Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-06-08
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

= II. L. Melgaard, of Argyle, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. P. M. Samuelson is in Roseau
county holding meetings.
- Miss Helen Franklin left for
Waverly, Iowa, last week.
- Amos Malberg left for his home
in Goodhue Co. on Monday.
- R. Glavin, the city assessor, is
making his rounds these days.
- H. L. Wood went to Fargo
Tuesday on matters OF business.
- Mrs. Annie Winchester returned
from Pembina, N. D., yesterday.
- The south bound train leaves
at GAO p. M, instead of ITO p. m.
- Miss Lizzie NJ. Naylor left Mon
day for her home at Uwatonna,
MINI.
- Miss Hanna Mcleod left Mon
day for a visit at Warroad, Roseau
county.
- Miss Maybell Fawcett left for
her home at St. Cloud, Mimi, on
Monday.
- DR.. G. s. Wattam went to
Crookston last evening and return
ed to-day.
- Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Mead, of
Boston, Mass, spent a week look
ing after their farms in this county.
Mrs. P. F. Spaulding, OF Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, arrived yesterday
morning to spend the summer on
the farm.
- Miss Serine Eisteinson, who has
been here visiting ner cousins, the
Royem brothers, left Tuesday for
her home in Norman Co.
JOINS Hedlund and wife left yes
terday for West Superior, Wis,
where they have son, with whom
they will probably remain.
Clerk of court Morck has moved
his family to town and they are
now comfortably domiciled in rooms
over the west side drugstore.
A. C. Haugen, former city treas
urer OF Minneapolis, spent Tuesday
night in the city. He is now travel
ling for wholesale grocery house.
- Mrs. Ruth Wise recently arrived
from California to visit at the home of
H. J. Beardmore, of Sandsville. She
is sister-in- law of Mrs. Beardmore.
- Miss Edna Gibbs. Miss Nettie
Solum and Miss Edna Tennison left
for their respective homes last Sat-
urday to spend the summer yaca-
tion.
- M. E. Todd, of Thief River
Falls, is in town today. He is the
agent of the we'll known and reliable
Jewell Nursery Co., for the counties
of Marshall and Red Lake.
"A meeting of school officers and
teachers is to be held atStephen next
Saturday. We notice that Supt.
William Angus is on the program for
an'address on the subject, ''Does it
pay to educate'?
- Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Winchester
left Tuesday for Fargo, N. d.,
where they will attend the Shriners
Convention, and from there they
will go to visit relatives and friends
at st. Paul, Chicago and in Wiscon-
sin before returning home.
- DR.. Frank, accompanied by DR..
Brimhal, Field Veterinarian for
Minnesota, made a trip to Bloomer
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week for the purpose OF re-testing
some horses that had been condemn
ed by DR.. Frank in April. Seven
horses were condemned and de-
stroyed and a number placed under
quarantine. All that DR.. Frank had
previously condemned were found
to be affected, and we're killed, thus
proving his former diagnosis to be
correct.
When A. D. Ralston, the barber,
arose Saturday morning, he beheld
a poor dog in his yard, frightfully
mangled by being shot, but still
able to drag himself about. In Or
der to put an end to the poor crea-
4 lures suffering, Mr.. Ralston started
in pursuit with an ak, but just as
he was to strike the decisive blow,
the AK caught in a clothes line and
flew out of his hands, resulting in a