Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-07-14
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menceQ.
- R. Glavin went to Crookston
Monday evening.
j. E. Hunter went to Donaldson
Monday morning.
- Mrs. I. A. Wagner left last
night for her home in Tekonsha,
Mich.
- Aug. Schiller, the Crookston
brick layer, arrived in the city yester-
day morning.
- The Peoples Trading Co.'s new
ad. is chuck full of bargains. Take
time and read it.
-- w. H. Dixon has put new coat
of paint on his store building on
johnson avenue.
S. K. Sunde is making some no.
table improvements to his house and
lot on Main street.
49, Mrs. Lucy Hart returned yester-
day morning from weeks visit with
friends in CrookstOn.
H. J. Marsh came up from
Minneapolis yesterday to visit on his
bonanza farm west of town.
Rev. F. G.. Sykes, of Mimic, N.
D.. will preach in the Presbyterian
church the coming Sabbath, morning
and evening.
DIR. WESTERN, OF St. Luke's Hos
pital, Grand Forks, hasjustreturned
from his European trip. "a Special
list in diseases Of women.
- We omitted to state the fact in
last weeks issue that fine recruit
enlisted at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Glavin on Saturday, July 2.
Frans Franson, the shoemaker,
is having the foundation laid for
residence on Central Park Ave.,
which he will erect in the near future.
The prospective move of DIR.
Taylor to Warren has fallen through.
DR.. was to have purchased Chaplin
Drug Store, but as the deal did not
naterialize, he has decided to remain
in Stephen.-Stephen Leader.
%. NJ. Blomsness, who has been
visiting with his brother, Peter
Blomsness, OF this city, the past week,
returned on Monday to his home IN
Minneapolis, where he is employed as
packer for Jenny, Semple & Co.
49, Fire caught in a hay stack and
scorched a small barn belonging to
John O'Hearn last Saturday after
noon. The fire company was called
out and did their service just the
same as it would have done if it had
been big fire.
49, The Modern Woodmen of Angus
gave ball on Tuesday evening last
for the purpose of raising funds to
assist in furnishing their elegant new
hall which has recently been built at
that place.. About fifteen couples
from Warren were present and express
themselves as having had a thorough
~ good time. ..s,.s@....,~r.,: ~..... 4
The SHEAF has frequently in the
past warned the farmers against the
impositions of strangers travelling
through the country and regrets that
it again has occasion to perform a
similar service in their behalf. We
are creditably informed that party
claiming to represent the Illinois
Medical and Surgical Institute, Of
Chicago, is now taking the notes OF
rell-to-do farmers in sums ranging
FROM, ono hundred to one hundred and
City dollars and givi4g thorn in return
: ccntraes agreeing fRat y at bS oet49
ofsstx months they Afenot cured Of
fbetr JapioMs ills, the treatment man
be- continued. A communication
from a reliable drug house in Chica-
90 which is located within one block
e the building in which this institute
= said to do business, ELECTS the fact
that no information can be obtained
,,opa rtt,p the Illinois Medical and