Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-08-26
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ing friends. Ill.,.
= Wheat was up to IS cents, but
dropped to 70 on Monday. To-day
it raised 2 cents and is now 81 cents.
| - FOUND: A watch. Owner can
have same returned by calling at the
oHEAF office and paying for this no.
| tice.
+ "A large number of young people
drove out to the farm of Mr.. Peter
Blomsness last evening and report
having had a very enjoyable time.
| MIR. Zimmerman, Of Fargo, will
tune the Recital pianos the 9th.
Those desiring the best OF work done
can leave their orders with Mrs., Tul-
lar. =,
- Prof. D. Magnus,. Of Carleton
College, Nortl'heid, Mimi, arrived
last week and spent a few days visit
ing with Rev. p. Nj. Samuelson and
family.
John Sinclair and family moved
to Argyle this week.s Nil. Sinclair
will have charge Of an elevator there.
We are sorry to lose such good ex-
emplary citizens, but trust that they
will return.
"A pleasant social time was en-
joyed at the opera house last Eve
ming by a large gathering OF young
people, including many school
ma'ams now in the city. A grand
good time is reported.
- Uncle Toms Cabin played to
crowded pavilion last Saturday; eve
ming. The great play WAS Well acted
by Terry's band Of specialists, and
that it's success is so great is no WON
der when such actors are employed.
Press, Cambridge, Iowa.
The touching and familiar old
drama, Uncle Toms Cabin, will be
presented in Warren by Terry's Uncle
Toms Cabin Co., on August 81; in
their own mammoth pavilion. No
one ever tires of seeing this popular
play, and the rendering by this COM
pany is said to be excellent. At
Warren, August 81.
"A farmer living east of town
brought in small jag OF new wheat
vest erday,,the 25,and sold the same
to P. Sinclair, at the interstate ele-
vator. Five sacks gave - bushels
and 30 lbs, and was graded No. 1
hard. He received 70 cents q BUSH
Ell, and had he waited two hours
longer he would have received 81
cents, as the price went up two cents
yesterday. That farmer was the hap
pest man you ever saw, and he
didn't think OF cussing Mckinley.
A large number OF friends and
neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Madison gave them a complete and
very agreeable surprise at their home
last Saturday evening. Mrs. Matt
son, not feeling very we'll, had al
ready retired when the intruders
came, and when Mr.. Mnttson ar
rived home he was dumb-founied to
find the house filled with people.
Nor had the visitors come empty
handed. When all had assembled,
Judge Grindeland stepped forward
and explained why the intrusion had
been made, and in. behalf Of the
friends presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattson an elegant side board for
their dining room. That both Mr..
and Mrs. Mat tson were deeply al
fected by this cordial profession OF
friendship goes without saying, and
they are especially grateful for the
costly and elegant present that came
SO unexpectedly and which they had
done nothing to deserve. Refresh
ments in abundance had been brought
along by the ladies, and all proceeded
to have a good social time together.
Not for all the gold in klondyke
would Mr.. and Mrs. Madison, ex-
change that evenings enjoyment, and
they trust that their lives in the
future NAV he such that they NAV