Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-11
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Whitney leads in low nr;ces


whitney leads in low prices.
Stewart Walker is beginning to
be about.
4, s. Tyler, Of Fargo, N. D., was
IN town yesterday.
Another girl. No. 3, has been
born in President Cleveland's family.
Andrew Melgaard is having a
vacation this week and started south
on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Fernstrom, the
stephen dressmaker, visited friends
IN the city this week.
Geo. W. CarlIart returned home
this morning after an absence OF
about two months in New York.
- 0. G. Valtinson is now taking a
vacation after which he win resume
tais old position with D. A. Whitney.
- Rev. l.. NJ. Skunes, is the name
OF the new minister, who has arrived
to take charge OF the Norwegian
Lutheran congregation OF this city.
= Rev. Samuel Garborg, who has
recently graduated from the Mead
vile, Pa, Theological School will
preach at the Methodist church in
this city next Sunday evening at s
O'Clock.
"A pleasant surprise was given to
Miss Amanda Langeland. at the
home OF A. Grindeland, on Monday
evening, by large number OF her
young friends. Miss Langeland is
soon to return to her home in Iowa.
Mrs. NJ. H. Strand and Mrs. Nels
Smebron, OF Ark3ale, Wis, mother
and sister OF Mrs. J. $. HilIeboe, ar
rived July 3rd for u few days visit.
Christ Anderson md Edward Schul-
son, OF Thompson, N. d also spent
the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Hille-
Doe.
Many owners OF threshing ma
chimes are supplying themselves with
self feeders this year. ?. Dalquist
has ordered a self feeder and n new
separator. j. H. Huggard and
Winchester ( Cross will also use
sell feeders OIL their machines this
year.
The surveyors OF the Farmers
Railroad between Drayton and War.
rem has been completed and the sur
veyors have proceeded eastward
surveying the road to Thief River
Faals. The road will cross the Great
Northern a short distance north of
the bridge.
- Mission meetings are being held
in the Swedish Luth. congregations
in this county this week. The fol-
lowing ministers are in attendance:
Rev. James Moody, Of ST.. Hilaire; N
Lehart. OF Thirteen Towns; L. P.
Lundgren, Hallock; Alfred Bergin,
and wife, Sanborn, N. D.; p. Aim
gren, Cheyenne. N. u. and p. P. He
denstrom, Lake Park, MINI.
The Red River Valley District
OF the Minnesota Swedish Lutheran
Conference are considering the prop
osition to dispose OF the Hope Acad-
emy building at Moorhead, and
move the school to a more central
point in the valley. Warren is re-
garded al II good location and the
city can undoubtedly secure the
school in case it is decided to make a
change.
- The workmen who are tearing
down the old school bnil.Iing sny
that the walls were SO poorly con-
structed that the building would
surely have collapsed. One said
that he had not believed that the
building was in such poor condition,
but now he was convinced, and com
mends the school board for getting
it out OF the way, and averting Il
catastrophy that might have occurr
ed mt any time.
- 1t will require n vast amount o
labor to harvest and thresl tli.
years big crop, and the problem o
help will be an important one to ou1
farmers, and steps should be taker
at once to secure the necessary fariI
hands. This crop must not be al
lowed to go to waste. for lack OF har
vest hands TO take care of it. Will
a view Of assisting farmers tn &c
the necessary help, the Board .
Trade Of Warren have agreed to nc
,.s t.n employ ment bureau and vii
be placed III communication witt
labor bureaus III the large cities. [
will be well for the farmers in the di
ferant towns to make an estimate {
the number of men that will be need
ed and send in to the secretary a
once.
"A rare musical treat was en-
ioyed by all who attended thefareWe
concert of the Torbett Concert con
pany OH the evening OF July 3rt
The Lutteman Sextette as usua