Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-23
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whitney leads in low prices.

Service in the Norw. Luth. church
next Sunday $40 p. N.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Bergo return
ed lnst week from Montevideo, Mimi.
Fred W. Flanders went to Min
nsapolis last week to remain Il few
days.
u. T. Easton attended a meet.
ing OF the Masonic grand lods,. ut St.
Paul last week. @
~ NJ. f.. Gordon, brother OF A. r,
Gordon, returned to Browns Valley,
Mlnn., yesterday. ~
There is 60 be a Firsmen's dance
mt the Opera house Friday evening,
February Il, 1895. .......- -.
liver Lodcen left yesterday on a
~isit to his oli home in Norway.
His many friends in Warren wish him
bon voyage.
Miss Lavinn Rudberg arrived on
Tuesday last and entered upon her
work as assistant principal OF the
High School.
Ole Forle, OF the SHEAF, was in
Crookston Tuesday evening, to ut
tend concert by Alexander Bull, q
son OF Ole Bull.
- An out meal mill has just been
started at Crookston. Let Us all
eat Crookston oat meal and build up
Il home industry.
- The late grand jury in Polk
county returned indictments galore
against saloon keepers and other
xieaators OF the law.
&C. Z. Sawyer, OF Crookston,
was in the city last Friday talking
life insurance. He represents the Mu
tual Life Insurance Co., OF New York.
A dancing club has been organ
lied in Warren this winter OF about
80 members. They hold their parti
twice a month and have secured
good music.
Yesterday was cold, stormy
day, but Peter Anderson, of Fol,lahl,
made it warm in the vicinity of the
heart OF ye editor by bringing load
OF wood on subscription.
- Mr.. and Mrs. s. Y. Gordon, who
have been visiting their son, post
master Gordon, since the holidays,
returned to their home in Browns
Valley, Minn., yesterday.
A. D. Ralstoa, of Croosston, has
bought the barber shop OF the late
B. s. Chaplin. He has also moved his
snmily to Warren. Mr.. Ralston is I,
tirst-class workman md solicits the
patronage of the public.
The price OF wheat is having n
upward tendenry. No l hard is 46
cents today. Well, we hope to see
it go still higher. Though a little
late to benefit most farmers, still it
il better late than never.
Several parties in town would
like to examine the lea,l of the phre-
nologist who stopped here last week
1t appears that his '.bump OF rascal
ity" is nbnorma''y developed, judg
ing from the number OF unpaid bills
he left behind.
- Prof. White and wife were near
" asphyxiated with coal gas that r.
capped from the stove into their slrel =
ing apartment on Sunday night
Owing to the effect Of the gas the
professor was unable to be present
iu schuo! on Monday.
At u meeting of the stock hold
ers OF the Peoples Trading Company
on Tuesday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Aug. Lundgren, president; =. Il
Malberg, vice-presid+l.t; John f
Ostrom, secretary, treasurer and
general manager. Directors: John
F.. Ostrom, Aug. Lundgr-L, }. a.
Larson. John Lindberg, ?. B. Nal
berg, John \. Bloomquist, and c. J
Johnson.
1t is estimated that ,O61 ,OOC
bushels Of wheat was market d in
Warren from this years crop up t.,
Jan. LIST. This amount does not in
clude oats. barley and fax, OF whicl
large quantities have been shipped
1t must ulsO be remembered that ,
great deal of wheat. 35O,OO(
bushels perhaps, naturally tributa,
to this market, was diverted there
from by reason OF lack OF stor.g
and transportation facilities. An,
there is still sufficient wheat left fo
seed and some to sell, in farmers
grannries. When all these things ar
considered the magnitude of the Gro
produced in the vicinity OF Ware
last year is truly marvellous. Dom
think that my other spot OH cart
can present a better showing.
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