Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-13
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Lem Rafferty, returned from Wis
it in Wisconsin on Monday.
/ Mayor w. f.. Powell went to
Stephen on business this morning.
Shelled corn, ground or UNI
ground, for sale at the Warren mill.
a. E. Flanders got back Tues
day from an extended stay at Crooks
ton.
Miss Helen u. Franklin returned
last Saturday from her visit at
Waverly, Iowa.
Rev. A. Ohldeen, from Arboga,
Sweden, preached in the Swedish
Mission church last evening.
DR.. Gronerud went to Crookston
last night to meet his wife, who ar
rived with him this morning.
The Swedish Young Ladies'
Sewing Society met at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Dalquist last evening.
Rev. A. Madison attended mis-
sion meetings in Polk county and in
Grand Forks this week returning
home this morning.
= b. I. Royem and Elias Hjertaas
are off on a week s vacation which is
being spent at Detroit Lake and 9th
er points OF interest.
Mrs. George Hardy who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Frank. Of Brislet, during the past ten
days, returned to her home in Chica-
go on Monday this week.
~ The ladies of the Order Eastern
Star will serve supper and ice cream
in the Aubol building, Friday after
noon and evening, July 2lst. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
LOST: A little four month old dog
was lost in the evening OF July 4; he
was all black, except a little white on
the breast. If anybody finds him,
please return to John Mortenson.
G. j. Pihlstrom has opened up
a meat market in the johnson build
ing on the west side for the conve-
nience of the west siders. The shop
on the east side will be run as usual.
Mrs. S. w. Smith returned
Tuesday from visit at Fargo, N. D.
Aunt Ellen Crosley, an old lady
friend, who is an invalid, accom-
panied her back to Warren for visit.
Every farmer who writes u let
ter should use envelopes with 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.
Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Smith, Of
Argyle, will conduct service at the
NJ. E. church on the coming Sab
bath. Mrs. Smith will preach in the
morning and Rev. J. T. Smith will
preach in the evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend their services.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Swanson
have moved in from town OF Big
woods and taken possession OF their
fine new house on j Johnson avenue,
where we hope they will find in their
declining years that peace and rest
which they have well earned by an
active and useful life. They were
among the first settlers in Bigwoods
and own a, beautiful farm there on
the wooded banks of the Snake river.
The ditch that was -begun but
not completed in northern Polk coun-
ty last year has accumulated large
amount of water owing to the recent
rains, and this water has been turned
into the coulee in western part Of town
of Farley. The coulee has been UNI
able to take care of this water, a
growth Of grass also impeding the
flow, and a number of farmers in the
vicinity have had their fields flooded,
and their crops damaged and perhaps
totally destroyed by the water over
flowing the coulee banks. Nels HUI
sted had a fine field of wheat last
Sunday, but yesterday the water
burst over the banks, flooding nearly
his whole farm. It was hardly right
to leave that ditch unfinished in this
manner. It seems that those farmers
who are injured thereby should have
some redress.
Fire was discovered in j. N
Blawd's wood shed in the rear of his
residence on Monday afternoon.
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