Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-05-21
E"teredat the Post Office at Warren as Second
Glas Mai Matter.
Gleaningstah,se'"'' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
Whitney, leads in low prices.

Whitney. leads in low prices.
- The city schools will close next
week for the summer vacation.
- Found: A couple of keys to Yale
lock. May be had at SHEAF office.
- Service on the coming Sabbath
in the Norw. Luth church, 1870 a m.
: Immigrants from the Scandina-
Wan countries are arriving almost
daily.
F. W. Woodward reported 1000
acres seeded on his farm at the end
OF last week.
Warren E. Wood reported 600
acres seeded on the Pembina farm up
to Tuesday.
- Rev. Alfred Bergin LETT yesterday
evening to attend missionary meet
ings in Becker county. "
Let everybody in Warren 90 to
the Remenyi concert and cultivate a
taste for frst-class music. ...
- Disappointed boomers from the
Red Lake reservation are coming to
Marshall county by the score to take
up land.
- The veterans will attend servi-
ces in the NJ f. church in a body
next Sunday forenoon, and in the
Presbyterian church in the evening"
More seeding has been done east
Of US than one could think. Many
farmers report having put in all the
wheat they had intended. West Of
the track, however, there are many
farmers who have not seeded a kernel
Will Hunter and wife were out
enjoying a boat ride in the river on
Tuesday forenoon when unfortunate
ly the boat capsized and both were
thrown into the water and narrowly
escaped drowning. They succeeded
in rescuing themselves and concluded
not to go boat-riding any more that
day.
DIED: Clarence, infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Seign, of the Lyons
House, died last Friday, May 10Th,
after a few days illness, aged one
year, two months and seven days.
The funeral was conducted on Sun
day afternoon from the home by Rev.
c. D. Darling. The parents have the
sympathy Of all in their bereavement
- Grover Cleveland opened the Red
Lake reservation on May Is, but an
opening Of greater significance oc-
Cured at Argyle on the same date
when the new magnificent hotel at
that place, built by that enterprisine'
citizen, F. D. keye, was opened to
the public. At this opening there
were choice quarter sections (of pie)
Tor all that wanted to Tile and no one
returned disappointed.
The Young Peoples Society Of
the Swedish Lutheran church gave
an entertainment on Tuesday eve
ming in commemorationo Of the 4OOth
anniversary Of the birth Of Gustavus
Easa; the liberator OF Sweden and
first royal champion Of Protestant
ism. Interesting addresses were de-
livered by Rev. Bergin and Albin
Young in Swedish and by Leonard
Erickson in English Mrs. Bergin
sang a solo which was very much en-
joyed. and Miss Hannah Munson and
Nels Bystrom furnished excellent rec
itations.
- E. L. Brown, the taxidermist,
has mounted a pair Of magnificent
moose heads for Mr.. Sanderson OF
Stephen Both were excellent speci-
mems Of the s:crowns'' worn by this
antlered monarch OF the swamps.
One was considerably larger than the
other, the span between the antlers
measuring over five feet, and was
valued at $500. A few weeks ago
Mr. Brown also mounted a fine pair
OF elk heads for Mr.. Holdahl, Of Ro-
seau. The kind OF work turned out