Warren sheaf., 1899-08-31
Entered at the Post Office at Warren as Second
GLASS MailMatter.
GIeaningstassse'"'' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

MIMI, Is visiting at the home OF A.
Grindeland. -
Ed. Sommers has rented the Ole
Rodseth house and will move his
family to town soon.
d. - J. G.. johnson, head miller in
the -four mill at Badger, was War
ren visitor over Sunday.
- A. o. Anderson, of Spruce Val
ley, was a welcome caller at the
SHEAF Office on Monday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Taralseth
and son, Ralph, returned home from
Maple Lake on Monday.
IN. A. Ahlberg and VIM. .Barne-
kow, two prominent Newfolden farm
ers, were in town Monday.
Miss Helen L. Franklin will be
one Of the teachers in the Argyle
school for the coming year.
x Oliver Huggagd returned last
Tuesday from a couple months visit
with his uncles at Cleveland, Ohio.
- County superintendent L. P.
Dahlquist, OF Roseau county, ar
rived last Thursday to visit his old
home.
- Mrs. D. Farrell returned home
last Friday from her visit at Mime
apolis and in the southern part of
the state.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Westman
are the parents OF a fine son, who ar
rived to bless their home on Tuesday
this week.
- Albert Dalquist is spending his
weeks vacation at home trying his
hand at threshing. Change of work
is recreation sure enough.
- Miss Anna Ahlberg and Miss
Alma Barnekow, of Newfolden, left
Monday for Moorhead to resume their
studies at the Normal School.
Peter o. Osberg and Clara Pet
terson were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony on the 28th inst, by
Rev. P. M. Samuelson, of this city.
"A new postofice called Rockstad
has been established in the north
eastern part Of Newfolden, in Mar
shall county, with Jens P. Folden as
postmaster.
DIR. w. D. Turner, of Pasadena,
Calif., an old friend of the Lakin
family, arrived Monday and spent
few days visiting. The DR.. is on his
way to Illinois.
- John Charles Craig's ranch in
the eastern part of the county must
possess wonderful fertility. It grows
cucumbers 15a in. long and III in.
in circumference.
Rev. Geo. Michael, the bible
agent, writes the SHEAF that he is
detained at home on account OF sick
ness in his family, but that he hopes
to be at Warren by second week OF
September.
- Services will be held at the Nor
wegian Luth. church next Sunday
evening, at 8 O'Clock, by Rev. J. H.
Lawrence, who has lately come here
to assist Rev. Skunes with the work
in his many congregations.
: - County superintendent Bennett
was in town Tuesday. Speaking of
the teachers training school just held
at Argyle he said that it was great
success and that he cannot too highly
commend the work done by Prof.
Angus, of the Warren school.
- The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Pres
byterian church will hold a G. E.
rally instead of the usual preaching
services, at s o'clock next Sunday
evening. The program will consist
of music, papers, recitations and short
addresses. Everybody is invited.
There will be no regular G. E. prayer
meeting at 200.
The lady friends of Mrs. F. A.
Larson surprised her in very pleas
ant manner on her birthday on Tues
day afternoon this week. Refresh
ments were brought along and served
out. doors under the shady trees, and
as memento of the occasion Mrs.
Larson was presented with fine
rocker by her friends.
Miss Lizzie M. Naylor has re-
signed her position as primary teach
er in the Warren. school to accept a