Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-05-12

p. b. Malberg AMI family left
Saturday for a visit in Excel. Z
- The Fire Co. will give a dance at
the Opera house on the 18th OF May.
The earl y garden stuff may not
catch the worm but it sometimes
catches the frost.
- W. B. Dawley, of Crookston,
was soliciting orders from Warren
merchants ON Monday.
DIR. FOSTER, the Grand Forks
dentist, will bein Warren Wednesday,
June 8. to remain two days. U? to
date dental work 1T reasonable p1'ic-
es. Office with DR.. Wattnm.
- Tom Keefe expects to leave this
week for Hot Springs. Ark, in the
hope Of getting relief from his rheu-
matism, which has troubled him
great deal during the past winter.
Great Victory! The Warren Sec
Ond nine defeated the Argyle second
nine on the Warren diamond last
Saturday afternoon by score Of l6
to II in favor of Warren
County commissioner John Dah-
lin, and Charley Stranhberg, of
Bloomer, and Charles Moline. of Ar
Gyle, were passengers on Monday
evenings train bound it WAS saidfor
Sweden on visit.
Prof. Mitchell will sing "The Two
Grenadiers' (by Shumann) and 9th
er baritone solos equally as we'll
known to The musical world. MIS-.
Tullar will be the accompanist for
the entertainment.
- DR.. F. H. Gambell, who came
here few weeks ago and opened up
an Office with the intention of lecom-
ing a permanent resident, has Just
been informed that he has received
government medical appointment at
Uralaklik, Alaska, and expects to
leave for that place this week. Dur
ing his brief stay in this city Dr..
Gambell has made friends who are
glad to hear of his good fortune and
wish him success.
A disturbance, in which Andrew
and Charles Blackberg were the par
Elephants, took place last Sunday even
ing at the latter's home, caused it is
said by imbibing too much liquor.
Andrew Blackberg was lodged in jail
but was released in the morning when
he and his brother squealed On the
party who had sold them the liquor,
and as result Alfred Olson enriched
the city treasury by seventy-fiye dol
lars for that offense.
- The way the price of wheat has
gone up has been great surprise to
everybody. Last Friday it was 81 Isl
Saturday it rose to ST. "a and 10 81 .28
before the day closed. Monday the
price was 81 .38 and on Tuesday 81 .43.
Since then it dropped to 81 .38 which
is the price to-day. On account Of
these prices the farmers began to
scrape the bottoms of their bins and
as result considerable wheat, some
times 5000 to 1900 bushels day,
have come into town. Perhaps TO-
900 bushels have been sold in Warren
at these fancy prices during the past
few days. The price of -four also has
followed suit, raising 40 cents per
barrel in one day. All wish that
these prices will keep up till fall.
Then the farmers in the Red River
Valley would be strictly in it.
- At the Maine memorial service
in the Presbyterian church on Sun
day evening, Judge Grindeland de-
livered an eloquent and patriotic ad-
dress in which he graphically told
the story of the destruction Of the
Maine in Havana harbor, that the
crime was plainly laid at the door OF
the Spaniards from the evidence, and
that the war now waged is just pun
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