Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-05-28
Entered at the Post o ficea Warren as second
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

Whitney leads in low prices.
j. C. Bennewitz, OF Argyle, was
in town yesterday.
Read K. J. Taralseth's new adj
vertisement this week.
C. G.. Winchester returned from
River Falls, Wis, on Tuesday.
A. Grindelaud leaves tonight to
attend the commencement at the St.
Cloud Normal School.
james K. Wood, OF McCrea, was
around the fore part OF the week set
ting up the cigars on a bran new boy
who arrived at his home on Monday
morning.
Marriage licenses were issued
last week to CLAUS Halvorseth and
Agnes Peterson, John Peterson and
Anna Stoke, O. NJ. Berglund and
Ricka Larson. ...rs........
k. J.. Taralseth says that as the
outlook is at present he may be COM
PEELED to abandon the idea ofputting
up the new store building mentioned
last week. ..s:...- ....a..
- Senator Davis remembered the
SHEAF with several packages OF gar
den seeds, for which he has our
thanks. When the pumpkins get ripe
we will reciprocate.
- L. W. Peterson, OF Vega, and Ole
G.. Nordrum, OF New Folden, were adj
Judged insane on Monday last by G..
S. Hull, judge of probate, and COM
mitted to the insane asylum at Fer
gus Falls.
- Mr.. N. j. Sandberg, from Angus
tana College, Rock Island, ILL.,, ar
rived on Monday: He will teach
Swedish parish school in Rev. Ber-
gins congregations in this county
during the summer months.
AT a meeting OF the republican
county committee on Tuesday it was
decided to hold the next county con-
vention in this city on the 25th OF
June. County officers will be nomi-
mated and delegates to the state
convention chosen.
Fred Brady returned Saturday
from his trip to the Southwest. He
visited Omaha, Denver, Cripple Creek,
and other cities, and everywhere the
people complained OF hard times.
Cripple Creek is mining town that
was almost destroyed by fire a short
time ago. Considerable gold is
mined there, but not enough to go
around. -
"A heavy rain on Sunday evening
and more rain on Monday caused the
Snake river to rise again. All day
Tuesday it rose slowly, but steadily,
and when evening came was within
two feet OF the high water mark of
the previous week. Again cellars were
flooded and more inconvenience
caused to some Of the residents on
the Island. During Tuesday night,
however, the waters subsidized. Red
Lake river, we learn, has been on the
rampage again, this time higher than
before. At Crookston many of the
inhabitants we're again forced to
leave their homes, and much damage
has been done there and elsewhere
along said river.
A party Of eight from the town
OF Cedar proved up on their claims
before Clerk of Court Malberg on
Monday last. They had an adven-
turous as we'll as perilous trip in
coming to Warren. From Cedar they
went by boat on Middle river to a
point on the river opposite Warren,
and the remainder Of the distance
they walked. As the current in the
river is very swift, and the channel
obstructed by trees, they had great
difficulty in maneuvring their
boats so as not to capsize or be
dashed against the distractions
Middle river, they say, was overflow.
ing it's banks at many points. The