Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-04-27
1"tsred at the Post omeeat Warr.n g x.cond
Observation-Disclosures.
Gleaningss tassss'~'' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

=. A. Nordgren has begun build
ing an addition to his house.
Miss Susie Easton came up from
Argyle on Friday evening to visit
her parents.
The Argyle Band will give a
concert at the Opera house on Fri
day night, May 9Th.
DRILLS cheaper than ever at Lind
berg & Lundgren's.
= Attorney Carr, of Stephen, at
tended to legal business at Warren
on Monday evening.
Fred Swanson left Monday for
Mcintosh, where he has secured po-
sition in harness shop.
C. W. Brown has been appointed
manager Of the Carhart farm, now
owned by a Chicago man.
H. j. March, of Minneapolis ,
arrived Monday to take a hand in
seeding on the March farm.
= L. J. Linder, the contractor,
has secured a contract to erect a
brick building in Crookston.
: Services at the Norwegian Luth-
eran church next Sunday at 1870
a. NJ, by Rev. L. M. Skunes.
= P. Frost Spaulding spent a few
days visiting his brother at Alexan-
dria, Mimi, returning on Monday.
= Judge P. H. holm is just re-
covering from a severe siege of sick
ness, which also included q dose of
the measles.
= c. E. Nilsson, lately from St.
Paul, is the new compounder of
medicines in E. F.. Whitney's east
side drugstore.
- S. P. Wickstrom has commenc-
ed the erection of building west of
the Lyon house to be occupied by
MIN as machine shop.
- w. A. Knapp, G. L. Spaulding,
G.. Wees and G.. w. Walstrom at
tended the grand opera at Crookston
Friday evening last week. B
Until further notice, evening
service at!the Methodist and Presby-
terrain churches will begin at 8 o'clock
instead of 7: 80 as heretofore. 49, "s s~ tt >.
- Lewis Westman commenced ex-
cavating for his handsome frame resi-
dence this week. The foundation
will be solid stone, and very substan-
tial.
Good cedar posts for sale at low
prices at X. J.. TARALSETH.
- The building OF coy cottage
for Matthias Swanson, OF Big Woods,
was begun this week, on a lot be-
tween Mrs. Swandby's and Mrs.
Grinden's residences on Johnson av-
enue.
James Peterson, who has held
the position OF pharmacist in f. F.
Whitney's east side drugstore dur.
ing several months past, left Mon
day for Hillsboro, N. D., where he
has secured a similar position.
T. T. Broten, Of Cottonwood
county, arrived Tuesday with his
family and a carload of stock and
household goods, for the purpose Of
settling in this county. He is a
brother-in-law of O. T. and T. T..
Odegaarden, OF Comstock
q. A. PENNEY, Dentist. ONCE
over Chapin's Drug store.
The fields were getting dry and
in good shape for seeding when yes
terday afternoon another heavy rain
came. It is discouraging, to be sure,
but there is time yet. Let us hope
that the clouds may soon roll away,
SO that the farmers can get their seed
ing done.
Ex-judge Ives and ex-court ste
nographer Strawbridge will publish
a paper at >Cass'L La ke, Mimi, to be
known as the Cass Lake Times, oil
which the first number will appear
this week. They ought TO be able to
make q red hot paper and to publish
column in the Chippewa language
for the benefit OF their Indian sub
scriben.
Let everybody remember the
supper and entertainment to be9ty-
en- by the Warren flremen ct the OPP
era house on the 18th Of May.
Mayor Powell has promised to give
the boys a speech, Miss Flora