Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-25

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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
\ No. 1 Hard 54rts
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40 S
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Rejected IS 9"
e. j. HghWorden, the barber,
will have achairsin Michael Holm
barber shop after this.
The mother Of Dir. Chaplin, OF
Euclid, arrived Tuesday morning to
visit with Mrs MCCLELLAN.
John A. johnson, OF Viking, left
yesterday for Chicago to visit the
/ Worlds Fairsand relatives residing
there.
/ - Mrs. Ames, OF Mortified, Mimi,
state organizer OF the w. {. Z. u,
lectured in the Ne. e. church last
night
= Mr.. A. N. Jensen returned to
Warren last Friday and shook hands
with his many friends. He has
spent the winter i'll Goodhne Co..
Mimi
- Ed barnard, OF the Fergus Falls
Journal. one Of the best newspapers
in northern Minnesota, was in the
city last Friday, and the SAEAF ac-
knowledges q fraternal call.
f. w. Woodward /: We got
through seeding wheat last Satnr-
day, and will finish oats and barley
the middle oil this week. Some farm
ers feel discouraged, butin my opin-
ion the prospects ut present. are very
good. The wheat is getting q good
start, anu when it warns up now ii
will grow rapidly.
'flle sale to &. C. ketcham OF the
shares OF John Woodward and Mr..
Benson in the Warren Manufactu-
ring Co., has been completed, and
Mr.. hetcllani il, now the owner OF 4,
controlling interest in the mill. Mr..
ketcharn is nllhonorab!e man and II
good business man, who surely will
manage the valuable property to the
best interests OF all concerned.
- G. NJ Spannuth, the we'll driIler,
met with IL serious accident last
week, while drilling 1; we'll east OF
Stephen. His arm ciught in the
gearing, terribly initiating the
wrist and forearm, and ampntatien.
may be necessary. later: Drs. Me-
Gillian and Wattum were st Stephen
yesterday atid :snputated the arm,
y.l:,.a WAS his right one, close to the
sh.,iii Ter.
Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Is j. Tunlsetll b
were given (. very pleasant surprise
by ii large Number OF friends at their.
elegant home Oh Thursday evening
hast weeis. Nheirail hatl arrived AIR
4. GrindrlAnl stepped forward, ;iasl
'rxrlained title s;giiiiic;.Esa ui THE
gathering. HI told oil how i, little.
thick TIT .N3rsle after asfsW years
stay III Anipri:a had earne.! enough
money 10 return to Norway and ear.
~ away from there ii bride, just.
eighteen ve;E,.s ago. That this; little
thick fat Noiskea was Mr.. sHural-
seth. although tie Years th;lt have
elapsed since then, have added Wriil-
kles to his face, and the bride was
Mrs. Taraiseth And that tile friends
present were there for the purpose Of
helping them celebrate the eighteenth
anniversaryo Of their wedding. Mr..
Grintlciand in behalf Of the friends
present then handed over to MR..
and Mrs. Iaralseth - beautiful silver.
jewelry ease az q slight Of token OF
the esteem in which they are held,
and us Il nlementoof this occasion.
Mr.. 'Tarulseth responded thanking
his friends for their Kindness. The
old and the young now proceeded to
enjoy themselves according to their
own bent and inclination. Refresh
ments we're also served during the
tevening. When the party broke up
Iall united in wishing Mr.. md Mrs.
Taralsetl continued smooth sailing
across lies sen, and also expressed
la hope to be present ut their 36tll
wedding anniversary eighteen years
hence.
Ihayefor sale several second hand,
cushion tired wheels which will sell
lclleap for cash. All last years wheels.
Juno, $40. Rush, $40. Lion, s$54s5.
New Lion, $65. Ranblcr, $50. Sing
Ter, $50. Overland, $55. Fergus,
| 1886. All ngood condition md if
! SIS, is sent will ship tile wheel by
freight with tile privilege Of return
4 ing ii not satisfactory Am willing
to sell on ailments il good secnr-
lity is given.