Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-17
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
: Beautiful harvest weather.

Beautiful harvest weather.
F. w. Woodward arrived from
Wisconsin Tuesday.
Clarissa and Synneva Grinde-
land left for Maple Lake on Friday
last.
Charley johnson, son of j. E.
Johnson, of Farley, arrived home
from Montana last week. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ketcham, and
daughter, Miss Flora Ketcham, re-
turned from Illinois this morning.
Mrs. T. Morck and Mrs. J. P.
Easton left Monday for Red Lake
Falls to attend district convention
of Rebekah Lodges.
d. A. Finley, the thresher, has
returned to Warren Lately he has
been in Montana engaged in railroad
work on the Great Northern. His
family will also be here soon.
w. A. Knapp has sold to S. N.
Rookie three lots on johnson avenue,
in Block %. These are choice build
ing lots and Sam will no doubt erect
a fine residence there in the near
future.
= LOST: A red pointer that an
swers to the name of Sport disap-
peared on Sunday last. Has a col
lar on with name OF L. M. johnson.
Finder will please bring him back
and get reward. L. NJ. JOHNSON.
= Hon. B. G.. Gill, and Mrs. L.
Lamberson and children, returned
Monday from weeks outing at Cass
Lake and Leech Lake. The scenery
about these lakes is pronounced by
them to be very beautiful and TO-
mantle.
The Warrenites have just turned
on the electric current, but some OF
the young ladies object to "spark-
ing' a la telephone. That's right,
girls;< it's no improvement on the
good old way. It's time annihilat-
or.-People's Press, Crookston.
- A fishing party, consisting OF A.
Grindeland, Ingolf Grindeland, P. F.
Spaulding, P. H. Holm, I. Morck,
and A. B. Isaacson, drove to Red
river Saturday to make a raid on
the finny tribe. They were very
lucky and returned home loaded
with a lot OF fine fish.
- Never before has there been SO
much stir and activity in the build
ing line at Warren as it is this sum-
mer. The sound of plane, hammer
and saw is heard all over town. Ma
sons and carpenters are all busy.
Great difficulty is experienced in get
ting building material as fast as it is
required.
- The Thief River Falls News con-
tains an account of the death OF W.
w. Gibbs, at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
on Aug. 4th. He worked as a har-
nessmaker at Warren for several
wears, and was married here in 1887
to Miss Bette Larson. Later he es-
tablished himself in the harness bust
ness at Thief River Fails, but was
compelled to sell out about three
Years ago and go south on account
Of lung trouble, which disease caused
his death.
= Godfrey's British Band will be
at Crookston and give a sacred con-
cert in the Grand Opera House Oh
Sunday afternoon, the Goth. This
band is the royal band of Great
Britain and is to England what
Sousa's is to America. Godfrey is
one Of the greatest band leaders in
the world and his band is one of the
few great bands Of the present time,
being the leading band OF Great
Britain. The dates were all filed for
the next month and it was with diff
Guilty that they secured the engage
ment to play there at all. The date
arranged is on Sunday and SO the
concert will partake OF a sacred
nature.
The management OF our Opera
house is making arrangements for
the appearance OF the Sanford Dodge
Company, at an early date. Warren
people do well remember this COM
pany from the time they played here
last, when they presented Dam2n
and Pythias to a large audience, and
will be pleased to hear them again
in another play. This company is
composed OF dramatic talent of a