Warren sheaf., 1895-09-05
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Whitney leads in low Dri.es.

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about plows and plowing in his al
this week
W. NJ. Fish, from near Des
Moines, Iowa, il here visiting his
brother, Alvin Fish, Of Foldal.
Frank A. Mattson commenced
teaching term OF school in Dist. No.
8, town OF Warrenton, this week.
p. Blomsness and family arrived
from Duluth on Tuesday to once
more take up their residence in War
ren.
Louis M. Olson, OF Big Woods,
was in the city last Saturday, and
reported a big yield of wheat along
Red River.
= W. N. Box lost Is acres OF oats
by lire on Monday, the flames being
famed by the strong wind preceding
the shower.
4 y Read the notice warning against
Setting out prairie fires. Too mucl,
care can not be exercised in that re-
spect this year.
= Mrs. NJ. P. Gilbert, Of Chicago,
arrived last Saturday to look aite,
her husband, while the latter is look
ing after the big crop. . 81.
All pupils ntitled to attend in
the High School room should be
present at the opening of school in
the Opera House next Monday.
- Peter Dnlquist: I have tllreshed
1910 bushels Of wheat, machine mea-
sure, from so acres on my farm. That
means at least 1000 bushels by
weight, or IN average OF 40 bushels
per acre. =.
Judge Ives, Stenographer Straw
bridge, Clerk OF Court Malberg. and
attorney Cook were t Argyle Tues
day, hearing the ease 81 Mrs. Cronk-
hite and Sutton, adjourned from the
spring term.
A Free Street Fair will be held
at Grand Forks, Sept. IT and 1S.
All who wish may bring and enter
products OF all kinds for competition,
$4,000 in prizes being offered. This
novel fair will undoubtedly become
very popular. -.
= Rev. Charles D. Darling arrived
last week to become the pastor OF
the Presbyterian church of this city
He has just finished his Theological
course at Manchester college, and is
young man whose talents ought to
carve out for him successful career
as a minister OF the gospel.
j. A. Swanson, the student who
has conducted services in the Swed
ish Lutheran church this summer.
left Monday for Augnstana College
to continue his studies. On Sunday
evening large number of his friends
surprised him at the Svea hotel and
presented him with purse of $14,
as token of their esteem.
- DR.. II. W. Thomas, the noted
pastor of the Peoples church, Chica-
go, ana ,Iohn +. Eberhart, a wealthy
Ienl estnte dealer of said city, arriv-
ed in Warren last Saturday for few
days recreation and sport. On Sun
day forenoon, DR.. Thomas addressed
large audience in the opera house,
ut union service, many of our peo-
pie being glad at the opportunity to
hear the eminent divine.
H. q. Hanson has completed Il
deal whereby he will enter into the
general merchandise business ut Ste
phen, his former home, and where he
is now considerably interested in /,
business way. This will nccessitate
closing his business here, which he
viii do at once. His stock will he
removed to Stephen next week and
his family will follow in II few days.
Thief River Falls Press.
= The other day we saw large
quantity OF salt pork unloaded Mt
the depot, consigned to one OF onr
local butchers. Last winter we saw
nfhimer bring a load OF dressed hogs
to town to sell, but could find NO
buyer. and had to take them back
home. This is not as it should be-
= Probably the first gray squirrel
that was ever seen in this locality
was recently killed by one OF the mel
on the Pembina farm from the top O
one of the buildings.
This squirrel is an inhabitant .
the oak forests u hundred miles Ol
more south of here, and unless they
Mre to be found in the timber along
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