Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-04-13
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
: Geo. w. Carhart arrived from

= Geo. w. Carhart arrived from
the east yesterday.
p. j. Nyland went to. Stephen
yesterday on business.
- The r. N. A. had social enter
tainment at the Opera house last eve
ming. r -.
= The Warren firemen will give a
supper at the Opera house on the
18th of May. "., -
= Mrs. j. S. Chaplin, OF Euclid,
came up yesterday morning to visit
friends in the city. i 80 ~
= Miss Carrie Dahlin went to
Ironwood, Mich, yesterday to visit
relatives and friends.
Good cedar posts for sale at low
prices at XII. TARALSETH.
= Rev. R. H. Battey, OF Mjnneapo-
lis, delivered a temperance lecture
at the M. f. church last evening.
- L. G. Ketcham returned home
last Friday from several weeks
soiourn in Chicago and other places
in Illinois. -.
- Thomas Stay and son and
Hans Grinder arrived from, Monte
video last week, and will probably
remain permanently in this county.
- The Carhart farm, in town OF
-Brislet, consisting of 1,12O acres,
with stock and machinery, has been
sold to Mr.. Gordon, OF Chicago, Ill.
- The city council met on Mon
day evening but besides approving
official bonds and allowing a. few
bills, no business OF Importance was
done. -
q. A. PENNEY, Dentist. Office
over Chapin's Drug store.
- We are informed that down in
Minneapolis they have so much
water that people can't go any
where without getting wet. In
Warren it is nice and dry.
- Bicycles can be used on our
streets already. Only a few days
sunshine was needed to make them
dry. Only a little rain was needed
to make them muddy again,
y - Miss Alma Barneko returned
from the Moorhead Normal last
Saturday. She will teach a term of
school in dist. No. SO, town OF Vega,
where she taught last summer.
= The Meehan Lumber Co., OF
Thief River Falls, have sold out
their mill property and pine lands
to Wisconsin capitalists. The pur,
chase price is said to aggregate
nearly 100000. ...+r. ~-... .. .~..s.. ..
There is no time to lose this
spring in putting in the crop.
Though we have had dry winter
no one can guarantee dry spring.
Many will commence seeding this
week, if it don't rain.
- Supt. Angus attended the
Northwestern Teachers Association
meeting at Moorhead on Friday and
Saturday. He read a paper on the
subject, Relation of the Home and
School, extracts from which we pub.
lish this week.
: Mr.. Geo. A. Davidson spent a
couple days in the city this week So
Letting subscriptions for P. F. Col.
lier's publications. He is a brother
OF Rev. Frank Davidson, a former
pastor of the NJ. E. church in this
city. Rev. Davidson died shortly
after leaving here. =.
- Confirmation exercises were
conducted at the Norwegian Luth.
church on Sunday last by Rev.
Skunes. The following young per.
sons took the VOWS: Ralph Taral.
seth, Hjalmar Olson, Monrad Olson,
Gustava Sonstrud, Ethel Abelson
and Christina Arms.
DRILLS cheaper than ever at Lind
berg & Lundgren's.
DR.. E.. Z. Frank was called out
last week to Bloomer by the board
Of health OF said town, to inspect
some horses supposed to be affected
with CHAMBERS. he inspected four
!. different stables and condemned and
killed four horses affected with the
disease. and Dlaced two stables