Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-06-29
Gleaningstahsss'"' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Come to the Aubol building and
get a good dinner the 4th. r..
= The mother OF Frank Robbins
arrived Tuesday from Iowa.
y Hans B. Imsdahl went out to his
farm in Big Woods on Monday.
w. j. Brown made a business
trip to Fargo and Grand Forks: re-
turning home Tuesday.
= Homer Mussey accompanied H.
q. McDougall over here from Thief
River Falls last Saturday.
- Miss Leora Easton returned
home last Saturday from Owatonna,
where she has been attending school.
- The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will serve dinner on the
Fourth OF July in the Aubol build
ing.
- License to wed was issued Tues
day by clerk OF court Morck to Erick
Lofrouh and Catharina M. Holm
strom.
- Former county treasurer Sam
Sorenson and his brother, John Sor-
enson, were in from New Solum on
Tuesday.
- Don't stay at home to cook
dinner July 4. You can get a nice
warm dinner of the NJ. E. ladies for
only 25 cents.
There will be a grand dis
play of Fireworks at Warren
on the evening of the Fourth.
Stay and see it all.
- Only rs cents for a good dinner
on the Fourth, served by the ladies
OF the Presbyterian church, in the
Aubol building. 49, 49,.
- Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Rookie re-
turned last Saturday from Buena
Vista, and will make their home in
Warren for the summer.
- Rev. c.. G.. Lindberg, of Ro-
seau, held services in the Scandina-
Wan M. E. church last Sunday eve
ming. On Monday evening he and
wife left for Minneapolis, MINI.
Henry Swanson, Alfred Johnson
and Frank G. Johnson went north
Tuesday to attend a church dedica-
tion service in the Red river congre-
cation in Kittson county and TO
visit friends.
- Every farmer who writes let
ter should use envelopes with a re-
turn card in the upper corner. The
SHEAF will print 100 OF the best
quality in any style for the small
sum OF IS cts. Send in your orders.
There will be music by
two brass bands at Warren on
the Fourth-the crack Argyle
band and the Warren Silver
Cornet band. Come and hear
them play.
- DR.. Aug. Gronerud, OF Chicago,
was here last week looking the town
over with a view OF locating. We
are informed that he went away
pleased with our city and will return
with his family in a few weeks and
open an office here.
The Midsummer festivals in the
Swedish Luth. congregations at Low
er Snake and Vega on Saturday last
were we'll attended and pleasant af-
fairs. Rev. Mattson and Leonard
Erickson were the speakers. The
auction sales were lively. .s.
Through kindness of trustees
OF Presbyterian church, Rev. j. D.
Morrison, bishop OF Duluth, will
conduct evening service Friday,
June Both, az 8 O'Clock, assisted by
Rev. Green, Episcopal minister, OF
Crookston. Everyone is cordially
invited.
H. E.. McDougall, of Grand
Forks, N. D., was a visitor at the
home Of P. s. Ware oyer Sunday.
He is a young man who learnt the
printers trade with Mr., Ware at
Thief River Falls, but is now hold
ing responsible and remunerative
position with Lander & Co., alb
stracters, at Grand Forks.
At a meeting OF the Board OF
Education on Monday evening the
bids for finishing the two rooms in
the school building were opened.
There were only two bids, one from
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