Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-13
Entered at the Post Once at Warren i second
Observation-Disclosures.
GIeanings t ass" Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Miss May Frank is visiting at
Detroit, MINI.
- Mrs. G. G. Winchester returned
home last Thursday.
Miss Anna Winchester left for
Pembina, N. d., on Friday last.
Remember the date of the East
ern Star supper, Friday, July 2lst.
Born: To Rev. and Mrs. Z.
M. Skunes on the 10th inst, fine
son.
Miss Abbie G. Brewster, of
Fisher, Mimi, was in the city Mon
day.
LOST: A brown broadcloth jack
etcape OF a macintosh. Please re-
turn to SHEAF Office.
Mrs. G. c. Magladry went to
Minneapolis on Friday last to visit
relatives and friends.
Charles Swanson, of Vega, is at
st Luke's Hospital, Grand Forks,
undergoing treatment.
C. S. Hull drove over to Grand
Forks Monday night with VIM. S.
Hewett, the bridge contractor.
Mr.. Burnell D. Newman arrived
Tuesday from Wisconsin to visit
with his father, Mr.. Frank Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Larson re-
joice over the birth of a fine daugh-
ter on Wednesday morning this week.
- Mrs. j. P. Easton returned
home Friday from a visit at Min
neapolis and in the southern part of
the state.
Miss Helen Russell, a sister Of
Mrs. Rev. r. F. NJ. sAark, arrived
last Friday from Indianapolis, Ind,
to spend the summer here.
rs The Y. P. S. C. E. OF the Presby-
terrain church will give an Ice cream
social next Tuesday evening, July IS,
upon the lawn at Rev. Clark's home.
Rev. w. Eckman, of Elgin, ILL.,,
preached last Sunday in the Norwe-
gian Luth. church. He came here to
visit his father who lives in town of
Oak Park.
Mr.. Keppler, who has been vis-
ting his daughters, Mrs. Frank
seign and Miss Kate Keppler, re-
turned to his home at Ada, MINI,
on Friday last.
81 Andrew and liver Lodoen have
bought the farm of Erland Forsberg,
so acres, in town of McCrea. They
have also bought 40 acres of railroad
land adjoining.
Supt. S. A. Challman Of the De-
troit City schools, passed through
Warren Monday on his way to Hal
lock where he will conduct a teachers
summer school.
Some Of the young men about
town have the appearance Of having
benin cyclone. Appearances may
deceive, however, and they may only
have been to see the barber.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Westman
have moved into their elegant new
home on Central Park avenue. It is
comfortable and substantial house
and their many friends wish that Joy
and happiness and many heavenly
blessings may follow them there.
X. j. Taralseth has made it
lively in the real estate business
about his corner during the past few
days. He has bought P. Ruedy's
building and lot, now occupied by
Ed. Franson, also G.. N. Morkassell's
building and lot. The latter he trad
ed for the Stevens Bros property,
thus getting his lots contiguous. A
row of brick buildings will in all
probability take the place Of the old
structures before long.
Through the courtesy Of Mr..
Nels c. Hustled, Of Farley, we and
two Of our little boys were given-a
pleasant drive through said town on
Sunday afternoon last Crops in
Farley are looking well, but the weeds
on many farms are getting the upper
hand Mr.. Hustad's field, however,
is remarkably free from weeds, the
cleanest farm that we saw. he has q
fine flowing well that furnishes an
abundance Of cool, soft and pure wa
ter. Such a well is worth a fortune.
We saw also on the Irish farm a
Uh o1n anctinn IF AS sfinntimOthy as we