Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-18

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Mrs. I. J. MCCLELLAN is visiting
friends at Crookston.
Samuel Cooke went south on
legal business yesterday.
CIV. Brown is making a business
trip to the southern part OF th. state.
&C. Rue, OF Farley, remembered
the SHEAF with pleasant call yes-
terday.
Will sell my house and lot on the
island for $4,000. Call on A. Grin
deland. JOHN PETERSON.
Mrs Chas. Vented was kicked by
a colt to-day, she receiving an uelv
cash in the upperpart OF the forehead.
A gang OF laborers are putting
In the new side walk between the cor.
ners OF Mr.. Taralseth and Mr., Benne-
witz.
Franson, the shoe man, has the
very lowest prices, always consider
ing the quality and price. All goods
strictly warranted.
- At the Fire Company's meeting
last Monday night, W. A. Case was
appointed assistant chief in place OF
Chas. Sager, resigned.
The two daughters OF Rev. P. NJ.
Samuelson returned last Friday from
North field, MINI. where they have
been going to school.
-Children's day was observed with
pleasing and appropriate exercises in
both the Presbytesian and Methodist
churches last Sabbath.
Simon Warning, OF Excel, was in
the city on Friday last rnd sold 200
lbs. OF wool-from the short-tailed
sheep-that became SO famous in the
contest for the county seat.
Prof. W. B. Walters has been en-
gagged as principal OF our school for
another year. He and Mrs. Walters
will spend the vacation in his paren.
tai home at DesMoine, S. D., for
which place they left on Tuesday.
Mr.. o. s. Werner, the theolobical
student, who will have charge of the
Lutheran congregations at Warren
and Vega, arrived this morning, and
Will hold services next Sunday at Ve-
ga III the forenoon, and at Warren
Ill the evening at 8 o'clock.
The United Norwegian Luther.
On Church holds it's annual meeting
at Kenyon, Mimi, this year. Rev.
Urnes and Rev. Ostgulen and wife
have gone to attend the meeting,
IL. c. Naseth is a delegate from the
Big Woods congregation.
Our public school closed on Fri.
day last with an elegant picnic in
the grove. The children enjoyed
themselves immensely with swinging,
playing games and drinking lemon.
ade. 1t was Il very pleasant closing
OF "a prosperous school year.
The Missionary Society of the
Red River Presbrtery met at the Pres
byteriaR church on Tuesday anG
Wednesday,. Many distinguished Wis
1tors from the principal towns along
the line wsre here. Mrs. G. O. Van
cleve, OF Minneapolis, delivered III
address. -
The editor of the " Register" re
turned from Illinois last week. Dur
Ing his absence he bought another
newspaper in the town were he hal
been publishing one for some time
and is now monopolizing, we believe
the whole Republican press of tha
city and also of the county.
Mrs. J. c. Mcintyre left for tn
east on Monday this week. She will
first visit relatives in New York ant
Brooklyn, and then proceed to Prov
idence, II. l., her old home. Her ma
ny friends in this city wish her a sal,
journey and pleasant time seeinI
friends and kindred and familiar
scenes.
The outlook for a big foreign de
mand for American cereals is certain
ly very bright. The acreage devoted
to wheat production in European
Russia ahd India has not been kep
up to it's former extent for severa
years. The area in Russia devoted
to wheat is not larger than it was al
teen years ago. That the farmers o
America will soon be granted q large
market and higher prices, seems inev
liable. American Farmer.
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