Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11
COUNCIL MEETING.

COUNCIL MEETING.
a Partial Report of the Meeting Of
the City Fathers.
We say a partial report for the
reason that we were not permitted
by the City Recorder to copy the
minutes, and as our reporter was
not present at the meeting, we had
no other source OF information.
Hereafter our readers will be givensa
full report Of each meeting, as we will
have a representa- tive present
The mayor md the councilmen
We're present with the exception Of
Council linen Lam berson and Yullar. \
The council appointed Messrs.
Hewett, Furs and Lundberg as
Judges OF election.
The following bills were allowed as
near as we can ascertain without ac-
cess to the minutes:
M L. Larson $1l3.
Ole Rodseth, meals to fremen during the
late so
Stevens Bros. printing about. 800
ia: Nordgren. balance for keep OF the
little Grimstad girl. 500
CD. Carlson, meals for firemen during
late LOO
Ole Holston. scavenger work. so
l.
Rev. l1r. Loomis Going.
It is with regret that we announce
the fact that the: late conference saw
| fit to take from our city Rev. w. -.
Loomis, who has SO ably filed the
pulpit in the Methodist church here
for the past year. The reverend
gentleman is largely endowed with
those qualities that enable him to
win the love and respect Of all who
meet him, regardless OF Greco, and
his congregation has found in him 4
faithful and conscientious worker,
whose only object was to follow the
laws of his Master and the duties Of
his calling. A strenuous, and aswas
thought a successful, effort was made
to have him returned for another
year. but the powers decided aother-
wise and we must accept their decision.
Duluth, to which he has been assign
Led, will receive in him, as an acquisi-
tion to its sacerdo otal circles, one Of
the most eloquent ministers in the
c Inference, and may he find there as
many friends as he has in Warren is
a wish in which we are Joined by
every citizen Of this place.
OUR EXCHANGE TABLE.
What We Think After Thinking Over
Thoughts of Other Thinkers.
Last Saturdays Is issue Of rookston
Times may be termed a stormy issue
as there were something like d dozen
items in the paper referring to the
aggitated elements.
Last Saturdays Fargo Forum
contains about q column and a half
of locals taken from the Argus twenty
years ago last week. They are not
of the Arizona Kicker class, but still
some Of them have a taste of 'front.'
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It seems that East Grand Forks
will be q center Of interest in legal
circles for the next few days. A
tough got funny jag on and during
his frolic ampntated "a Chinaman's. S.
pig tail.' The tough is in jail wait.
ing for the authorities to find out
what to try him for.
There is a man down in st. Paul
who paid $2,l5O for a lot in 1886
when everything in the Sanity City
was being sold for what suckers
would pay for it, now the city wants
.it.for park purposes and he wants
them to pay him the sum be paid for.
it. Adjoining lots can be bought.
for 5000 each. He has paid
taxes on the lot and interest on q
Thousand dollar mortgage on it,
for fourteen years. q
From the edit torials which appear
almost daily in Gro ookston's 4 two:
.dailies, we would suggest thai some.
of the citizens arrange for the two
editors to get out and make a finish
fight Of it, in the woods somewhere
As they are about the same size neith-
er would have much advantages;
Mac Might pull Gordon's whiskers.
but thatsWould not count, and then
such a settlement would take the
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