Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-09
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The weather since last issue has
been pleasant and blowing has been
resumed.
The November term OF District
Court for Marshall County will begin
Nov. Goth.
Wheat was down to A cents for
No. hard Monday and Tuesday,
but yesterday it raised a cent.
&C. W. Abrahamson, one OF Mar
shall county's model farmers, gnve
the SHEAF n profitable call last week.
MARHlED.-By Justice Keenan, on
Nov. 7th, 1898, Miss Hannah Strom-
gren to Olof II. Bnngtson, both of
this comfy.
- Miss Grace Stone has returned
to her home on the Lower Snake
from North Dakota, where she has
been teaching school.
- You can subscribe for any paper
published in the world at the SHEAF
office. Subscriptions received for all
Scandinavian papers. w
Judge Hull, Dan Bernard and
W. Gilbert returned home Tuesday
evening from their hunt in the east
ern part of the county. They say
game is very scarce.
A prairie fire yesterday after
noon threatened to burn some
stacks of hay south of the city lin
it's, and the fire department was C H.
ed out to save the property, which
they did.
&C. j. klingborg, the blacksmith,
expects to move over to do business
in Bert Hennum's old stand this
week, and will be glad to meet there
all his former customers, aud many
new ones.
The ladies of the NJ. +. society
will serve Il Harvest Home and Oys-
ter Supper in Slee's hall on Wednes.
day evening, November Is. Supper
25c.; oysters SOC. Supper from 6
O'Clock to 10 o'clock p. m.
Two transients, John Corrigan
and Louis VaIin were sentenced to
the county Jail for Is nnd - days
respectively, by Justice Barker, OF
Argyle, on Tuesday this week. They
had been drunk and disor,lerly.
mine years ago [ married and
subscribed for the SHEAF, and here's
another $50 on subscription is
what W. 0. Holcomb remarked to
us last Saturday, at the same time
shifting the action to The words.
- Lars Bjorsness, OF Fodvang P.
O., brought in IL 800 pound porker
which he sold in town yesterday. Mr..
Horsness believes in having some
thing besides wheat to sell, and in
that he is " Wisn He favored the SHEAF
with a pleasant call.
- The Companion is an attractive
little weekly paper that reaches our
table. 1t is published at the school
for the deaf and dumb at Faribault
by the pupils OF that institution and
is sent 10 us through the courtesy of
John Johnson, IL pupil from this
county.
The supper and auction sale in
the Johnson building last Saturday
evening nettel the ladies of the
Swedish Lutheran congregation a
little over hundred dollars, and
the ladies desire through the SHEAF
to thank all who contributed to
make their efforts Il SUCCESS.
A very pleasant surprise party
was given to Miss Ada Lundgren on
Thursday. evening by II large num-
Der OF Eer lady and gentlemen friends.
AS q mementO of the occasion she
was presented with Il fine silver nap
kin ring. Miss LundSren expects to
leave next week for an extended visit
in Carver Co., Minn.
"A warrant was issued by Justice
Keenan,, Nov. 9th, 1898, sworn out
by Alfred Horgan, chairman OF the
board OF supervisors OF the town OF
McCrea, charging j. S. David with
knowingly and wilIfuily permitting
wild mustard togo to seed, to which
charge Mr.. David plead guilty and
was fined s. 90 and costs for the OF.
fense-a very small fine.
= Anderson 4 Larson have been
closing ont their stock OF furniture
this week preparatory to going out
OF the business at this place. They
are Wide-nwnke business men, and
their pulling out is a loss to the bus
mess community. Mr.. A. NJ. Ander
son, who has had personal charge o
the business, is gentlemen in every
sense OF the word, and he has made
many friends dur.ng his stay in War
ren.
"A very serious accident is re-
ported to have happened to f. G.
Nelson, formerly OF Nelson Park in
this county, who was one Of the com.
missioners appointed by Judge Ives
to locate the new road between Thiel
River Falls and Roseau. While NOV.
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