Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18
CITYLOTS FOR 9HLG
Wheat QUOTATIONS..


- Rev. and Mrs. O. s.. Werner
leave to-day to attend il series OF
Swedish Lutheran meetings and lest
ivals at Moor!,ead, Minneap Ills and
Rock Island, Ill.,, inclulinga II visit to
the Worlds Fair. They expect to
return the latter part OF June.
j. G. Brinkrrhoff, collector OF
customs ut st. Vincent, spent Tues
day night in the city. He expects to
lose his official head before long, and
will then return to Stephen and open
mp II loan, collection and insurance
Office.
- That bicycling will be a favor
ite pastime in Warren is evident
from the many new high grade
wheels that are being introduced
through Powell & Larson Mr.. and
Mrs. W. f.. Powell sport new wheels.
likewise Miss Lizzie Case, G. G. Vim
chester, C..J. Klingborg and ". S.
Cobb. Mrs. Powell's and Mr. Win
chcster's are high grade Columbia's.
There are about two dozen wheels
now in the city.
A lodge OF the Knights OF Hon
or has been organized in this city by
!. N. Priester, Grand Dictator. 1t is
to be known rs the Warren City
Lodge OF Knights OF Honor, and
starts out, we learn, with n large
membership. At a meeting held on
Thursday evening last week the fol
lowing officers were elected: Past
Dictator, DR.. G. S. Wattam; Dicta-
tor. !. T.. Ostrom; Vice Dictator,
Carl Young,lahl; Assistant Dictator,
Henry Scigne; Reporter, Harold Roy
EN-; Financial Reporter, Ed Franson;
Treasurer, A. b. Nelson; Chaplain,
Ole Swanson; Guide, Anton McGin-
mis-; Guardian, John Lund; Sentinel.
Christ Rundtom; Trustees: C. J.
klingborg, And. Lodoen, Otto Ed
wnrlh. RcADlar meetings on Tuesday
of each week.
- Mr.. l.. P. Brantlstrom, ofSprnce
Valley, WAS in the city Monday and
remembered the SHEAF with a wei
come and profitable call. He runs
saw mill in Spruce Valley and during
the past winter he hns turned ont
not less than 25O, 900 feet OF lumber,
NOSE OF which is consumed in the
Immediate ncighborhoo,l-n- good
thing for that part OF the conntry
He expected to start his shin~le mill
in u few days. Talking abont
schools, Mr. BrandstrOm said that il
there is Il tpncher i'll the county who
earns her salary, it is Miss Mabel
Ingalls,, who teaches in Spruce Valley.
This spring she has had to walk two
miles from her home to the school
house, w;lding part OF the way across
IL wet marsh, her rubber boots often
being filed with wnter when she
reaches the school house. Teachers
in more invort Il localities often com
plain about small inconveniences
and discomiorts, which are nothing
in comparison to the hardsl,;ps Miss
Ingalls, has to suffer in the perform
ance OF her duties MS Il teacher.
= MARRIED: At the home OF the
brides parents in Norway Lake,
knnliyohi Co. Mimi, on May 18th.
1893, Miss Hnldn Markell to Mr.. !
H. l.. Mel%aard, OF Argyle, Mar
shall Co. Minn.
Immediately after the ceremony
The happy couple started OH n we'd
ding tour to the Worlds Fair, Chi
cago. About June LIST, they will re-
turn to Argyle and take possession
of the elegant new home, which Mr.. |
Melgnard llns built and placed in
readiness for the reception of his
bride. Mr.. Melgnard is we'll known
as I. successful young business man
OF this county, he being the presl-
dent OF the Farmers and Merchants
Bank at Argyle, and also president
Of the State Bank Of Warren. The
and esteemed young lady
whom lie has chosen for Ills wife, is
the daughter Of leading citizen Of
kandiyolii county. AS a touch Of
the romantic, may be mentioned in
this connection, tlmt Mr.. AIelgaarl
first met his intended on the ship
in which he returned from his visit
to NorWny II couple years ago, she
the sIme time fromt Wis
it with friends in Sweden. The SHEAF,f {
in unison with numerous friends in
this county, extends to Mr.. and Mrs. |
Melgaard most hearty congr.tnla-
tions and the best Of wishes.
May friendship. lDve and music sweet.
Aud heavenly blessings yon alWays greet,