Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
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Whitney leads in low prices.

M. y. Berget has purchased Guy
A. Aubol's fine trotter.
= Mrs. Ernie Childs returned tC
Crookston last Saturday.
II. III. Mack, Of Wapger, spent
Monday night in the city.
- Albert Lundgren returned Tues.
day from business trip to Roseau.
= The Warren 1. O. G. r. lodge
will hold an open meeting June 10th
j. p. Easton has returned from
his service on the federal jury at
Duluth.
&C. l., Hilton, an attorney from
Fergus Falls, is in the city attend
irg court.
r. S. George has been appointed
travelling solicitor and collector 70,
The Message.
- Andrew Johnson, of Warrenuon
has moved to Rosean, where he has
taken up a claim
Go and get one OF those nice berry
spoons at Farrell's.
H. Haakenson, one of the pro
minent farmers of Oak Park, gave
the SHEAF a pleasant call to-day.
- Mrs. Fl. e. Mussey, and daugh.
ter Lillian, came over from The
River Falls, Monday, to visit friends
for a few days.
A $15 jeweled watch; dust proof
case for $40 at Farrell's.
= Read our General Law supple,
ment through this week, and YOU
will never after complain OF there be-
ing no reading matter in The SHEAF
= Mrs. A. Grindeland, son and
youngest daughter, left on Tuesday
for Iowa, in response to a telegram
announcing the illness ofMrs. Grinde.
lands mother.
- Aug. Wallentin, OF St. Paul, has
the contract to build the brick store
building forthe Peoples Trading Com.
pany, and force of men are at work
this week excavating for the building.
= The 17th OF May was appropri.
ately observed in Warren according
to the program published in last
weeks SHEAF. Judge Grindeland
delivered an eloquent address at the
exercises in the hall.
Mrs. DR.. j. r. Finney was a pas
senger on Friday mornings train
last week on her way to Wanger to
visit her mother. DR.. Finney at pres
ent is employed as government ply
sician on the Fort Berthold reserva-
tion in North Dakota. -.
20. w. Mead and his nephew,
Fred S. Mead, of Boston, Mass, ar
rived last Saturday.. The elder Mr..
Mead is the owner OF a large number
OF farms in Marshall and Polk coun-
ties and came to inspect his proper ty.
L. Loughridge acts as the agent for
Mr.. Mead. ~
"A concert by a troupe from
Hope Academy will be given in the
new church OF the Elm congrega-
tion, town OF Oak Park, on Satur-
day, June Is, at II o'clock A. Nj.
At 8 O'Clock in the evening, same
date, said troupe will give a concert
in Warren, place to be announced
later.
- Two Polish emigrants bound
for Thief River Falls got on the
wrong train at Crookston yesterday
and came on to Warren. Mr. Grat-
EEK, OF town OF Wright, being in the
city was called upon to explain mat
ters to the strangers whose mistake
will delay for few days longer, their
meeting their friends.
= The following attorneys from
abroad are attending court this
week: L. S. BayreIl and E. NJ. Stan
ton, Argyle; W. G. Brown and G. r.
Carr, Stephen; Fl. Steenerson, A. C..
Wilkinson, R. j. Montague, A. A..
Miller and VIM. Watts, Crookston;
j. j. Sutton, Of Wisconsin,; C. L.
Hilton, Fergus Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. McCrea, and
children, and Mrs. Z. r. Davies, OF
the state Of Washington, arrived
last Friday to spend few days visit
ing friends. They were among the
first settlers in Warren and they
have many friends here who hold
them in high esteem for their many
excellent qualities. On Monday
evening a reception, attended by
many old settlers, was given in thei1
honor. From here they will proceed
to South Bend, Ind, where they vii
make an extended visit with rela
tiyes.
An Odd Fellows lodge OF 2;
members was organized in Warrel
on Tuesday evening this week b,
Grand Master, DR.. Lancaster, Q
Fisher, and Past Grand Maste
Strauss, OF st. Paul. About 6Oyisit
ors from Hallock, Stephen, Argyle
Fisher, Crookston, Grafton, Mime
apolis and st. Paul, were present
The lodge is to be kdown as Friend
ol,iuso nfl,ra M OD7' and will h01l