Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-06-18
En- tered at the Post o flee at Warren as Second
Glass MatlMatter.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

49, HtOlcy ledus III tOV PRICES.
= Again the festive mosquito pre-,
sents his bill.
W. E. Wood boarded Tuesdays
train for Minneapolis.
A. Person of Vega left for Sta
pies, Mimi, on Tuesday evening to
visit relatives.
"A game of base ball this after
noon between Warren and Argyle at
the Warren ball grounds.
= The home of John Lindberg was
made happy by the advent of a
daughter yesterday morning.
- Charles Hanson, of New Solum,
has been in poor health lately, and on
Tuesday evening he went to Grand
Forks to consult specialist.
II. Case, of Minneapolis, general
agent OF The Odd Fellows Mutual
Aid and Accident Association, spent
a few days in the city this week.
DR.. G. S. Wattam left on Satur-
day last for St. Louis to attend the
Republican National Convention as
an alternate delegate from the Sew
enth district. 7E ~
As an evidence of the tendency Of
everything to grow in this climate
may be cited the fact that a pile OF
poplar poles near the mill has
sprouted all over and looks green.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hilleboe and
children left on Friday last for Niece
dab, Wis, to visit relatives and
friends. Miss Lena Taralseth accom-
panied them and will visit friends at
Viroqua and other places in Wiscon-
sin
Jim O'Brien says the Hartford
Insurance Company did the fair
thing with them, and they can carry
all the insurance they can control
That the local agents influence goes
a long way toward settling a loss
satisfactorily. Moral: The bank OF
Warren stands first, last and al
ways for a fair adjustment of its
losses.
The Torbett Concert Company,
consisting OF Miss Ollie Torbett, VIC
linist; Miss Frida DeTersmeden, plan
ist; and the famous Lutheran Sex
tatte, will give concert at the War
rem opera house on Thursday even
ing, June 25. The company has been
here before and it is not necessary to
enlarge upon the merits of their per-
Torrance. This will be positively
the last opportunity to hear the
famous singers. Admission only
5 cents.
&C. NJ. Benson, Judge Of probate
OF Polk county committed suicide by
shooting himself at East Grand
Forks last week. Strong drink is the
cause OF the wrecking OF this human
life. He was elected Judge OF probate
in 1890, and was at that time a good,
respectable farmer, but upon his
election to office and removal to
Crookston he came among evil com
panions, and possessing a social and
genial nature, he was easily led
astray Intemperance caused him
to neglect the duties of his office, and
to commit other crimes, which he
dreaded to face and hence ended his
miserable existence. He leaves a wife
and seven small children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Holcomt
and daughter Dottie took their de.
parture from Warren on Monday
evening. They will visit friends at
Fargo and Mapelton N. D., at Cam.
bridge, ILL.,, and then proceed to Nj.
agara Falls, where they probably will
make their future home. Mr.. Hol
combs folks. live on the Canadian
side, not far from the Falls. The
SHEAF regrets to see good citizens
like Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb leave the
city. They have lived here many
years, and were highly esteemed by
everybody. Their numerous friends