Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-25
Entered at the Post nice at Warren Al second
Glass MailMatter.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

son yesterday.
- Rev. A. Tornell, of Viking, is in
the city to-day.
- E. Dagoberg has moved into
the P. B. Malberg residence.
- G. A. Bradley and son arrived
yesterday morning from Aledo, Ill.
- P. A. Dalquist has taken Mag
nus Bystrom's place as clerk in the
post Office.
- Mrs. K. J. Taralseth and Miss
Lena Taralseth visited friends in
Argyle last Friday.
- A supply of telephone poles has
already arrived. Soon we will be in
shape to say "hallo'
- Amos Malberg, Of Goodhue Co.,
MIMI, arrived last Saturday for
visit with his brother, P. B. Malberg.
- Mrs. A. B. Isaacson returned
yesterday from a visit with Mr..
lsaacson's parents in town Of Augs-
burg.
- A number OF prominent citizens
OF Argyle and Stephen were present
at the meeting OF the county board
to-day.
- The G. S. Hull hunting party re-
turned the fore part OF the week, and
report great slaughter among the
wolves.
49, Laboring men are in demand.
1t is almost impossible to get man
around town to plant gardens or
saw wood.
- Rev. R. H. Battey, the well
known temperance lecturer, deliver
ed an address at the M. E. church
last Thursday evening"
- Nels Ahlberg, of Newfolden,
was in town Monday to meet his
sister, Miss Sauna Ahlberg, who re-
turned from Moorhead, MINI.
- P. S. Ware brought his house.
hold goods from Thief River Falls
last week and he and family are now
dOmiciled in the Bennewitz house op-
posite the Opera house.
- H. Skoglund, Of Foldahl, has
bought lots on the east side and has
commenced to build: thereon. He
will run lodging house and barn for
the accommodation of farmers.
- Ed Hewett left last evening for
the twin cities on business connected
with the Warren Telephone Co.
During his absence F. E. Whitney
will have charge OF the depot.
- Ole Highland, a brother OF Rev.
D. N. HIGHLAND, former pastor OF the
Norwegian M. E. church, died at
Crookston last Sunday at the ad-
vanced age Of - years.
Rev. A. Mattson left Monday
evening to attend the Minnesota con-
ference of the Swedish Luth. church
held at St. Peter, MIMI, in connec-
ton with the commencement festivi-
ties of the Gustavus Adolphus Col
lege. He will be absent next two
Sundays.
Seeding is about over, and farm
ers say that the wheat is coming up
fine. With favorable season from
now on a good crop may be raised.
Spring and summer have burst upon
us all at once. To-day the sun
shines, the birds sing, the grass
grows almost SO you can hear it,
and everybody rejoices.
Superintendent Hoverstad, Of
the State Experiment farm at
Crookston, arrived Tuesday morning,
to look at a farm infested with
French weed several miles south of
town. He rented four acres of this
farm and will conduct a series of ex-
periments with view of getting rid
of this troublesome weed.
- Frank A. Mattson and Magnus
Bystrom left Saturday evening for
the Pacific coast. They will journey
westward leisurely, stopping at the
principal points on the way. Mr..
Bystrom has been the faithful and
efficient clerk in the post Office dur
ing the past couple years and he
takes the trip for rest and recreation.
- The Fourteenth Dist. w. G. T.
q. hold their tenth annual conven-
ton in our city to-day and to-mor-
row. A number OF prominent ladies
OF Argyle, Stephen, Hallock, Crooks