Warren sheaf., 1899-11-16
Gleaningsta ase" Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
The town is full OF visitors at

- Ida seign visited young friends
at Stephen Tuesday.
Mrs. J. F. Montgomery, of An
gus, was in the city Tuesday.
John Koppang, of Mcintosh,
spent latter part of last week here.
Ole Ragstad, of Big Woods,
left on a visit to Norway last Friday.
w. j. Brown returned yesterday
from trip to Minneapolis on legal
business.
= Mrs. Mary Hvidsten and Miss
Louise Peterson left for St. Paul on
Saturday. ..-z
= Mrs. L. Lamberson and Mrs.
A. P. Mcintyre visited at Stephen on
Friday last week. .-r
= Alfred Bergo, OF Montevideo, ar
rived yesterday to shake hands with
former Warren friends,
- William Hinchman left Tues
day night for Vernon, Indiana, where
he will spend the winter.
- Frank Jerrue was at St. Vincent
last Saturday and reports lots OF
snow there and, sleighs in use.
- Mrs Mrs: McFall, Of Argyle, came
down Saturday evening and spent
Sunday, in, the city visiting friends.
W Wood, Andrew Borgquist,
Ole Swanson, and Ed. Darwin start
ed out on hunting trip last week.
- : E. "a, Wahlquist is here. this
week in the interests of missions
vannen,' weekly paper of Chicago.
- Miss Caroline Lodoen, sister of
Andrew and Iver Lodoen, left Friday
evening for Norway, to visit the old
home. .... -.
H. F. Elfrink. of Bloomer, gave
the SBEAF a pleasant call this week.
He is serving as a juror at this term
of court.
- Ed. Ralston came up from
Crookston Tuesday morning to keep
down the Whiskers while A. D. is on
hunting trip. "
A ladies' fur cape has been found
and left at the SHEAF Office, where it
may be obtained by the owner upon
paying for this notice:
- Hector Noble and Edward Ben
newitz leave tonight for Minneapo-
lis to attend business college dur
ing the winter months. -
Adolphus johnson, who has
been working hereabouts the past
fall, returned to his home at Medi-
apolis, Ia, last Friday.
- We have heard many compli-
mentary remarks about our school
and large handsome school building
by visitors here attending court this
week. f -...
= G.. O. Gordon, present owner of
what was formerly known as the Cor
rigan farm, left for Chicago on Thurs
day last, to spend the winter with his
family.
- MARRIED: By Rev. A. Mattson,
in this city, on Tuesday, Nov. l4th,
Miss Minnie Grund to Mr.. Merton R.
Cook, both of town of Alma, in this
county.
= l.. P. Brandstrom, the thresher,
recently had a bran new tent stolen
from him. Mr.. Brandstrom says he
will give the party who took it the
poles also, if he will come and get
them.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
M. e. church will have another of
their pleasant socials at Mrs. III. L.
Woods, Friday evening, Nov. "a.
Ice cream and cake will be served
during the evening.
p. A. Dalquist is serving as
deputy clerk at this term Of court.
He is tending to the work in the Of
fee. issuing citizens 8 papers, ETC.,
while Mr.. Morck keeps tab OF the
doings in the court room.
C. S. Hull, E. Z. Brown, Dan
Bernard and John Bolton returned
Monday from a couple weeks hunt
ing trip in northeastern Marshall
and southeastern Roseau counties.
They brought back three moose
Thirty-five couples tripped the
light fantastic until the wee sma'
hours Of morning at the Floral Ball
on Friday evening last. First-class