Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-07-09
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
Whitney leads in low prices.

the city on Saturday.
= Hans Christofferson, OF Stephen,
was in town yesterday
- Mr.. Martin Hedman spent the
18th in St. Paul with his family.
II Mr.. P. B. Malberg has returned
from his visit out to his farm in
Excel.
- Some of the young folks tipped
the light fantastic last Sunday even
ing out in the country.
- Mr.. & Mrs. J. P. Swenson from
tine town OF Excel have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Malberg the past
week.
- Marriage licence have been is
sued to John Halvorson to Tilda
Kittelson, and Ludwig Sundquist to
Emelia Sundin.
- Mrs. Sophia Erickson, OF Marsh
Grove, was adjudged insane and
sent to the asylum at Fergus Falls
by Judge C. S. Hull on Tuesday this
week.
- DR.. Frank Rose, dentist, writes
that he will not be in Warren until
the evening of the 18th inst. Those
in need of dental work will please
bear this in mind.
Mr.. P. F. Spaulding met Mrs.
Spaulding and son at Minneapolis
last week and with them proceeded
to Alexandria, Mimi, to spend the
Fourth with relatives.
A picnic was held at the beauti-
full grove of J. L. Olson, in town OF
McCrea, on the Fourth. Many ofthe
town people celebrated there and re-
port having had a very enjoyable
time.
- The Warren people who went to
Thief River Falls to spend the Fourth
were given a very enjoyable excur-
sion up the river in steam boat by
the Meehan Bros, and they are very
grateful to said proprietors for this
courtesy.
Warren people scattered all over
on the Fourth, there being no cele-
bration here. A large number went
to Thief River Falls, and quite a few
to Argyle to spend the day. Many
stayed at home and had a good time
all to themselves.
- The delegation of Marshall coun-
ty farmers started on their excursion
to the State Experimental Farm on
Monday evening in charge of the two
industrious and distinguished gran
gers, John P. Lundin and r. Glavin.
About one hundred were in the party.
A mission meeting will be held
in the Swedish Mission church com
mencing on Friday evening this
week, and will continue Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. p NJ. Samuelson,
of Lindsborg, Kan, Rev. Isaacson,
OF Buffalo, Mimi, and Rev. Dimberg,
OF New Folden, will be present.
- Considerable wheat is being
hauled into town these days, most of
it from the big farms. The price is
only IS cents for No. 1 hard. Farm
ers who have held their wheat in
anticipation of higher prices this
spring are greatly disappointed. Low
prices are rapidly driving the wheat
raising farmer to the wall.
Congressman F. M. Eddy spent
Tuesday in the city interviewing po-
litical friends. The SHEAF acknowl-
edges pleasant visit from him. Mr..
Eddy has made very valuable repre-
sentive in congress and his services
certainly entitle him to reelection.
He is able, honest, energetic and
ever watchful for the best interests of
the people. Moreover he is man Of
the people, and knows their wants
and sympathizes with them. He will
gladly do all he can for even the
humblest of his constituents. Mr..
Eddy considers his chances for re-elec-
ton good and believes that with the
experience gained during his first