Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-17
Entered at the PostOt incest Warren as second
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

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X. j. TAralseth wants to buy
10000 bushels OF oats.
Foster, DENTIST, coming Tues
day, Nov. %, for 5 days.
~ MARRIED: BY Justice J. 2. Eas-
ton, on Nov. II, Miss Lizzie VOL
haupt to Herman Cleemen.
DR.. Frank discovered, condemn
ed and destroyed a horse last Satur-
day affected with CHAMBERS, in tie
town Of Tabor.
The annual recital of Mrs. Tul--
lars music scholars took place last
Friday evening and was credit to
both teacher and pupils.
FOR RENT: Two rooms in my
house north of iron bridge, Good
residence for small family.
JUSTICE CARLSON.
DIR. FOSTER, dentist, will be at
Dr.. Wattam's office Tuesday, Nov.
~, to remain five days. All branch
es of modern dentistry.
Every number on the program
was beautifully rendered and every
member OF the company an artist
Grand Forks, N. D., Daily Herald,
Feb. S-'98. VI
- The following Stephen ladies
spent last Sunday in Warren visiting
friends: Mrs. Clark, Mrs. 7. B. Nc
Mahan, Mrs. Thos. Sanderson and
: Mrs. Frank Russell. I.....f.s l.
The county canvassing board
met this morning to canvass the
vote in this county. The board con-
sists of auditor Holan, chairman of
board w. E. Wood, justice c. 5. Hull,
OF Warren, and justice John Hughes,
OF Stephen.
"A court of the Independent Or
der of Foresters was instituted in Ar
gyle on Tuesday evening of this week.
They expect to make hot chase for
members with the Warren court.
Messrs. Ralston, Morkassel, Frank
and Bratrud attended the festivities.
= Mr.. j. G.. Rundquist and daugh-
ter, Annie, of Moorhead, Mimi, ar
rived Tuesday morning for weeks
visit. Mr.. Rundquist was an early
resident Of Warren, but during the
last few years he has been section
foreman at Moorhead. Miss Annie
Rundquist left this morning for a
visit at Argyle.
- The Northwestern Teachers AS
sociation will hold it's seventh semi
annual meeting in Crookston Nov. IS
and 26th. An excellent programmes
been prepared for the occasion, in
Guiding lectures and papers by such
well known educators as Pres. Lord,
of the Moorhead Normal, State In
spectors Geo. B. Alton and A. w.
Rankin, Superintendent Parr, Moore,
e. A. Nelson and others. Live teach
ers will do we'll to attend this meet
ing. The railroads offer fare and
one-third rate provided IS tickets are
sold, Those going should take re-
cei:pt ofagent for their tickets.
Wheat is being marketed at a
very lively rate these days. Our
streets and the roads leading to War
rem are lined with farmers teams and
wagons loaded with wheat. Until
lately the elevators have had an easy
time Of it this fall, but now the rush
has commenced. a wheat blockade
was not expected this year but it has
already come. Most Of the elevators s
il town are full, and the railway com.
pany does not furnish cars sufficient:
Il fast to remove the pressure for Gle.
yator room A lot of cars came Mon
day but not half the number needed
In view Of the fact that nearly every
wear. at some time during the fall, the
Warren elevators get blockaded, i
..o,,ld seem that more elevator capa:
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