Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-06-22
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

- l.. MOrcK lett TUESDAY 10 lake
in the fremen's tournament at East
Grand Forks. ....'
- Oliver Huggard left last Satur-
day for a few months visit with an
uncle at Cleveland, Ohio. ....
H. - Mrs. Lindemoen, of Big Woods,
who has been visiting at the home
of Hans B. Imsdahl, returned to her
home on Tuesday. ..>
- A. O. Burseth is visiting his
brother, Chas. Burseth, of this city.
He has recently sold his farm and
property interests in Spruce Valley.
Postmaster Amundson, OF Fol-
dahl, and his neighbor, John ..
Haugen, are in town to-day attend
ing the sale Of grass on state lands.
A fine twelve pound daughter
was born at the home of Alfred Err
ickson, on the T. R. Davies farm, in
town Of Vega, on Thursday last week.
- John Dahlstrom, of Ringbo P.
o., is in town to-day and the SHEAF
acknowledges pleasant call. He
says the crops in his neighborhood
are looking fine.
- The Hallock firemen and the
Argyle band boys were passengers on
Tuesdays southbound passenger en-
route for East Grand Forks to attend
the Firemen's tournament.
- A Midsummer festival and auc-
tion sale will be held by the Swedish
Luth. congregation OF Vega at AL
fred Johnson's grove, on Saturday,
June 24th. All are cordially invited.
-. - Mrs. H. L. Melgaard and chill
dren, of Argyle, are visiting friends
at Warren this week, being enter
tanned, among other places, at Dr.
Wattam's on Tuesday evening and
at L. Lamberson's on Wednesday
evening.
- The meetings held at the Swed-
ish mission church last Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday were we'll attend
ed. Many people were in from the
country. On Monday and Tuesday
meetings were held at the church in
Higdem. Prof. Risberg, of Chicago,
preached an eloquent sermon at War
rem on Sunday evening.
'.-- The city council is considering
the matter of issuing bonds to take
up the city's floating Indebtedness.
In as much as the bonds can be
foated at a much lower rate OF IN
terest than the orders now draw,
perhaps at four or five per cent, it
seems that it would be economy and
good business policy to have the
bonds issued.
A number OF school officers were
present at the meeting held at War
ren last Saturday by Co. Supt. Ben-
net. Many topics OF interest to the
schools we're brought up and dis
cussed. BY arousing a healthy in
terest in educational matters among
school officers much good can be ac-
complished, and these meetings are
intended for this purpose.
- A marriage license was issued
Monday to Martin H. Novotny, ed
itor and publisher OF the Marshall
County Banner: at Argyle, and Miss
Anna M. Kirsch, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. P. Kirsch, also Of
said town. Ere this, we suppose
that they have celebrated their nup-
tials, and we hasten to extend our
most hearty congratulations to the
happy couple. May Joy and happi-
ness always abide in their CASE. love
be their RULE of action, and all their
days be PRESS days with no dis
agreeable features thrown in, that is
the wish OF the SHEAF.
- The SHEAF has on former Occa-
sions called attention to the necessi-
ty of providing some means OF hitch
ing horses at the elevators and mill,
and the last fatal runaway empha-
sises the Importance of this being
done. Most runaways start from
these places. The passing Of trains
and the whirr OF machinery is apt to
I brighten the steadiest team. 1t is
not alone for the team and it's own
er's preservation that care must be
exercised in this respect. It is also
for the safety OF children and grown
people who may be found on the
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