Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-29
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

in session on Tuesday.
- Service next Sunday in the Sw
Luth. Church at 1920 a. m. and S
p. IN.
- Prof. W. B. Walters made a trir
to Hallock on Tuesday between
trains.
- Oscar Holcomb and wife return.
ed on Monday from the Worlds
Fair.
Grass is growing very fast and
Will produce II heavy crop of hay
this year -...
MIR. Chas. A. Bradley departed
TOR Chicago OIL Saturday last week
to see the Fair.
Miss Mildred B. Walker left on
Thursday last week for Buffalo,
Wright Co., Alinn.
Attorneys VIM. c. Brown, OF
Stephen and l.. S. Bayrell, of Argyle
were in the city on Monday.
Burt Knapp took the north
train, to llal!ock on Thursday, re-
turning on Friday afternoon.
A. d. Nordstrom, of the town OF
Oak Park, was granted patent on
thermometer the Goth inst.
- The Young Peoples Society OF
the Swedish Lutheran church will
meet on Friday evening, June 80.
- Van Gordon of Browns Valley.
Mimi, arrived ut Warren on Friday
last to visit with his brother, A. R.
Gordon.
- Rev O. S. Werner and P. A.
Mattson will conduct service in town
OF Bloomer, Thursday, July 9th, at
1O:3O o'clock a. m.
The creamery building has been
moved to Il lot a short distance east
OF the depot, and will be fitted up for
an Opera house. Good.
A. Grindeland left for Grand
Forks Thursday, in the interests of
the Grand Forks College, returning
home on Saturday mornings train.
p. H. Holm's fine restaurant
building is nearing completion, and
in it Peter will soon be furnishing
good things to eat and drink for the
boys. @s--ar.-
Thief River Falls will celebrate
the Fourth OF July in the proper
manner. Their "ad." which explains
more fully appears in another col
umn.
II. F. Stevens and three young
est sons returned from the Fair Sa-
turday last week. Mrs. Stevens will
visit for some time in the southern
part OF Illinois before returning.
A reception was given by the
Masonic Lodge of this city in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Melgaard, OF
Argyle, and Mr.. anI Mrs. G. C. Win
chester, OF this city, on Wednesday
evening, June p.
Mr., d. A. Whitney and w. F.
Powell returned on Friday from Peli
can Rapids, Otter Tail county, NIinn.
where they have been on Il fishing
and outing trip. They report a "big
catch and a good time.
- Mr.. c. Theodorf, of Hallock, has
recently opened up il Bakery and Ice
cream parlOr in this city in the Col
den building, formerly occupied by
Holcomb's grocery store. Read his
ad. and see what he has for tile hun
gry.
"A large number of young people
drove out to Dngoberg's park in
town OF Oak Park on Sunday last.
Refreshments were served and an in
teresting program executed under
the auspices OF the l. 0. q. V. club, OF
this city.
On Wednesday last week c.
Sandber@, Guy Aubol, Harold Roy
EN-, j. A. Welander, Fred johnson
and G.. J. Johnson went out to Thief
River Falls to fish. They returned
Saturday having captured a goodly
number OF the finny tribe.
Clas. Woolery has just complet.
ed a bridge in Dist. No. /, town oil
Warrenton, north of w. Smiths
place. Attention is called to it's sub.
stantial structure, being put up on
oak piles, and furnished with strong
oak stringers and double planking.
On Monday Mr.. A. Garborg en-
tered the SHEAF office with q father
ly smile upon his face and laid or
our desk a tasty cigar, informing us
that a nine-pound boy had applied
for care in his home on Sunday. The
cigar was at once dedicated for the
young abstracter's luck.
DO not forget that Warren is
going to celebrate the glorious
Fourth of July in grand style this
year, as usual Warren never disap
points the peoplein providing amuse
ment and instructive entertainment
and this celebration will be no excep