Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-05-12
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
Foster, DENTIST, coming again

OSter, DEN IlSI, coming again
June and 9.
Norman G. Jensen came upfrom
Hallock last night for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Zinke were
over from Acton, N. D., this week,
visiting relatives and friends.
j. A. FloberG, Il former resident
of Comstock, has moved into town
of Foldahl,> where he has bought a
farm.
Prof II. E. White left Friday
evening on a visit to Minneapolis
and other points returning home
Tuesday morning.
Miss Lavina White, teacher in
the Stephen schools, visited the fami-
ly Ct her brother, Prof. White, last
Saturday and Sunday.
"A. D. Ralston returned home
Tuesday morning, leaving Mrs.
Ralston at the hospital where she
will have to stay some time.
- Mrs. E. Hewett and Mrs. John
E. Hunter are in St. Paul this week
in attendance as delegates to the
Grand Chapter OF the Eastern Star.
Mr.. Henderson informs US that
work will be commenced at once to
improve the valuable cranberry
marsh in the eastern part of tile
county.
Leonard Craig and Len Num-
ford, two of the Warren boys who
went to enlist, did not find the life of
soldier congenial to them and have
returned home. H. Mumford has al
ready been promoted and holds the
position of corporal in his company.
PROF. Mitchell, OF Crookston, who
has given instruction in music to a
class in this city during the past win
ter will give a musicale at the Opera
house next Wednesday evening. 1t
will De IL musical treat that no one
ought to miss. :jss: ..,si 81: e:ET,:s- y
A pleasant surprise was given
to Mrs. P. H. Holm, of this city, by
a large number of Stephen ladies on
Tuesday this week. A delicate lunch
was served by the visitors at Ed
wardh's hall in the afternoon, large
number of Warren ladies being invit-
ed to participate. 1t is needless to
say that the ladies had good social
time together. The following Ste-
phen ladies made up the surprise par
ty: Mesdames Russell, Cornwell,
McMahan, Lundin, Roberts, Rasmus-
son, Maloy, Berg, Brinkerhof, Han
son, Burlum, Bake, Merdink, Pc
derson, Jorgenson, Sanderson and
Miss Whalen.
AN awful accident by fire occur
red on the farm in Vega belonging;
to Jens Person on Tuesday this
week. At the noon hour the nineteen
year old son, Oscar, attempted to
burn some old grass around the
barn, but the fire overpowered him
and caught in the barn where four
horses were quartered. The son got
one horse out and tried to make his
way into the barn again for the 9th
ers but was suffocated by the smoke
and fell down outside the barn where
he was afterwards found dead, his
clothing being burned from his body.
The three horses with their harnesses
and other property we're consumed
by the flames.
The Warren Library Association
will be glad to receive donations OF
books and magazines as we'll as mon
ey from anyone who may be disposed
to give such encouragement. Many
OF our citizens may have books which
they have read or do not care for, or
may have duplicates OF certain
books, and these, if turned into the
public library, might be useful and
valuable. Old magazines also gener-
ally contain articles and illustra-
tions that have permanent value,
Since the organization OF the associ-