Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
Gleaningstas,ss'"'' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

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- Mrs. J. A. Noyes came down
from St. Vincent Saturday evening.
The fall term of district court for
Marshall county will convene Nov.
IA.
Postmaster Thompson, of West
Valley, was caller in the city Tues
day.
= A. P. Frank has bought the P.
Blomsness residence property on the
Island.
E. B. Butler, OF Chippewa Falls,
Wis, visited his brother G. II. But
ler on Monday.
- Clerk OF court Morck was at Ar
gyle Monday between trains harvest
ing his celery crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sinclair came
down from Argyle Monday evening,
returning home next day.
License to we'd was issued last
Saturday to Thomas J. Fuller and
Gertrude Lamatz, Of Stephen.
s. - Mrs. Rev. L. M. Skunes and Mrs.
H. NJ. Swanson went to Stephen
Tuesday to visit friends for few
days. -
- Mayor Powell is acquiring quite
a reputation as a goose hunter. He
brought home two big fat geese Sat-
urday. il
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Kezar re-
turned Tuesday from trip to
Bemidji.,
P. Olson, the carpenter, is
building himself a large new resi-
dence on Grindeland & Wentzel's
addition.
H Metgaard, lately Of Preston,
Fillmore Co., Mimi, has accepted a
position in the store of the Peoples
Trading Company.
- Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Mead, of
Boston, Mass, arrived yesterday
morning to- look after their property
interests in this vicinity s .,~- H.
Nels Roam had the misfortune to
slip and fall last Monday breaking
his arm at the, same place it was
fractured a couple months ago.
- F. w. Carleton has bought the
Tileston Milling Company's elevator
near the depot, where Guy F. Carle-
ton is handling wheat this season.
- DR.. G. A. Penney, the dentist, in
tends to move his office into the Au-
boil building, opposite K. J. Taral-
seth's store, the first OF next month. Z
- M. E. Todd commenced a five
months term of school in the
DuChamp district, IL miles west,
last Monday. Thief River Falls
Press.
- w. S. Coon, who is a nephew OF
the late Mrs. Rafferty,, left for Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, on Tuesday, to
make necessary preparations for the
funeral there. ..
= Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Cook, son-in-
law and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Lord, of this city, returned
Monday to Waukee, Iowa, after a
two months visit here. .. - J.
Mr.. Hans Peterson, of New So
lum, transacted business in Warren
yesterday and kindly remembered
the SHEAF with a friendly call. Mr..
Peterson has recently sold quarter
section Of land that he owned in
Comstock to Mr.. Loeslie.
Mrs. LIS. Bayrell, of Argyle,
and Mrs. T. R. Mack, of Wanger,
left Saturday for the Pacific coast,
the former to attend the National con-
vention Of the VIC. T. u, at Seattle,
as delegate, and the latter to visit
parents and relatives in the vicinity
of Portland, Oregon.
A. E. Simonson, one OF the North
Dakota volunteers recently returned
from the Philippines, visited his.
brother, Q: si1nonson, ! Who is the.
bookkeeper for K. J. Taralseth, over
Sunday. According to his story, the
volunteer soldiers in the Philippines
have had no picnic, and have had to
suffer untold hardships.
Hog cholera has been killing off
the swine at an alarming rate in GER
tain portions Of Polk and Red Lake
counties A representative OF the.
state board OF health has been up:
investigating, and found the disease