Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-06-14
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..


= AAN OZ CTS.
Sam Cooke spent Tuesday night
at Crookston.
- Miss Mary Sundin has returned
from Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Aug. Lunderen left Monday
night for Burlington, Iowa.
Henry NJ. Swanson made a bust
ness trip to Stephen on Friday last.
A. Grindeland was transacting
business at Crookston Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Marshall, of
Minneapolis, spent Tuesday in War
rem.
= Jesse Campion, of Angus. was
transacting business in Warren Tues
day.
- Alfred Swandby became the hap
Ply father OF a fine boy on Friday,
June 9Th.
- Jay c. Seeley has resigned his
position with the Great Northern
Railroad Co. here.
Mrs. P. F. Spaulding arrived from
the east last Friday to spend the
summer on the Oaktield farm.
Attorney E. S. Gaylord, of Min
neapolis, arrived last Friday to rus
ticate for few days on the March
farm.
John keenan, has rented a hotel
at Mimic, N. D., and will move his
family there and take charge of same
at once.
Miss Rosa Bradley returned home
Friday from Minneapolis, where she
has attended school the last nine
months. =
Alfred Abelson returned Tuesday
morning from Oshkosh, Wis. where
he has been studying telegraphy the
last few months.
- The Misses Shaw and Penney
and Messrs. O. H.Taralseth and liner
johnson were enjoying the breezes of
the Red River on Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shaw, daughter An
ME, and Mrs C. s. White drove to
Crookston Monday for a few days
visit with relatives and friends
-E.E. Koppang, F. E. Nelson and
John L. Dahlquist threw all bust
ness cares aside and Joined the Jolly
crowd enroute to Duluth last night.
Arthur Spaulding, OF New York,
arrived Wednesday morning and will
spend a two months vaca ton with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.
Spaulding.
Miss Florence L. ketcham re-
turned home last Friday from Ham,
line University, at which institution
she has been enrolled as a student
during the past year.
- The bridge across the Middle
River state ditch on town line be-
tween Fork and Big Woods is CON-
pleted for traffic. The work Was
done by the able bridge builders, 4.
C. Nelson and 6. H. Hellan.
- Mrs. p. Sinclair and Mrs. r.
Morck left Monday night for st. Paul
to attend a meeting of the grand
lodge OF Rebekkas, Mrs Morck as
delegate from Argyle lodge, and Mrs.
Sinclair as a delegate from Warren
lodge.
A big bouncing boy arrived at
the home OF Riley kezar, in Warren
ton, on June 1st-iust a trife too
late for the census this year, we be-
lieve-bnt nevertheless a welcome adj
dition to the family. Mother and
son are doing we'll.
DIED: The beloved wife OF Dr.J.
D. Taylor, OF Stephen, died ON Thurs
day afternoon last week, after only a
few days sickness. She was a woman
who was very much thought OF, and
her sudden demise came as shock
to the entire community.
- The following persons have
hauled stone for the new Swedish
Luth. church: P. E. Flod, Peter
Anderson, G.. j. Tornlund, Nils An
derson, 2 loads, Mr.. Hedquist, Erick
Olson, Andrew Hogberg. Let many
others follow the good example.
j. P. Mattson left Saturday eve
Mug for Crookston tojoin the North
western Editorial Associations ex-
cursion to Lake of the Woods and
Rainy Lake river, via Winnipeg, Rat
Portage and God Save the Queen.
Editors E. A. Nelson and wife, of the
Hallock News, and s. H. Clark, of the
Stephen Leader, also make the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Case were
over from St. Hilaire Thursday call
ing on Warren friends. Mr. Case is