Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-06-22
F. W. Woodward, Of Eau Claire,
Wis, arrived Friday morning last.

church will serve a dinner for all.
July 18th.
o. M. Lodoen went out to Ia
Dor Monday to build an addition tc
the house Of Tom Kerestes.
Miss Title Staining arrived
from ,Crookston Tuesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Nels C. Johnson, Of
McCrea.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brocher, Of
Crookston, drove to Warren Tues.
day to visit friends. MIR. Broche1
now represents the Crookston Mar.
BILE Works.
W. H. Dixon reports a good at.
tendance at his grass sale on the
marsh. About one hundred people
were present and he had no trouble
selling it all at a satisfactory price.
The lunch was appreciated.
: Mrs. Bertha D. Laws, OF Apple
ton, Mimi, and NJ. F. Greeley, OF
Gary, N. D., two OF the State Insti-
tute workers, came up from Crooks
ton Monday and spent the day in
Warren, looking over taxidermist
Browns collection. :
- It isn't often when one sees a
white horse that the adjective ''white"
is really applicable to his color, but
the other day we saw a team belong
ing to P. Ruedy kept SO we'll and
clean that they were actually white as
the pure driven snow.
- A Midsummer festival will be
given by the Swedish Luth. congre-
cation at Lower Snake on Saturday,
June "a, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m. Addresses will be made by
Rev. A. Madison and Hon. A. Grin
deland. An auction sale of articles
made by the Ladies' Aid Society will
be held. Dinner and refreshments
will be served, and everybody cor
daily invited.
- The tall telephone poles are be-
ing raised this week. When every
thing is finished Warren will have
one of. the best and most complete
local telephone systems in the coun-
try. Hewett & Swanson are dete1-
mined to satisfy their patrons and
will have all equipments first class.
With the automatic switch boards
any phone in the city can be rung
up at any time in the day or night.
"A flock OF over I, 400 sheep pass
ed through the streets Of Warren
Tuesday morning, and was quite an
interesting sight to behold. The
sheep belonged to the West farm and
were being taken out east to Ed.
Somers place for pasturing during
the summer. And when any OF the
little lambs were left behind or
strayed from the rest, the kind heart
ed manager, John Cheney, was seen
to take them up tenderly in his big
arms and carry them back to the
flock.
- Lewis West1nan, Of this city,
has received from his brother in the
Philippines a copy OF an American
paper, "Freedom," dated May LIST.
1t contains a great deal OF Informal
tion about the Philippines and the
situation there and also military
news of skirmishes and battles with
the Filipinos. DR.. j. c. Aver, OF
Lowell, Mass, has a conspicuous adj
vertisement OF his world-renowned
remedies, the Pabst Brewing Co. ad-
vertise Milwaukee beer; and other
firms make announcements of goods
OF American manufacture kept for
sale.
= There were 80 tickets sold at
Warren for the excursion to Su.
perior and Duluth on the occasion
OF the launching OF the steamship
"John Smeaton.' A number Of
tickets were sold also at other
points along the line, the south.
bound train on Friday last being
crowded With. excursionists. The
Hallock band furnished music on
the route. Most of those who went
returned Monday and report hayine
had a good time. An immense
gathering Of people witnessed the
launching. No efforts were spared
by the people at the head of the
lakes to entertain the visitors.