Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-15

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arrived this morning.
- Ice cream and cake at the Opera
house, Saturday evening. March II.
- Miss Inga Hanson has moved
her millinery into the building adj
joining the SHEAF Office.
49, The Sacrament OF the Lord's
Supper will be celebrated at the Pres
byterian church next Sabbath morn
ing. Offerings for the starving peo-
pie OF India will be received.
- An entertainment will be given
under the auspices OF the W. C. T. U.
at the Opera house on the evening OF
st. Patrick's day. A short program
will be rendered, after which ice cream
and cake will be served. Admission
10 cents. Ice cream and cake 15c.
- V. NJ. Smith, G. A. Roberts and
Nick Schantzen have just returned
from tri p to Marsh Grove. They
report that tree cats are more plenti-
full than wolves; that the former are
so pienteous that the school tpach-
ers stay up nights, holding sacks
over the rabbits run ways, in order
to capture them, for their hides are
supposed to be valuable. Suckers
will bite.
DR.. F. l.. Norm will be at Argyle,
Mimi, the Goth day OF March. for
consultation.
- The committee appointed to SOL
icit funds for the proposed new Sw
Luth. church, have been around this
week, and report very good success
so far. They need about $1,000 in
addition to what already is subscrib-
ed, in order to build IL credita BILE
church, and it depends upon whether
this amount can be raised. Mr.. Aug.
Lundgren has the subscription list,
and will be glad to see thos" wishing
to aid the enterprise.
- At the citizens caucus held at
the Opera house last Friday evening,
presided over by R. Glavin, the fol-
lowing candidates were placed in the
field for city officers: Mayor, K. j.
Taralseth; Aldermen, Aug. Lund-
gren, DR.. G. s. Wattam, C. A. Tullar;
City Recorder, C. L. Stevens; Treas
urer, A. Melgaard; Justice OF the
Peace, G. s. Hull; Constable, Eugene
Dady. The following independent
candidates have since also been
placed in nomination: Mayor, John
E. Ostrom; Alderman, L. Lamber-
son; Recorder, C. S. Hull; Justice OF
the Peace, j. P. Easton.
- Leonard Erickson left Tuesday
evening for Moorhead to resume his
studies at the Normal School, from
which institution he will graduate
this year. Having been appointed
to a position in the Census Bureau,
he expects to go to Washington dur
ing the summer to enter upon his
work, which will probably last a
couple OF years. Mr. Erickson in
tends to devote his spare time there
to the study OF law. A couple years
spent at the Nations capitol is in it.
self liberal education to a young
man with an alert mind, and all who
know Mr.. Erickson are certain that
he will make good use OF his oppor-
tunities.
Rev and Mrs. Skunes were agree-
ably surprised on Friday evening
last week, by large number of their
friends, in the city and vicinity. The
minister and his wife were invited to
spend the evening at the home of MIR.
Taralseth, and the plan was to steal
upon them unawares, but the best
laid plans go mice and men, aft gang
a glee", as when the friends arrived
only Mrs. Skunes was present. Rev.
Skunes, who had been ON a visit to
one OF his outside congregations, did
not return home until midnight. On
behalf of the assembled friends and
in token Of their esteem, Rev. Laur.
ence, Of Stephen, presented to Rev.
and Mrs: Skunes snug sum of mon.
ey for the purchase OF a baby CARR
age and a carpet
SALE.
A sale Of lumber See our new ad