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I VOL. 1. NO. 18,
WXtlJlC OFFICI^l^S.
MSMBKR Or 0O!?EB,
fF. B. Wash bars, Minneapolis
mrrxiOT qqujRT.
District J3ge, O. P. 8iearas,
6TATB SIMATOK.
tslnw McCrea,
RSrKEJ?KTATITM.
t9
lH}utb
Pcrjjajji.
Corastock, Moorju?ad.
retrd Itaanpe**, Crqpkjiton.
citVKT? oTFicme.
Frbate Jadse,
{U^ieter of t)t*lt.
Auditor,
Treasurer, Jaeriff, AttorafY, Seawol Superintendent,
S3frtaer, JBrveyr,
OKTT COMMIBSIOXZKS,
letDiatrietA. P. Mclaiyre,
U. District*. D. Keye,
DistrictA. Diacton4,
Religions services the school bowse crcry
jhiT *t 10.M a. si.
Soelatr.
TisipirwM Society organization meet every
fhdday eveaing at the school house.
BUSJPSS CABDS.
^TA^JXRV^^.
O. TAYLOR
COUNTY AUD.TQR.
fays Taies for Non-reqidents.
J, P. Nelson.
ATTOKNE^,
##a/ Estqte. Pays Taxes.
JOHN W, SLEE,
pROBATJJ JUDGE OP
Jnrisdjction in HOMESTEAD and FINAL
PROOF entries,
jSpeci*] attejitJQn to locating Gov
ernment amd li. R. Land*.
A. E. Johnson & Co.,
A ts fer
RA3LROAD LAMP.
Counselor and Attorney at Law
CROOKSTON, MINN.
Crookston House,
WM. BOX, Proprietor.
Crookston, Minnesota.
JT$*dquarters for Marshall County
People.
BU$!iS3 DIRECTORY.
WARREJl,
MKAT MARKET.
W. -T.
Melatyre.
MfiKClUNTS.
MflCSSA SSUTiliCRS.
SALOON.
Farrea & Dkij.
LUWJt^K.
S. W. KSSIKS, Jahasoa, Allea & G.
AOWCULTURAL TOOU.
li. C. Mcatztr
WACOM MAKI& AND JOB1IJC.
K. C. Kayier.
KOTEIJs.
Warrea Xse, Mark Stephens, Maaager.
CARPJENTIK.
T. K. Davis.
lLACKSMITHI.
C. MeCai, C. L. Weber.
TIJf AND HARD WARS.
MeC:a Bros.
XOU1I9A.
M1XCUANTI.
Seye, A. D. Vtraaaeaar, jr..
MAKDWARI.
Jha Aagustia*.
LAND AOXNT*.
Xl**Ba Jk *jTi.
ATTORNIT.
eorg V\'. Ilolcowa.
AtXJC'JLTUitAL MACHINWr.
F. D. Eeye.
HOTEL.
Ctrl MeaUel.
JUITICSC OF THS P2ACX. i
"0. Barker.
PHTMCKAH AND DXUQ3.
Or. t. UToarf.
JALOOMI.
B. Kivei, I. Caaar.
gTXPHXN.
M2XCXAXT.
Sit** Xaasva.
Raanewail,
After Thursday the 31st, Tint'SnBAT will
pecupy, office room in the sain* building
with W. Rossman'e Lumber olUee, the
front room down stairs. We eau be found at
that place until the ground settles enough to
enable'us to bull J.
John W. Sl.
Thoa. Cregg.
0.
Taylor.
J. 6/Titus.
Aaca/ Brevities.
Wheat 80 cents.
W. T. Lackev.
A. E, Flint.
J. M. Brown.
Win, Carrcse.
J, F. ^elson.
Warren.
Louis*.
Stephen.
Klfsrlma nie.
We now have for sale a lot of old
pers, suitable for wrapping purpose?-.
newapa.
The first Monday in April will tht 4th, and
it does not come qn Sunday this year,
Mi. G, S. Barnes of Glyndon, the great
wheat buyer of the northwest, past through
on hst Thursday.
The principal qnestion now being risked it,
"Do ypu know where we can Hud stable room
for our stock?'
There will be preaching by Her. J..P, Shell,
Presbyterian minister, next 8unday at '2:80 p,
m., in the School house.
Piilmer did a l)ig thing cuttinjr lumber for
himielf tljjs winter. Who w.lj put ip a saw
mill and cut for the. public
Oars of machinery for our machine agj^nt
arc arriving steadily, last week he had a car of
plows and harrows come, plows of a{l disjjjip
tion, sizes and kinds.
Noti*
Alt parties interested in organizing a sports
men's club, are requested to met at Mr. Ben
newitz's store OB Saturday evening atT:3
sharp,
The attention of all is ci.lh-d to the card*
of Luther Furs, which appears in to-days
paper. He can be found at B. C. Snyder's shop
or orders will reach him if loft with McCrea
Bros,, for any and all kinds of house and sign g^od enough for Hrick work
painting, paper-hanging or graining.
an evidence of his thrift and good judgement,
and it meiins that he wants you to call au
looked over the 1 irjest stock of stoves and
hardware in the valley, before purchasing else-
where,.- ':^.i:__^j^.
T. W. Woodward, one of our lirgfet far
mev^, west of town, eent two car loads of
raules, (3S in all) with which to work tils farm
the coming summer. They arrived on Sun
day evening, and when turned out, were a
sight Bel lorn witnessed in this country. They
are all beauii?*.
The side track near Barnes fc Go's, elevator
hafi been the cause of several cars getting off'
the track, sr.ch WAS the case Ust week, when
a train was backing in-on that track, two cars
got oil but w.ere toon replaced, and since that
then tb.e sectionmen have replaced the old
ties with new ones,.and it is now better,
Emigrant trains by the wholesale, have been
passing through here for several days pant, on
Friday a train of seven coaches passed at noon,
and during the afternoon and evening, t*o
more followed, extra freight trains pass every
day and leave from one to live ears at this sta
tion. They contain mos !v emigrant effects.
H. J. Bennewitx, our harness- maker, conies
to the front with his spring and summer ad
vertisement, in this isgue. Mr. B., being a
thorough workman, he can sell you a better
harness for the money, than you can buy any
where in ihis country, and when lie gaurran
tees you a No. 1 article, yon may depend on
your getting it.
Wc understand that a shoe maker will soon
be here, and will have a shop next to Site
Brother's new store, also another blacksmith,
who is not so much needed as the former
tradesman, as we now have as good a work
maa in that line at) can be found in any town
west of Chicago, we refer to the "oldest
worker in iron" in Marshall county, M. J.
McC'an, Taq.
As per notices posted some time
previously of a meeting to organize
a cemetery.association. ie peo
ple met at the office of J. P. Nel
son, on Saturday evening last and
organized. The name of the asso
ciation will be known as tha War
ren Cemetery Association. The
business is to be entrusted in a
board of fire trustees to bo elected
by the association annually on the
first Monday in April of each year.
The following trustees were elected
to hold office until the next annual
election, which will b? held on
Monday, the fourth of April next:
A. P. Mdntyre, H. C. Mentzer
W. II. Gilbert, Ethan Allen,
-O o. H. McCm.
c-aji all our aid from Crookston, and it i vefj
i.iconvcuient and expensive. A good No. 1^
physician CJ}H have plenty of business in this
neighborhood, and with ihet drug 'store: apif.
opening here, "his" prescriptions couMb coin*
pounded uader his direction. ?**$ *|f
the law does not protect at seme
season of the year, is wohes, of
which we understand there are
quite a numbey north .and east oi
town. ::i .Uv-. -i
scatch coating, and not until some
practical mechanic has given it a
want of high finishing properties.
and we arrived at our destination,
in a short time. A few hours
lunch Wa sprvefi of whirWll rvv i
Cidents. Every One enjoyed them-
selves immensely, and all hoped to
be able to attend another so pleas
ant m evening in the near future
at the earn* ^vr*
Parties 100*1-1^^ acre, will bear in
mind that our dealers can sell them
outfits for less money than they
can purchase below and ship here.
The reason is plain when you re
member that they buy largely and
by the car-load. In the particular
of lumber alone, Mr. Rossman
general dealer in building material
and by the way a most reliable
young man, satificd with a small
profit, keeps all grades of lumber
and can discount any individual
purchase. The same may be said
of the McCrea Bros., in general
merchandise, stoves and hardware,
or Mr. Mentzer in agricultural
goods, or Mr. Bennewitz harness
maker, or Mr. Snydtr wagon-maker
or Mr. Nelson, in town lots or farm
lands, all of which advertise in this
W4BBEK, MARSHAL OOUNliy, MINNESOTA, MARtH so, 1881.
Let some one who has a friend who,Ma I
good physician, try to induce him to comer
and settle with As it i. now wc havl
Tke lime stone found five m|ie|l
east of town, and only used in onf
instance for a hard finish, then un||
der the most unfavorable circurnlj
stances, should not be condemeof
a
T. .7^'
-f .mM
We have all heard of jolly Tom Worr'.
ttoVkrtOT ji'wtlte" Tom"makers JecVitf if
that-wonderful achievement of ingenuity ,'.iie
finest watch yet invented, "The Rockfor'4
quick train movement." Bince his removaltq
the Dobson block, he has added a large assort!
ment of fine jewel.-y and elegant goods in his
lme. He i* also a careful and skilLul repairer
of watches. Goods eent to him for'repairs
will be made as-perfect as can be.- Try him
Those parties who are now vising
their shot-guns so freely on the favg
prairie phickens which are aroun|
this spring, had better "look ajcel^their
tie out," beaause the law is rpr^||^
strict on that point, so gent"
or boys, which prer yen are plcaa*^
refrain from the sport until aftcjr
Sept, 1st. The only game whiefcj
of fall would of itself make it blis|r*fd
m5
car xr*ovnovv awaitine his
in
tV
(id
rde
RU^
A pleasant little party took place! zens of the United States, as they
at the residence of Mr. 11. M. Steb-1 must bafore taking government
':^rnsX
Thes
want'of lipck hate no need of go
ing to Cr'c/okston or any^other point
jr Mr! IvL, bound to command
the trade, with sutih stock as he
intends to keep. Go and examine
for, yourselves. has already
soldmand
0? those'bee brought with hi
-f
and yet this community is not
half supplied. After the snow goes
and sowing commenced his busi
ness will he lirely. Mr. M.-,will also
fuifuisK teams and drivers to land
hunters at a reasonable price per
day. Trarelingmen and ethers who
wish to \Q conveyed to any point
on pr away from the railroad, will
Jftnd him always ready to attend to
wants. Give him a call.
Four hundred acres of first
-class land, Mdy foj* seeding, will
be let for cultiratioii on shares by
["Chicago parties. Apply to the un
dersigned at barren.
J. P. NXLSOK.
Te t|kc Public.
-i| The recent appointmont of a
Clerk ocouuty, the District for Mar
8n
1
1 givesCotrt, pre-emptor-
homesteaders local facilities for
urin
na
S homesteads and making
I proofs. Hereafter, J. P. Nel
clwk of the District Court
t31
ih
tcr and crack^ tt has proved to bipioiisfor or
ana^il*^0*^
ili
i
applic a
caj
witha single experiment. The fraWf ^i* conuty, by authority ves.
a.! proofs in home
!-ymption claimti, at
tiis office in -this place, excepting
vvhen the District Court is in ees-
in open court, take final proofs.
Aliens who wish to become citi-
ahttat fourimlferitb^ of the lid, wilfgo^ before, the" same offi-
city, on last Monday evening, cial/'take the oath ofallegienee
A.bout half past seven, six or eight and receive naturalization papers,
couples in three sleighs started out, Ho alone can issue marriage li-
the night being very pleasant, cense for this county,
the distance was soon passed over i -Mtasiswuwi i .wiiwsiiiiji..iij-j .sii.suiia_'uiiM
LAND
OFFICE,
were passed in amusements of dif*- i named aeUter has filed notice of his i'Uentioh
i. i i to make final proof in sup:lortoJ his clam and
terent kinds, When a SUraptlOU3 that **:!d prootf willtbetmade
iUUCn was SCxVCCl, OIWlllCll ail pa*- Minn, on the 2h of April lSel.vix: JAMES
took heartly. At 1 a. m. the-B. TITUS, li'dNo. n.-ua, for he w* of sec 32,
t' i i 1T155, R47.. He names ih-: foil iwing witnesses
llOrSCS Were again headed towards to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
linm- nvrivinnr eufAlv wiilt n tivition of s-id lmd vii: Win G:lMrt, Geo.
nonie, arrn ing s,iieiy witii no ae- j,
Crookston, Minn. Mar. 35, 1CS1,
Notice is hereby piven that the following
{MoCr
before the
tbe Distric Cour a VV-trre MarshalClerk. Co
A1jer
McIntyre
Warren,Marshall Co. M'inn.
i i, 1 IS-S2 Taos. C.SHAri.xin, Herister.1
gteTcns aI
Tax SHUT acd the Pivaeer Press fer tee
smail sum of |S.7i.
Sub3crib for the Sxair.
New Harness
SHOP
Ja.T
paper These men are known and HenrilJ. BWMWitZ, PrOD
respected for tnere enterprise and
reliability.
A new business opened in War
ren. A Livery, Sale, Feed aud
general jobbing stabtc,in fall blast.
F. L. Murry's first lot of horses ar
rived last Saturday. Good judges
pronounce them the best lot of
horses ever brought into this park
of the country. At demanded,
*h*y Till bs forwarded her.e, h# h*sl #'*?& ?'$ 'f%dp^ i
:^I?f.
TAKE THE^BEST!
TH^ FARM,
THE FAMILY,
BUSINESS OFFICE.
The Farmers' Union and Minneapolis Week
ly Tribune is now the leading and the best pa
per for the Farm, the Famdy and the Business
Man, published in the Northwest, In size
in quantity and quality of reading matter,
it is without a superior,
The News,It is a complete Nrws paper
giving All the News from All the \Vo:iJ," Its
summary of State and Northwestern intelli
gence, is particuhary full.
The Farm.It is a first-class Agricultural
Journ.il. With the aid of that veteran Agri
cultural editor, of Minnesota, Col J..H. Stevens
The Farmers'Union and Weekly Tribune is
specially adapted to the wantsof Farmers in
the Northwestern belt. In this repect it is
greatly superior, for practical use, to agricul
tural papers puLLshed further eat and south,
and designed for a different latitude, different
climate, different soil and different line of farm
products. No farmer in Minnesota, W-esrtrn
Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, Dakota or Mani
toba caa aiford to lie without the leading agri
cultural journal of this region.
The Market.Our full, accurate and impar
tial reports of Wheat and General Market!"', at
home and abroad, indispensible to the grain
grower, the stock raiser and the business man.
Published at Minneapolis the fe-uliag citv ol
Minnesota and the Northwest, where the ljuU
of the Minnesota wheat crop is now marketed
and turned into flour, the Farmers* Uaion and
Tribune has facilities possessed by no other
journal for making it market intelligence full
and trustworthy. In matters of this'kind it is
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The Family.As a weekly visitor tq the
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tive miscell.ciy for readers of t-.ll ngek are care
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tical chad'to the exelusioa of more important
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Nothing is permitted in either its reading or
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Terms of Subscription.
Wceklv, one year postage psid.
six months
Dasilr f-ia* Tri-*veKly T.ribun*.
The Daily Morning Tribune is now the lead
ing Republican daily of the the Northwest and
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Besides furnishing any one of the abov
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Sample copies will be sent free on application
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THE TRIBUNBCO.,
Minneapstlis, Mmn,
Farm for sale, only a short distance from
town. For further particular call or write to
this office.
SUSSOIISZ FOK
THE SHEAF
saly p* Teiaur.
The well known firm of BENTON,
COVE A CO., TYPE FOUMDERsT
MHwsiukoe, have established a
Branch Foundry at
Wo. 30 Minnesota Street,
SA1WT PAUL, MINN,,
and eoHolt your orders.
ft JO rEK Till,
Tom
l.U
.65
premiums:
1. A superb, correct and life-l.ke crvon
lithograph portrait of President Garfi* IJ,'JO
inches by 28 in size, and a handsome orament
to the home,
2. Either of the following famous and sttiui
ard books, printed on-good paper, with clear
handsome type and paper binding:
History of Nineteenth Centurv. P. McKenzie.
Jane Eyre by Chai'otteBronl".
Last Days of Pompeii by Bui wtr I.vtton,
John Halifax, Gentleman bv Miss Mulock.
Pickwick Papers by Charles Dicken-.
Worisworth's Stlscted Poems, by Arhul
Wmiimmmt^mmiWawSI
On improved farms. Long t.iis*
and at reasonable rates.
N H.C.Mtwii.
Farmers desiring aTriump's *?derfor lStl
can have the same of W. 11. Gilbert at Warrea.
Freight*?,
E. M. Walsh,
General Dealer ia
Tinware,
Stoves, Bar Bron,
Steal met Builders' Material,
Aj^ent for the
ClLMEATXD MpKIT0|t ?L0wi.
Everything in Tin, Iron pr Brass,
Ornamental or Practical, uaa-
ally kept by the Trade,
prices Ra&'4psl.
CBOOESTOK, Usv%,
Morri0f
Dealar ia
Crookston Minn.
Fine Watch Repairing Care
fully Done and Guaranteed,
The Famous Rockford Movement mre
our especial Stock.
This is the culminatioa af Mechaaiaal
geuujty in Watches,
They are cheaper, better heace aiore ae
-ate and durable than aay other yet iaveatec*,
large nnd well s&i*ct*d stock ml
Clocks from $2 up to fancy pricwa.
A practical Watchmaker my.'el/, I yMratee
11 ina~'a sol i as represented, And all werk
underiakcn as perfect as caa be aoas.
Watches or goods for repair c*a ke left a|
the SUKAF O/Jce ia Wanes,
R. C. SNYDE R,
Wagons, Sleighs and Cutters
MADE TO ORDER.
Jobber and Repairer!
Mattresses and Spring Beds
FOR SALE.
Neck Yokes and WhiSetrees Ironed
Keady for Use.
anything wanted in V'cod done em
Short Notice.
Wheel-barrcTrs For Sale.
H. C. MENTZBR^
Dealer ia
ARm
MACHINERY,
Warren. Minn.
FishBros'sdcMilburnWagons,,
Deere 4 Monitor Plows,
'vicConnick Twine and Wire
Binders, Harvesters and
Mowers,
Jc Caf Engines and
TLTes.ers.
Superior feedtr*,

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