Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-09-07
G. C. Winchester left for st. Paul

Fair. - ..@s:.... r.
H. I. Golden left Saturday on a
business and pleasure trip to the
Twin cities.
= Mrs. John o. Larson and Mrs
+. A. Larson visited friends in Argyle
last Friday.
= Mrs. Linda Smith and Mrs. H
E. Robbins visited in Grand Forks
over Sunday.
- Miss Leora Easton left Monday
evening for Owatonna, where she will
attend school,
- Chas. Taylor lost valuable
horse last Thursday night by strangu-
1ation in the halter.
- Samuel Garborg is teaching a
term of school in the Scarf district in
town of Warrenton.
- Miss Lily Franson left Monday
morning to teach a term Of school in
town Of Marsh Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lundgren
and son, Edward, left Monday to
visit the State Fair and relatives in
Carver county.
- F. W. Woodward says he ship.
ped four car loads OF new wheat, two
OF them grading No. 1 hard, and two
No. l Northern.
- R. Glavin left Monday evening
for st. Paul to attend the meeting
Of the State Board of Equalization,
OF which he is a member.
- Miss Susie K. Easton has been
elected for the position of primary
teacher, in place OF Miss Lizzie M
Naylor, who has resigned.
-LosT: About July %, by Mrs
P. Dalquist, on road between Warren
and her home, a black cape with lin
ing. Finder will please leave al
SHEAF Office.
The l.. A. S. of the Presbyterian
church will serve tea at the home O.
Mrs. Farrell, Friday: beginning al
$50. Everybody cordially invited
Only 25 cents.
- County Superintendent Bennett
spent yesterday at the court house
looking up the boundaries Of schoo
districts and making map showing
the school districts OF the county.
- Lars Haglund, a former either
of Marshall county, now of Roseau
of which county he has been county
commissioner, visited friends in War
rem Friday, he being on his way tt
the State Fair.
- Harry March, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gaylord, arrived
from Minneapolis yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Gaylord will inspect the
chicken crop and occasionally get q
shot at one, if he can.
- Hon. and Mrs. A. Grindelan6
left yesterday evening to visit the
State Fair. Miss Louise Grindelanc
accompanied them and will go tc
Red Wing to resume her studies al
the Lutheran Ladies' Seminary.
- DR.. Bratrud arrived in the city
yesterday morning. After a months
stay here he will return to st. Pau
to resume his duties at the city hos
pital, but by Jan. 1, he expects to be
back to Warren for good to practice
his profession.
- Arthur M. johnson left for Big
Woods with the mail carrier last Fri
day, to commence teaching a tern
Of school in said town. He has
taught there before and is we'll likec
as a teacher. He is a graduate O
the Warren school.
Hog cholera is prevalent in thu
vicinity OF Crookston and Gentilly
in Polk county. That is a disease
that is to be dreaded, and Marshal
county farmers will do well to watc1
their pigs and see that they are we'll
Any signs OF disease should be re
ported.
Mrs. G. c. Magladry returned
home last Friday from Minneapolis
where she has been for several weeks
receiving medical treatment at a hos
pital She was accompanied by bel
sister, Mrs. Lamb, and little girl, o
Wayzata, Mimi, who will make 6
visit here.
Aug. Westberg and Charles
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