Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-08-10
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

r. Nilsson, OF Stephen, stopped
in the city Monday night.
y Mrs. d. A. Whitney went on a
visit to Wisconsin last week.
The auroral display in the heav-
: ems Sunday night was very beauti-
full
-Lindberg & Lundgreu report more
binders sold this year than any
year before.
- Mrs. "A. M. Anderson left Mon
day to visit relatives and friends in
Otter Tail Co.
A warm wind blew from the
south Monday which did no good to
late sown grain.
= Mrs. H. Steenerson, OF Crooks
ton, visited with the family of A.
Grindeland last Thursday.
- Rev. 0. s. Werner will hold SER
vices next Sunday in Vega at 1890
a. m, and in Warren at sp m.
The firm OF Bake Bros &
Johnson, OF Stephen, have assigned.
ii. Christopherson is the assignee.
- Mrs. l.. c. Ketcham and children
left Tuesday to visit the Worlds
Fair and their former home at Mi
nooka, Illinois.
- Rev. Dommersnes, of Cresco,
Iowa, will preach in the Norwegian
Lutheran church Friday evening,
Aug. II, at 8 p. m.
S. Cooke returned from his east
ern trip Yesterday. He made-a hur-
ried visit to the Worlds Fair, and
says it was pretty good.
MARRIED: At Warren, August Z,
1898, by G. S. Hull, Judge OF probate.
Miss Ida Hawkins to Mr.. A. L. Bes-
serud, both of this county.
- Mrs. Nicholson, OF Stephen, has
been giving lessons in flower paint
ing to a number Of Warren ladies
this week at the residence OF Ed.
Franson.
A force of men have been here
making repairs and putting a new
coat OF paint on the Minnesota &
Dakota Elevator Co.'s elevator at
this place.
Guy Aubol was at Grand Forks
Sunday and reports that Ia. We
lander is improving in health, and
looks much better since the amputa-
-tion OF his leg.
- Il. T. Whitney commenced cut
ting wheat on his farm yesterday,
and he brought in to the SHEAF Of
flee sheaf OF good looking wheat,
well filed, cut from the first round.
= A few weeks ago Peter o. Dahl
gren contested the tree claim OF +.
G. Hickman in Vega. The contest
has been decided in favor OF Mr..
Hickman, who has done all the law
requires, and more.
A large number of the Warren
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G. An
derson drove out to their pleasant
farm home last Sunday to spend the
afternoon with them. All who were
there report very enjoyable time.
- Mr.. G. G. Winchester has been
awarded the first prize on No. 1 hard
wheat at the Worlds Fair. This is
n great credit to the Red River. val
W, and speaks well for Mr.. Win
chester as a successful wheat raiser.
To all who intend to visit the
Worlds Fair we do chcerfully recon-
mend the Security Hotel as a pleas
ant, convenient and comfortable
place to stop. Good rooms can he
had from so cts. day up. For fur
ther information call at SHEAF office.
A good flowing we'll was struck
last week on the farm of Adolph
Johnson in section 10, town OF Far
ley. 1t is 154 feet deep and flows 9
pals OF good water per minute. The
well was bored by Henry Grub, who
has a good well boring outfit and
has been very successful in finding
water.
- 1t has come to our notice that
prairie chickens are being slaughter
ed out OF season in large numbers by
some OF the sports of Warren, and
we would not be surprised some fine
day to see the game warden pounce
down upon these fellows and make
them pay a heavy fine for their il
legal and cruel fun.
The lew school board was or
ganized at a meeting held last Sat
urday by the election of the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing year: J.
T. Easton, president; j. p. Mattson
secretary, and l.. Lamberson treas
urer. 1t was decided to hold 9A
months school the coming year, the
fall term to commence Sept. 4th
next.
The going wages for harvest
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