Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-06-15
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

Many new side walks are being
built in the CITY,
Leonard Erickson was at Ar
gyle on Monday.
- Mrs. II. J. Bennewitz and Mrs.
Chas. Vented returned Monday
from visit at Fargo, N. D.
= Donald Robertson, Of Argyle,
went to Crookston Monday evening,
returning the following day.
- P. O. Erickson, liver Skjelstad
and P. A. Peterson left Monday for
Donaldson, to do carpenter work.
- Hon. G. J. McCollom, of Hal
lock, was a passenger on Mondays
train, being on his way east for a
visit.
- Regular services will be held at
the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day, June 18th. All are invited to
be present.
- The Summer Training School
for the teachers OF Marshall county
will begin July Oath and continue
four weeks.
- Leonard Erickson returned last
Saturday from the Moorhead Nor
NAL and will spend the summer va
cation at Warren.
- Rev. A. Madison will leave to-
morrow for Winnipeg, Man., where
he will preach next Sunday, and re-
main about week.
- Shipments of fresh fish from
Cass Lake arrive almost daily. Evil
IDENTIFY Judge Ives is getting in his
work among the finny tribe.
- Miss Louise Grindeland returned
home last Saturday from Red Wing,
Mimi, where she has attended school
at a Young Ladies' seminary
- H. C. Stuhr, the medical stu
dent, spent a week here visiting
friends. One year more at the uni
versity will make him a full-fedged
Dr..
- Prof. Angus left for his home at
Garfield, MIMI, on Saturday. He
will return to take part in the sum-
mer school at Argyle, he being one
OF the instructors.
John Lindberg and his brother,
Herman Lindberg, are building a
house on the Island to be occupied
by their parents, who are expected to
move here from Carver county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Nelson, of
Hallock, we're passeng ers on Monday
evenings train bound for the excur-
sion to Leech lake and Duluth, of
the Northwestern Editorial associ-
alton
- L. Henderson and Miss Flora
Henderson returned home last Fri
day, Mr.. Henderson from the Indi-
ana Mineral springs, and Miss Flora
from Minneapolis, where she has at
tended school at a seminary for
young ladies.
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sued by clerk OF court Morck to
George Cassada, OF Deer River, and
Miss Emelia Charbonneau, Of this
county; Peter j. Paulson and Gun
hid Knutson, OF Big Woods; and
Albert Mackwiak and Mary Bud
ziezewski.
A party composed Of T. E.
Moulton and family, T. Wees and
family, H. Dillabaugh and family,
Clarence Spaulding, Helen Cross,
Letia Cross, Lucille Shaw, S. A.
March, and Bert Slice, left Monday
for Thief river to spend a week fish
ing and camping. g.. .@
- The Great Northern offers cheap
excursion rates to Duluth and West
Superior on the occasion Of the
launching of the big grain carrier.
John Smeaton." Only $500 for
the round trip from Warren. Ex-
cursion train leaves Crookston $50
p. M, on the 10th.
Mission meetings will be held at
the Swedish mission church, COM
mencing next Friday afternoon, and
continuing Saturday and Sunday.
A number OF ministers will be pres
ent, including Prof. Risberg, of Chi.
cago, Rev. Lindberg, Of Crookston,
Rev. Olson, and Rev. LundelI, of
Hallock.
81. E. Erwin, manager of the