Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-22
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- call attention to the new ad
OF 7. Topper in this issue OF the
SuEAF.
- Mrs. w. j. Compton and chill,
dren, Of Fargo N. ID. ale visiting rela-
tives in this city. ~.
- Il. II. Frank returned a few DAYS
ago from Illinois where he has been
attending school during the winter.
- Fred keppler OF Ada is visit
ing with his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Seigne.
- DR.. Wattam was called out to
Gust Anderson's in Viking on
Wednesday last week to set the bro
ken ar,a OF Il little six year old son
OF Mr.. Anderson.
- Mrs. Jeannette H. Knox OF
Wahpeton n, D. will deliver an ad-
dress in the NJ. Z. church, Sunday
evening, June 2Jth. All are cordial,
ly invited to attend.
- Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Winchester
returned to the city last Friday from
their wedding tour and are now cat
home receiving the consra tulations
ot their numerous friends.
- Observe the change in time ta-
bic OF the Great Northern The
train going north leaves at 9:30
@ clock in the morning and the one
south at 81 0 in lie afternoon.
- MARRIED.: On Tuesday evening,
June Goth, 1893, at half-past seven
O'Clock, Mrs. Josephine Seeley to
Vim. Dixon, both OF this city. Rev.
S. $. Farley ofiiciated. The SHEAF
extends its organizations.
- ". A. Wallace is building IL large
and fine new residence on his farm
north of the city. Mr. Wallace has
very desirable place we'll shaded
and protected by trees and shrub
berry. And yet he has employed no
other means to beautify his place
than are within easy reach of every
farmer in the county. "
- Mr.. G. l.. Harris, our former es-
teemed and not easily forgotten sta
ton agent writes as follows to the
SHEAF from Bolton, Texas, where lie
now is city ticket agent for the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe Railway com
pany: "F'amily and all are well and
hearty. Harvest is over, grain is
moving slowly. Cotton is doing
nicely, and prospects favorable for
$4,000 bales to be marketed here this
season.
- Mr.. John NJ. HaIvorson, who re-
Gently started on trip to Norway,
has sent the editor OF this paper a
postal card dated Niagara Falls
June IL, which reads as follows: Il
send You this card written on the
platform by Niagara Falls. The
scenery is beautiful, especially Sc
this morning when | saw The rain
bow right in the fall and the foam
sparkling in all cO!OrS-;l sight nevcl
to be forgotten. See the Worlds
Fair and niagara Falls and lle!''
- The Sw. Ey Luth. ConGrega.
ton on the Lower Snake has decided
to celebrate the next coming 4th q
July by festival. which is to be hcli
about q mile south OF Mr. Peal
strOms school house in Mr.. Mates
Peterson's grove. The festival be
gins at 1870, II. m. The program
for the day consists OF speeches by
Rev. O. S. Werner and p. \. Mattson
an essay by Mr.. l.. p. Dahlquist
songs and Orgausolos. Free dinner
will be served. In the afternoon
short speeches and songs will be rem
dercd, after which the wOmen's socie
ty will have q Mission auction abOu
, o'clock the same day. We tax,
this opportunity to extend to all
who intend to attend our festival, {
hearty welcome.
4 party OF four gentlemen who's,
names are Dan Springer, JEFF. Sprun
ger, Peter Soldner and j. +. Lehmen
OF Berne, Ind, in charge of Ma,
Bass, the genial Emigration agen
OF the Great Northern r. R., arrive,
in the city Thursday morning las
week with IL view OF looking up a 10
cation Tor IL Mennonite colony. Th
party was taken in hand by MI
Loughridge and Mayor Ostrom VIII
took them around and showed thel
the city and as much OF the SUI
rounding country us was possible i
the short time allotted for their vis
it. They, however, expressed then
selves as very much pleased wit
what they had seen, and it is not a
all unlikely that a place for colon
may be selected in this county
Mennonite colonies, wherever the
are established in this country, al
genel ally thrifty and prosperous. TIL
Mennonite are small sect Of chri!
tians. SO called from Memo Simon
OF Friesland, their founder. The
believe that the New Testament
the only rule offaith, that there
no original sin, that infants shou1