Warren sheaf., 1897-07-01
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Mr.. ] ). B. King, Of New York, is
visiting on the Carhart farm. ID.
3 r. Spaulding returned Tues
day from a visit to Alexandria,
MINI.
Attorney Stevenson, OF Crooks
ton was here on professional business
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson, Of
Roseau, are visiting with the family
Z OF John @. Larson. =.
A. y. Ralston has struck a flow
OF water on his lots in Wentzel &
Grindeland's addition.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
will sell ice cream, cake, doughnuts,
sandwiches and coffee in booth
west of the Holcomb building, on
July 3rd.s
A heavy rain fell Sunday night,
making glad the hearts of the farm
= ers. The Red River valley in Mime
sofa is highly favored this year
rain and sunshine in abundance have
come to bless us and the outlook
for a big crop is most excellent.
- The tents in which are to be ex-
hibited E. l.. Browns grand collec-
tion OF stuffed animals, and natural
history wonders and curiosities, have
been erected on the railway right-of-
way. Don't miss seeing this exhibit
on the Fourth.
= = The Bohemian Presbyterians in
Tabor, Polk county, will have a
grand celebration on July. 9th, in
honor Of the great martyr and re-
ligious reformer, John Huss. Rev.
c. D. Darling, Of this city, has been
asked to deliver an address in Eng
lish on the occasion, and all Warren
ties are cordially invited to be pres
ent. as-
F. -Rey. A. Mattson and family, of
skossuth, Iowa, arrived on Tuesday
mornings train to make their home
in this city. The pastor will have
charge Of the Swedish Lutheran con-
gregations in this city and vicinity.
Next Sunday ne will preach his inau-
gural sermon in the Swedish Luther
an church in Vega at 1O:3O a. M,
and in the evening he will hold SER
vices at Warren to commence at 8
O'Clock. :se -
The Literary Circle held an inter-
esting meeting at the home OF Judge
Grindeland on Tuesday evening.
Rev. c. D. Darling presented the sub
ject considered in his usually thor
Ough and able manner. Next meet
ing will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Jerrue on Wednesday evening next
week The theological and evolu-
tionary explanations OF the problems
Of sin will be the subject for consid-
GRAFTON.
Subject Of the morning sermon
at the Presbyterian church on the
coming Sabbath: Regeneration. :,
In the evening the regular services
will be withdrawn. In their stead
q Patriotic Service will be
conducted as follows: Spring
Song" Mixed Quartette, Misses
Maud Wees and Bessie Gordon;.
Messrs. O. A. Forde and {. i. Stevens.
Duet, Il Will Magnify Thee, q
Mrs. Carhart and Mr.. Stevens. Ad-t
dress, Our Country What it Stands
For" Rev. G. D. Darling Quartette,
Guide Me, O, Thou Great Jehovah, z
Misses Orrell and Irene Jerrue; Messrs.
Forde and Stevens. '';s.z
Burglars entered the store Of
Olsen & Holen at Argyle last Thurs
day night and succeeded in getting
away with about $500 worth Of
goods, consisting Of dress goods,
clothing. iewelry and revolyers. Two.
clerks slept in the store at the time,
but did not discover that the store
had been burglalized until they
awoke in the morning. Search Was