Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-05-19
Entersdat the Pos, Office at Warren as sac0nd
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
Prof. Mitchells concert to-night.

special session Nay 9th.
A. n. Jensen left on Thursday
last to visit at Fergus Falls and other
places.
- License to wed was Issued Mon
day to Glenn F. Williams and Mary
McLaren, Of Argyle.
- Mrs. John g. Hunter returned
home Tuesday from her visit at Min
neapolls and elsewhere.
The Warren Cnrnet Band trent
ed the citizens to several pieces OF
music on the evening. ofthe 18th.
A new recruit for the army ar
rived at the home Of John Odman,
this city, on Monday night. It is a
fine boy.
Frank Rose, dentist, Will come to
Warren June 10th and will have his
office above Mr.. G.. A. Aubol's hard
ware store.
Do not forget the strawberry
and ice cream festival to be held OF
Mrs. W. W. Wood lawn next We'd
nesday evening.
49, MIR. VIM. Barr, Jefferson, Wis,
a cousin OF Mrs. Lou Cross, spent
about a week visiting here, returning
home on Monday.
- H. L. Melgaard, the Argyle
banker, is building handsome new
cottage on the shores of Maple Lake.
-Crookston Tribune.
e. L. Brown, the taxidermist,
has bought the Bert Hennum build
ing and has moved his workshop and
part of his collection into the same.
&C. S. Hull, Frank Lull, Leonard
Lull, and Harry Bernard leave to-
day for a weeks camping and hunt
ing in the eastern part OF the county
Services will be held next Sunday
and henceforth in the Metho dist
church, which has been repaired since
the fire and is now in better shape
and handsomer than ever.
- Mrs. w. H. Box, an old-tine
resident of Crookston, came in last
night from Tacoma. She will go to
Warren tomorrow to look after some
landed interests. --Crookston Tribune.
"A fine rain came yesterday, just
as if it had been ordered. twill give
the wheat which is now up a good
start. Surely the prospects ola good
crop never looked better at this time
Of the year.
-. County commissioners Wood,
Schie and Rokke are out in the reser-
walton this week laying out two coun-
ty roads, one extending in an easterly
direction from Cedar and the other in
a northeasterly direction from Ger
mantown.
- A little four year old boy be-
longing to G.. F. Barnes fell in the
river near the home on Tuesday FORE
noon, but fortunately he was discov-
cred at once by Mr.. Lamberson's
hired man, who rescued the little fell
low from watery grave.
While on a visit here on Thurs
day last week Norman Jensen reached
his majority, and is now entitled to
vote, marry and do a lot of things
which those of age may do. Norman
is a Warren boy though. in recent
years he has made Hallock his home,
and he is conducting himself like
gentleman, as Warren boys generally
do. On the day in question he be-
came the possessor of house and lot
in this city left him by his mother. l.
- Mr.. J. P. Easton reports brisk
trade in lumber and building materi-
ais. Many farmers in the country
tributary to Warren are building
large commodious houses and barns
These Improvements show that the
farmers in the county are getting
prosperous as the years roll by.
Among those who have buildings in
the course Of erection are Anders Per-