Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-09-02
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Gleanings.aasss'%' Home FIELD
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..


his building on Main street. --....-
A yield of % bushels per acre is
reported from the farm of Sam Rookie
in Warrenton. >.<5'
John P. Dalquist reports an av-
erage yield OF 16 bushels per acre on
+ the p. Dalquist farm. - -.
Louis Nelson, Of New Solum, has
been appointed deputy sheriff by
sheriff Green.
Theodore Mohlton left Monday
evening to take charge OF an eleva-
tor at Erskine, MINI.
"A barn belonging to Otis Bal
lard, in Brislet, was destroyed by fire
on Thursday last week.
- Miss Anna Ahlberg left last Sat-
urday for Moorhead, MIMI, to at
tend the State Normal School.
- Mrs. S. A. March and FAIRY
March arrived from Minneapolis this
morning, and went out to their farm.
Charley Rue is back from his
four weeks outing by the shores of
Red Lake looking much improved in
health.
- Services will be held in the Nor
wegian Lutheran church next Sun
day evening at s O'Clock by Rev LIN.
Skunes.
e. F. Whitney, the druggist, has
rented the building lately occupied
by Mr.. Morkassel and will put a
stock OF drugs into the same.
Wheat prices continue to adj
vance and to-day No. 1 hard is SELL
ing for 80 cents at Duluth and SO
cents at Warren. Hip, hip, hurrah!
M. o. HELD got back this week
from Minneapolis whittier he had ac-
companied O. X. Nelson, Of Oak
Park. who went there for medical
treatment. b. =. .... ~
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Frank Ferguson was sued by
the &. n. railroad company yester-
day for trespassing upon the compa-
ny's right-of-way. :. The company
objects to the supports for the grain
spouts erected by Mr.. Ferguson ON
the right-of-way
- Rev. E. F. Spicer returned from
his outing at Red Lake yesterday
afternoon and reports having had a
very pleasant time. He rode from
Thief River Falls to Warren on his
wheel in three hours. Services will
be held in the NJ. E. church next Sun
day as usual.
While on handcar with par
ty going to Stephen ON Sunday,
Charley johnson, who is employed
at the min, lost his balance while
propelling and fell over in front OF
the carand was partly run over be-
fore it could be stopped. No serious
injury followed.
49, DIED: Miss Ida Syverson, a
=. young lady we'll known in this city,
died at the home of her parents east
of Stephen on Tuesday. She was a
sister of Mrs. L. M. johnson, this city.
A few weeks ago she went home to
help take care of another sister in poor
health, little dreaming that she, her
self, was the one to be called by the
Angel of Death. She was dearly
beloved by large circle of friends
here, and her remains were brought
to this city on last nights train for
interment in the Warren cemetery,
where she was laid to rest this
afternoon.
AS per announcement the War.
rem Willing Workers appeared at the
Opera house Monday evening. A
GOOD sized audience. greeted them
The piano solo by Miss Maude Wees
also the duet by Misses Wees and
Lamberson were well received. Miss
Jessie Lekin captured the audience
at once with her recitations. Lack
Of space forb;ds our mentioning each
,;a of tho convention. but we are