Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
D. a. Whitney left for st. Paul
on Mnndav evening

j. S. Hilleboe left for Minneapo-
lis on Tuesday evening
Editor Novotny, of the Argyle
Banner. spent Monday nightin town.
R. Mentzer, of Denver, Col, ar
rived Monday to look after his prop
erty interests here.
- Mrs. w. O. Holcomb and daugh-
ter returned Saturday from visit
at the Lockhart farm.
- Mrs. O. 81. Richardson, of
Crookston, sister OF Mrs. Bivins,
is here for short visit.
= Bert DeLorimier returned last
Saturday from State OF Washington,
where he has spent the winter.
= Charley Carlson, of Viking, who
has spent some time in Montana and
other western states, returned home
Saturday. ts T..
- L. Rafferty, departed on Mon
day evening for Wisconsin to see his
wife who is visiting there and has
become seriously i'll.
Ole Rodseth has purchased
the Barnes old meat market build
ing on First street and will open up
restaurant in the same.
- Mrs. Fred johnson, and daugh-
ter returned home last Saturday
from a visit at Minneapolis and 9TH
er places in the southern part of the
state.
- Mrs. Fred Anderson and daugh-
ter came down from Stephen on
Thursday evening last week and
spent several days here visiting
friends.
- Mrs. P. Kirsch and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. G. Bailey, came down
from Argyle Monday evening and
went out to Comstock to visit at the
home of Nick Schantzen.
- Miss Florence Ketcham was a
delegate to the 18th International
Epworth League Convention held at
Indianapolis July 20-23. She rep
resented Chapter 49, 22 of Warren.
w. A. Knapp left Thursday last
on pleasure trip to the Yellowstone
National Park, where he will spend
a couple weeks sight seeing and try
ing to brush the cobwebs off his brain.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Zinke and
Mrs. Weinlaeder, of Acton, N. D.,
came over last week to visit at the
home OF F. c. Hickman. of Warren
ton, and, other relatives, returning
the fore part of this week.
- Rev. A. Mattson, of Warren,
will hold a meeting at P. O. Peter
sons grove in town of Viking on
August 6, 1899. The ladies will
serve dinner and refreshments for
the benefit of the congregation and
all are cordially invited.
Fred Lundberg has accepted the
position Of wheat buyer at the hide
pendent elevator for the coming
year. This elevator is being furnish
ed with new approaches, dumping
scales and other Improvements that
will make it capable Of doing a large
business.
Mrs. D. Farrell and her sister,
Miss Blank, left Friday last week to
visit at Minneapolis and elsewhere in
southern Minnesota. Miss Blank
will take a course at a kindergarten
Training School before she returns to
fill her position as teacher in the
Argyle school.
= There was grand electrical dis
1lcdVcllS 1CtSU IludV
night and the heavenly artillery
doomed loud and long. Fortunate
~, however, there was very little
wind or rain accompanying. A large
hay stack on the Woodward farm
was struck by lightning and burned.
- The Bellini concert company, of
Gustavus Adolphus College, will give
a concert at the Elm Swedish Luth.
church in town of Oak Park next
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Ad-
mission Is cents and Is cents. The
people out there will have the chance
to hear fine concert and will doubt
less fill the church on this occasion.
HORSES FOR SALE.
[ have just arrived from Illinois
with a car load of good farm horses
that | will sell for cash or on time or
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