Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
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%, I, Odegaarden, OF Comstock,
was a pleasant caller at the SHEAF
office on Monday.
j. M. Schie, OF Humboldt, was
on the jury, and incidentally gave
the SHEAr a friendly call.
IN. j. Larson, a prosperous far.
mer west OF Stephen, was attending
court rs a juror this week.
- Rev. Alfred Bergin and Peter
Dalqnist drovetoS St. Hilaire Monday
to attend Il mission meeting.
Monday was clear and pleasant,
Tuesday cloudy, Wednesday it rained
and last night a little snow fell.
A number OF people from Roseau
and different parts OF this county are
attending the Adventist meetings in
Warren this week.
- Halvor Steenerson, Wm. Watts,
A. A. Miller, and A. G. Wilkinson
were the attorneys from Crookston
attending court this week.
"A. 5. McGinnis and wife, of De-
troit. Minn., are spending a few days
this week visiting relatives and
friends in Warren and vicinity.
Rev. Alfred Bergin and family
will move this week into the Swedish
Lutheran parsonage, where those
wishing to see the pastor will please
call.
John N. Dahlstrom, a farmer in
town OF Vega, died last week, aged
81 years. He was born in Sweden
and has resided in this county since
1882.
F. D. Keye, OF Argyle, attended
court as a witness on Monday. He
said that the railroad commissioners
visit did not bring any more cars to
Argyle.
considerable threshing yet re-
mains to be done, most of it in the
eastern part of the county. The past
few days have been favorable for
such work.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church will give an en-
tertainment Thanksgiving night at
the Opera House. Watch out for
program later. "
- The ladies of the Swedish Luth-
eran church wish to announce that
they will serve a very unique supper
on Thanksgiving evening, and also
hold an auction sale.
- Many farmers are ordering cars
and shipping their own grain They
claim they can get better grades by
doing go, and will also save elevator
charges for handling
- Subject for next Sunday NOR
ning's sermon in the Presbyterian
church: "Hungering and Thirsting.' y
Popular sermon in the evening. Rev.
Chas. d. Darling, pastor.
Services at M. F.. church next
Sunday, 1890 q. M, all welcome.
"The progressive glory of the Christ
ian Church" 1880 p. M, 1.-THE grace
OF God and it's recipients" Sunday
school at noon Class meeting at
close OF evening service.
= The Ladies' Society OF the Sean
dinavian M. f.. church will have an
auction sale ut Slee's hall, Saturday
evening, Nov. 16. There will he cof-
fee and cake for sale and there will
nlso he good music and singing dur
ing the evening. Everyone welcome.
One of Roseau's merchants
shipped SO, 900 pounds Of butter last
week. This represents about one
fifth of the butter marketed at RO-
seau this year. The truth Of the
above statement can be verified by
the depot agent at Stephen. People
who think this county is sparsely
settled with no farming resources are
greatly mistaken. .-Roseau Co. Times.
This week Mr.. Ole Thompson, OF
town Of Fork, brought the SHEAF a
few specimen ears OF corn grown this
year They are large and well ma.
tured and would be a credit to Iowa
or Illinois. The fact that such fine
corn has been raised here this year
which has been poor year for corn
anyway, is conclusive proof that the
Red River Valley is not "too cold fol
corn. Mr.. Thompson has had fiji
teen acres planted this year.
-J.MRyan, OF Argyle, has attended
court as q Juror tins week. MI. HyaI
owns q fine farm not far from Argyle
and this he conducts in an intelligent
manner so as to yield him handsome
returns. He says he has made money
on potatoes this year in spite of tht
low price. He sorted out the small
ones which he is boiling for the hog,
and the others, which were a choic,
lot, he sold easily for twenty cents 9
bushel-a more profitable crop thar
wheat at present prices.
DISAPPEARED.
On Monday evening, Nov. IL, on.
black and white l.ewellin setter
about 10 months old, answers to th,
name Of "Reed." A suitable reward
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