Warren sheaf., 1897-09-30
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WHEAT " ! Z. ! ! QUOTATIONS.

80: Two bears were killed in tile
town OF Lincoln Saturday. /.
Two threshing rigs were burned
in the vicinity Y, 81. stephen lately. II.
good soaking rain would be
very welcome Farmers say they find
it hard to plow. III
At the Presb byterian church next
Sabbath morning the pastor will
preach sermon on True Liberty 4.
n - . Dr. and Mrs: G. G S. Wattam
drove over to5Grand Forks This;
morning to take I'M the Street Fair.
there. . g5 Es5 5.s. .,....@. -. .sz.
Judge Full and Bert Slee got
back from their hunt and tell some
pretty big bear stories, but the bear
is not in evidence. ls.s... 5..., . II II
-:--. Hon. B. g. Gill, Mr.. and Mrs
Lamberson and Miss Flora started
for Grand e Forksa this forenoon ii to see
the Fair Mr.. Gill goes back to Chi
cago from there s s.4 s@ = s...=s & ( #
Rev. Spicer left for Minneapolis
on N Monday preach ching services
). will be held at the NJ. E. church on
Sunday next sss,.. s5sss I
~ Rey.5J Elm ~ Darling, 81 Roch-
ester, n. .Y. !, arrived in the city Tnes-
day morning to spend d few day-
with his brot her md sister, Rev. c..
y. Darling and Miss Me- y Darling
NJ -. Met turned Tuesday
morning from q visit. to his Walsh
o..N.D., farm, and on his way back
he took in the Street Fair,at Crooks
ton, which he promo ounced to le excel
lent and interesting. ss3s2..
Standing room was u & . pren,i-
nm on Jim Hills cars going south
on Monday evening, Many 1aborers
were leavingand lots Of people from
down the line were bound fol. the
ookston Street Fair. ~ i IL IL
II S5s g. TAkEsNoTlcE: The evening aer-
vice at the Presbyterian church on
the coming Sabbath will be with
drawn. Instead the p,,stor will de-
liver q most interesting and inatruc-
tive lecture on Religion and Creeds.'' 4
You are invited to attend.
81 Wheat prices have tended down
wards during the past week 81 more.
From the heighest quotation reached
in this market, 81 cents, to q cents
yesterday, there has been q drop Of
l3cents.s But this afternoon it. raj
, lied a cent and is now Is cts. F
- The lecture next Sunday evening
at the Presbyterian church on s Re
ligion and Creeds' will include a dis
cussr ron Of Calvinism or Presbyt terian,
Ar1ninianism or Methodism, Univpr-
sal:sm and Unitarianism The lee
ture will be helpful and Instructive to
!. all. N 4 ss.8 Il 9tsss y + s,,S. sss
" 4, - The fact that our esteemed
townsman, w. + !. Powell, arose ear
II in the morning and got married
before mosttof the people were awake
shows that gentleman's enterprise
and disposition always to take time
by the forelock, and is another evi-
dence Of Nc Kinley prosperity.
-.5s- Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hedman
mourn the death Of their infant son,
Herman Richard, aged seven and
one-half months, whose demise oc-
Cured this morning. The child suf-
!. fered with some malady brought on
by teething. 1t was the parents
first-born and they NATURALLY u feel the
loss keenly. Bnt the little one is safe
4 in the heavenly fathers arms This
community extends it's sympathy to
the parents in their. bereav veinent.
- Mr. q. W. Too omba, accompa
bytwo daughters, were visitors at
Warren yesterday Mr.. Toombs Is
an influential and successful farmer
fns town Of Tamarac, near Stephen.
That he has nndaunted faith in tie
#s y, q, 10 ,f the Red River valley he has