Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-23
Entered at the Post Office at Warren second
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

"A dozen or more lots in Went
zel:s addition have already been bar
gainedfor, :.
Mr.. p. Frost Spaulding is here
looking after seeding operations on
his bonanza farm. -.
WIN. Carrese, OF Argyle, returned
yesterday from New Orleans and 9th
er southern points. "..-".
The coulie which empties it's wa
ter upon the town OF Vega has caused
lots of trouble this year, as usual.
F. A. Grady, rising young law
yer OF Thief River Falls, transacted
business in the city on Tuesday.
Rev. p. s. Ingersoll, OF Argyle,
will preach in the First NJ. E. church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Rev James Moody and family,
of St. Hilaire, arrived Tuesday
to visit friends in this city for a few
days. ~. .....+..
Mrs. J. w. Winchester, OF Penn
bina, N. D., arrived in town Monday,
to attend the funeral OF Mrs. G.. c..
Winshester. en-
H NJ. Strand, OF Strong's Prai-
RE. Wis.,, a brother of Mrs. J. S. Hill
leboe, arrived last week, and may
spend the summer here.
Miss Calista Andrews and WAL
ter Winchester arrived this morning
from Oberlin, Ohio, to be present at
the funeral of Mrs. G. G. Winchester.
Judge Grindeland went out in
pursuit OF geese last Saturday. In
manipulating the levers OF his breech
loader he lacerated his hand-but he
got the goose.
The clouds have parted. and
good drying weather set in. Seeding
has commenced.-Later: That was
written yesterday. Last night it
rained and it is wet and cloudy to-
day. Seeding has been postponed.
Next Sunday, April Goth, is the
18th anniversary Of the foundation
OF Odd Fellowship in America. At
that time the Odd Fellows OF Warren
will attend the Presbyterian church
in a body to listen to a sermon on
the order by Rev. Chas. D. Darling,
the pastor.
Edward Dahlquist, lately of the
Minneapolis School OF Fine Arts, will
give a talk on Art at the Warren Op-
era House, on Friday evening,
April "a. Allwho wish to see a good
exhibition OF drawing should avail
themselves of this opportunity. Ed
ward is a Marshall county boy try
ing to rise on the ladder Of fame and
deserves encouragement.
Morkassel & Void wish to an
nounce to the people OF Warren and
vicinity that they have now opened
up their fruit, confectionery and soft
drink esta blishment in their elegant
quarters, and respectfully invite the
public to give them call. Every
thing is newly fitted up and presents
tidy appearance. A beautiful mar
BILE soda fountain attracts the eye as
soon as one enters, and an elegant
billiard parlor occupies the rear OF
the building. All kinds OF fruit will
be kept in stock in their season, and
a fine line OF confectionery is being
put in. Both gentlemen are expert.
enced hands at the business and will
do their utmost to please the people,
The funeral Of Mr.. Carl Hvid.
stem, who died at the home of Mr.
Otto Edwardh, OF this city, on Fri
day last, took place on Monday at
Argyle. A delegation of the Warren
Lodge OF the Knights of Honor, o.
which order deceased In his life was 8
member, escorted the remains tc
Argyle, and the funeral services were
held at the NJ. E. church ofthat place
Rev. T. Billing, Of Warren, preached
the sermon from Heb. XII 6, anC
the Knights of Honor conducted