Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-08-15
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Whitney leads in low prices.

MIR. John Nixon on the Lakin
farm is reported being seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Melgaard, OF
Argyle, visited in the city last Fri
day.
}. P. Lundin and daughter, Of
Stephen, visited In Warren Friday
last week.
= Mr.. j. G. Gillespie, manager OF
the Stephen farm, was in the city on
Friday last week.
Mrs. Knapp from Minneapolis,
has come to visit her sister Mrs.
George, who is i'll.
At an auction sale OF horses on
Saturday afternoon, two animals
brought $11 and $15 respectively.
= Services will be held next Sun
dav evening at 1880 O'Clock in the
Swedish Luth church by J. A. Swan
son.
Miss Mary Anderson, of Crooks
ton, has been visiting friends in the
city for a couple OF weeks, returning
home yesterday. a.
A fat ear loaded with wagons
and army equipments from Fort
Pembina was attached to Tuesday s
train for shipment to Montana.
- Mrs. 0. NJ. Holmgren, OF the un.
organized town east of West Valley
was taken to the hospital at Grand
Forks on Friday last week for treat
ment.
= Mrs. j. p. Easton, and daughter
Leora and son Chauncey returned
home Saturday morning from their
visit with relatives and friends in
Duluth and Minneapolis.
= A few of the noble Red men from
the reservation have been in town
this week looking for work in the
harvest fields. They look to be
young, strong, athletic fellows, capa,
BILE OF doing a good days work.
The pupils OF the city schools,
who took the high school eXamina-
tion last winter, have received their
standing and certificates in the re-.
spective studies this week. Most oI
the pupils passed a creditable exami.
nation.
= The Interstate Elevator compa.
ny, in order to be able to handle the
big crops and ut the same time keep
Pete Sinclair out of mischief will
build new elevator with a capacity
OF 10000 bushels, adjoining their
present elevator.
= The north bridge across Snake
river, west Of the railrod track, is in
Il poor condition and not safe fol
heavy loads. At meeting of the
council on Tuesday, the bridge was
condemned, and IL new iron and steel
bridge ordered to be built.
- This is the country where beets
and vegetables will go to seed the
first year. This was proved to us by
Mr.. N. d. Ross. He brought in &
beet, planted from seed this spring
on which the seeds were preparing
He has more in his garden which he
will allow to mature.
"A pleasant surprise was given tt
Mr.. John o. Larson, of this city, oil
Thursday evening last week, the oc
casion being his 34th birthday. His
wife had without his knowledge OF
consent invited q number OF his gen
tlemen friends to spend the evening
at the home. Mr.. Larson was present
ed with an elegant swing rocker ant
many hearty congratulations il
memory OF the event, and all presen
had II very enjoyable time.
- Threshing outfits are becoming
more and more formidable and i'm
posing with each succeeding year
A modern traction engine, weighing
10000 pounds is q ponderous thing
and the latest kind of separator
with self feeder, automatic weigher
and hollow cylindrical attachment
at the rear for blowing the stray
galley west, is curious looking ma
chine. Many new outfits have beel
sold by the dealers here, but tin
chances are that there IRE not enough
machines to do the work this year.
A petition signed by a larg
number Of Taxpayers was presente'
to the Board OF Education on Fri
day requesting that body to call
3 special school meeting to vote $3.50,
bonds to complete the building an
provide steam heating and vent
lating plant. Pursuant To this r.
qnpst !, special freeting has bee
called to be held at Court Hons
Hall on Monday evening, Angus
10th, TO vote OH the question ol il
suinr snid bonds. Let all citizen