Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-03
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y. Ellington, Of Crookston, was
in the city Monday. 8
Call telephone No. SO for
SHEAF printing office.
Mr.. F. A. Fretz arrived this
morning for a visit with DR.. &. s..
Wattam.
Manager Cheney reports 80
acres of oats cut on tile March farm
last Saturday.
Mayor Powell and wife spent
Sunday last at Maple Lake together
with relatives here on visit.
Mrs. c. A. Tullar and daughter.
Minnie, left Tuesday evening to visit
friends at Fargo and Ellington, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nixon, Of
Tamarac, were present at the Metho-
dist anniversary celebration last
week.
Passengers on this mornings
train reported that the town of Mimic,
N. D., was destroyed by fire yes
terday.
Judge Watts held special term
of court here Tuesday, granting five
citizens papers and hearing few
motions.
Mrs. L. S. Bayrell and daughter,
OF Argyle, visited with Mrs. B. F..
Bivins for a few days, returning home
on Monday.
O. S. Anderson and family, OF
Livingston, Montana. spent week
and a half visiting parents, brothers
and friends in town OF McCrea.
We defer publishing our account
of the Goth anniversary celebration Of
the M. E. church until next week,
as we have ordered a cut of the church
to be used in connection.
- Mrs. P. Nilsson has sold out her
!, laundry business to Andrew Tannm,
OF New Solum, who solicits a contin-
uation OF the public patronage. Mrs.
Nilsson will return to Stephen.
= Mrs. Buker, who has been visit
ing the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Allen, in Comstock, and
other relatives for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in North Dakota
last Friday.
- From present Indications har-
vest hands will he scarce this year.
Unless there is an influx OF laborers
soon, farmers will not be able to OBJ
tain all the help necessary to har-
vest the crop.
- The Robertson Lumber Compa-
ny have begun making extensive i'm
provements in their lumber yard-
Large new sheds are being erected
and all their big stock Of lumber will
henceforth be kept under cover.
- The Select Hive OF Warren OF the
Ladies OF the Maccabees OF the World
will hold their first regular meeting
next Monday, Aug. Z, at 3 o'clock p.
m. sharp, at Odd Fellows Hall. All
officers and members are earnestly
requested to be present.
DR.. Fountain, long haired in
dividual at the head Of a patent medi-
cine show, stepped off the cars here
Monday morning with the intention
Of exhibiting in this city, but he
found the license fee Of $500 de-
manded by the city authorities to be
too steep, and he therefore left for the
next town. Thus Warren people
saved their money and also their
health.
A large number Of Warren peo-
pie visited the Hallock fair this week
and report it a great success. Among
those who were there were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. S. Hull and Gordon Hull,
Mrs. D.A. Whitney, Mrs. a. NJ. Shaw,
Mrs. A. S. Apgar, Mrs. Ella Chaplin,
Mrs S. B. Beach, Irene Jerrue, p. -.
Brown, Tom Keegan, Ed Franson,
PA. Dalquist, Mary Dalquist, Ellis
Eklund, P. Sinclair, John Lund,
Chas. Ungerth, Alfred Olson, and
several others whose names we did
not learn.
We are in receipt OF the cata-
#logue OF the Minnesota State Normal
School at orhead for 1898-lS99,
from which we CLEAN that this insti-
tuition has passed a very successful