to attend. Thief l,ivs,s
Falls Press S..5 55s
- Abel Garborg was the victim Of
a rather singular and at tho same
time serious accident yesterday
morning. AS soon as he got out Of
bed he commenced exercising on a
patent elastic exerciser and while
thus engaged one Of the chords,
drawn to its full tension, broke and
in rebounding struck Mr.. Garborg
square in the mouth, severely cash
ing both lips and loosening tooth.
The doctor had to be called to attend
to his injuries. I. : s 4
The new county board took
charge of county affairs this week.
It is composed Of w. E. Wood, j.
NJ. Schie, Adolph S. Rokke, g. w.
Peck and Halvor Gunderson, the
two latter being the new members.
Mr.. Peck has seen service. on the
board before in the early history Of
the county All the members are
good, intelligent and honorable men
in whose hands the fairs Of the
county will be. safe. The board was
organized by the reelection Of w.
E. Wood as chairman.
Mr.. Chas. E. Rich, Of Chicago. is
in town with the idea of stablishing
a station Of the new Parmelee system
Of travelling libraries. The plan is
practically the same as that III vogue
in Chicago and other large cities,
that is, q central library is divided
up into sections or divisions and
sent to different parts Of the city,
but in this case, of course, the cen-
trail library is the home Office Of the
company and tile sections IRE placed
in different states. Mr.. Rich has fur:
nished us, q: catalogue Of the Cen
trial Library 8 It lists ], 600 books
and comprises, we believe, % com
|plete and interesting q setaof books
as We have ever seen. certainly their
character IS ahead Of an ything that
has ever been circulat ted III this part
|of the country We have also looked
into the financial ding Of TIN;
company and find them Q. e: They
are incorp orated for $5O, OOl, oyer
hall Of which IS paid p. Letters
from lending banks Of Chicago and
Des Moines report. them as having
fulfilled all their d greene for The
Is odd years that they have been in
the library work. Members Of the
library are entitled to the privileges
"a i @Rs
Iof the University feature. This de
partment is u systemized course 81
any study similar to the Chatauqua
Z. s. course and is in many respects
"a better one, the stuuent being al.
rectly catechized by the an thOra q