Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-03-09
Entered at the Post flee at Warren al second
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

- MIR. and Mrs. Charles Westberg,
OF Vega, were in town yesterday.
, - Mrs. p. G. Nystrom, OF Vega.
returned home Tuesday from Fer
gus Falls. .., ~..-.. 49,. -.. ...
- John o. Larson, returned home
Monday from a business trip to the
Twin cities.
- Beautiful snow and rich Red
river valley soil make a very dark
combina ton. Ill.,.
Aug. Lundgren left Monday on
a business trip to Crookston and
Grand Forks. -. ".. -ys
&C. L. Spaulding returned Thurs
day morning from II flying visit to
his old home at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mrs. Role, of Warenton, was
southbound for Crookston Monday,
to consult DR.. Morley, the eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist.
- A special meeting OF Warren
i. Camp No. 2,319, NJ. W. A., Tues
day evening, March ii, 1899.
W. n. POWELL, Clerk.
No new cases of sickness hav-
ing developed in the city, the public
schools will resume work on Monday
next. Warren Board OF Education.
- H. E. Beardmore returned last
Friday from a three weeks visit
among relatives and friends in state
of Wisconsin, and at Lake City and
Winoua in this state. >,....
-. Harry Nelson is starting a bak-
cry in the Dixon building on john
son ave- !: An oven OF the latest i'm
proved kind has been put in and
will be ready for baking as soon as
Harry starts up the fire.
- g. H. Wall, OF the Crookston
& St. Hilaire Lumber Co., was here
last week making arrangements for
putting up sheds for their new lum-
Der yard, located east Of D. E: Whit,
ney's Drugstore. z .Hedman e Olson
have the contract. for erecting the
necessary sheds and buildings.
q. A. PENNEY, Dentist. Office
over Chapin's Drug store.
j. Gillespie. OF the Ramsay farm
in Marshall county, went below: yes
terday to negotiate with st. Cloud
parties for the purchase of the pure
blood prize winning Clyde Stallion
imported by N. P.tClarke. Mr.. Gil
1espie is encouraged by the increas-
ing demand for heavy horses that
seems to be springing up.-Crooks-
ton Times
: = DIED: Mrs. Martha >Sivertson
passed away last Saturday after
noon, at the, home Of her daughter,
Mrs. liver Skjelstad, of this city, at
the age OF 6S years. She came to
Warren last fall from Nelson Park
to spend the rest Other, life in this
city. The funeral took place from
the Norwegian Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon. s. She leaves
thee sons and two. daughters to
mourn her death. IS ,<s3{.s . g<,s ssss} )
DR.. G. A. Penney has now opened
nphis dental Office iii rooms over
Chapin's drug store. He issa. dentist
OF many years experience in one 81
the best towns in Illinois and lie has
s come here to stay permanently , to
make Warren his home. He is pre-
pared to do all kinds OF dental work
according to modern and most inn.
proved methods, and wishes all to
call on him when needing the serv-
ices of @ dentist. F.
The enterprising Norwegians oi
Newfolden, Marshall county, have
decided to build a. Norwegian Luth.
eran church 2 miles west Of D. B;
Bakke's residence. main post to be
36x40 with a 1Ox18 recess for pull.
pit in the rear and q 1OxlO founda-
tion in front for tower. A commit
tee of three have the work in charge
4 . Z -.
and they with IL other men with
teams were at st. Hilaire this week
after the lumber for the building.