Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-06
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
Attorney Bayrell, OF Argyle, was

Attorney Bayrell, Of Argyle, was
in town Monday.
Tom Elliott got back from Bue-
ma Vista last Saturday.
Will keenan,, OF Voss, N. d.,
spent the Fourth in this city.
DR.. J. D. Engstad, Of Grand
Forks, was in the city Monday.
P. Nilsson came down from Ste
phen to spend the Fourth with his
family
Miss Flora Lamberson went to
Crookston Tuesday evening to visit
with friends.
Attorney Gaylord, Of Minnea
polls, arrived Monday to spend the
Fourth with us.
E. Slice, Matte Slice, F. W. Elan
ders and family and E. L. Brown.
left yesterday for a two weeks out
ing at Bemidji.
F.. A. johnson and family, Of
Kennedy, Mimi, spent the Fourth
at Warren, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. Malberg.
A. J.. Ahlness, president OF the
Scandal American Bank, st. Paul,
spent a couple days here this week
looking our country over.
g. a. Aubol and Harold Royem
intend to start next week on a pros
pecting tour to the Lake OF the
Woods and Rainy river country.
Mrs. K. j. Taralseth, Miss Lena
Taralseth, Henry and Ralph raral-
seth left yesterday for Maple Lake,
where they will spend some time at
their cottage.
The Argyle band gave an open
air concert on johnson avenue on
the evening of the Fourth. 1t was
greatly enjoyed and appreciated.
The boys play we'll.
VIM. Erickson displayed bran
new 1threshing outfit in his yard on
the Fourth, and when the procession
passed steam was up and all wheels
moving at full speed.
Ole Olson, cashier Of the Bank Of
Hawley, Hawley, Mimi, was married
at Minneapolis on July End. Mr..
Olson's many Warren friends extend
to him and wife their most hearty
congratulations.
Louis Lofgren returned from
Minneapolis last week where he has
been buying goods for his second
hand store, which he will open up in
the new building being erected by
him near the iron bridge on the east
side.
Andrew Jonson and family and
Miss Annie Peterson came from SWe-
den yesterday morning to make
their home in this land OF the free,
and right here in Warren at that for
the summer at least. Miss Peterson
has been in this country before.
Frank A. Madison and Magnus
Bystrom returned Saturday from
their trip to the Pacific coast. They.
had seen a great deal Of country
while away and were greatly i'm
pressed with the resources and pos
sibilities OF the far west, yet they saw
nothing that would quite equal the
Red River Valley Of Minnesota for
farming purposes.
w. FL. Bradley has sold his farm
in town Of Brislet to Nels Engelstad,
who has recently come from Fertile.
Some time ago Mr.. Engelstad bought
aquarter section Of the Hardy farm,
hence will have hall a section to
farm. Mr.. Bradley, who is one Of
our pioneer settlers, will remove from
here, his intention being to buy a
stock farm near to the Twin cities.
He and Mrs. Bradley left the evening
Of the Fourth to look at a farm near
Anoka.
Ringling Brothers big circus
showed in Crookston on the fifth.
"A number OF Warren people went
down OH the evening OF the Fourth
to take it7in, andSothers drove down
early next morning. Others went
on last evening" train to attend the
evening performances, hut these wish
now they had never gone. just as
the performances was to begin q
storm arose and blew down the big
tent over the many people inside.
Many neOnle were Injured. some SER