Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-01
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
No. 4 Hard 53cts,
Northern 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. III. i. Melgaard
returned to Argyle from their wed
Iding trip to the Worlds Fair, on
Saturday last.
The SHEAF is considerap,ss
handicapped this week for various
causes, and much important matter
must go over til! next week.
The SHEAF has made inquiries
of many farmers as TO the condition
OF the crop, and all unite in saying,
that the prospects are most prolnis-
ing.
- Lewis Westman sells the Acme
prepared paints and he advertises
the same in this issue. These paints
are recommended as possessing the
properties OF durability beauty and
covering capacity
"A very pleasant reception was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Glavin on
the return from their wedding trip,
on Wednesday, evening this week, at
the residence Of the brides par
ents. A large number OF friends had
gathered to do them honor and to
start them rejoicing on their Journey
Of life together. Mr.. W. F. Powell,
in n happy speech, presented to the
newly married couple an elegant sill
yer ten set and other silver ware, the
gift OF their many friends. Refresh
ments were served during the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Gl;,vin received
many warm congratulations and
best OF wishes for their future sue
cess and happiness.
Us. Hilleboe, X. j. Taralseth'
book-kceper, who has been off on a
vacation for IL few weeks, surprised
his friends by returning last Friday
III company with an estimableyonn
lady whom he introduced as his wife.
He was married in the Norwegian
Lutheran church i'll town Of Strong's
Prairie, Wis. on May Hath, and
Immediately after the cermony at the
church the happy couple were given
n pleasant reception ut the, home Of
the brides parents. The newly mar.
ried couple spent a few days OF tleii.
honey moon ut the Worlls Fair.
Mrs. Hilltlme's nainrn name wi.s
Gli,ri, +. Strand, and she a.,.l her
husband hay. grown up together Is
the snme neigllhorl,no,l from.c.lill-
hood.
= Every loves. OF first class music
should make il IL point To hear the,
Forfeit Concert Company when they
lappear ut Wn.rel, on .l:nle It'll. ii.
is not often ,lr,t !, Warren ;,us..ial.,,
sllns the opportunity to listen II, ,i,u-
sic ;tlI, song nj us liigi,n;i order. Miss
Ollie Torhett. the young I.s,Ia yio-
linist, occupies tllelront rank in hr,
profession, and the pianist, Mr.. Mo-
qnist, is II great musical genus. The
l4utteman Sextette is so well known
that it needs no words OF comncs-
dntiOn. Remember the concert in
the NJ. p. church on Wednesday eve
ming June 18th.
Miss Ollie forfeit won the favor
OF the audience before she played,
and ll"ld it more firmly after sl,ep
ducel those exquisite tones upon her
violin. As mn angel face, wrapped in
a golden hnlo Of tenderly entwining
cnrls, md bending over her fnvolel
Instrument, this young girl present.
ed a picture to move one to thoughts
ofliving beauty in face nnsl form, in
f,lce and form, in full harmony with
her own sweet music, 50 rich in mel
ody, SO rare in the mystery OF tech
nic,,l difficulties. Chicago Inter
Ocean.
i MIR. MOquist, the renowned pianist
and composer. executed several
numbers, and was rnptnrously ap-
planded. Asn performer on the pi-
ano lie has obtained a mastery that
must be called marvellous. His
method is fine, his touch, elegant,
sometimes like a whisper, sometimes
overwhelmingly powerful and
strong From Pittsburg.
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to bzlzl food horses, or, de-
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