Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-19
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

cnurcn next Sunday at > OclOckp. m.
- F. W. Woodward returned to
Eau Claire, Wis.,, on Friday last week.
Postmaster Ole Thompson and
wife, OF West Valley, were in town
Monday.
- A twelve-pound boy Was born
at the home of Charley Johnson, the
hotel man, on Thursday last week.
FOUND: Some sacks of -four on
the road on the Fourth, by Nels C.
Anderson, sec. 10, town of McCrea.
Mr.. A. G. Peterson, of Fodvang,
was visitor at the home OF C. J.
klingborg on Sunday. He formerly
used to live in Vega.
- 6. Skramstad, from the north
eastern part OF the county, was in
town last week and did some trading
for his country store, and also made
the SHEAF call.
- Frank Dahlgren left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis to visit his
parents. He will return in few days
to take charge OF his old position as
clerk in the hardware store OF NJ. L.
Larson.
The house OF Anton Gillund, in
Foldahl, Was burned on Monday
night, with most OF the household
goods. The family had barely time
to escape. Origin Of fire unknown.
Only small insurance of 5000.
IT. T. Odegaarden left Monday
taking his daughter Minnie back to
Minneapolis, after which he goes to
Wisconsin and Chicago. and will meet
his brother Ole at Fountain, Fillmore
Co., their native place, where they
will visit a few weeks.
The Fourth Quarterly Commun-
ion Service will be held at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday, at 1910 a. m.
Love Feast at 9:3O. Offerings on
Presiding Elders claim will be re-
ceived. Song Service at 5 p. M: III
stead Of the regular preaching ser
vice.
The Hallock base ball team came
down Friday evening to engage the
X. J. It's OF Warren, and after a con-
test that was marked by some errors
on both sides, victory again perched
on the banner Of the K. J. Us, the
score being II to 10. Thus far the
K. J. rs have gone from conquest
to conquest.
1.-The Mountain Whites will be
the subject of the lecture to be given
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening, by Rev. Latimer, OF
Euclid. Mr.. Latimer will speak OF
the ancestry, the present condition
and the future hope Of these 3,OOO,-
900 Americans who live in the noun
tain regions Of the South. Service
at 8 o'clock.
John Keenan, andfamily returned
to Warren last week from Mimic,
Nd, where they have had charge for
a few weeks Of J. H. Huggard's hotel
property. Mr.. keenan, says that
the crops in that vicinity are almost
a total failure, and that business
consequently is at stand still. The
hotel will probably be closed until
another season. For good, pleas
ant and moral town to live in, Mr..
keenan, says Warren cannot be en-
celled.
Quite an excitement was caused
on Saturday evening last week by
the running away Of a team belong
ing to John Johnson, OF town OF Fol-
dahl. They started from II. NJ.
Swanson's furniture store and ran
south to the depot, then straight
east to End Street, when they turned
north, ran across the iron bridge
and took the road leading north and
east from the city, but did not. run
very far before being caught. Luck
lily, no one was injured nor was any
thing damaged. .- ........
AT a meeting Of the Mckinley &
Hobart Club last Thursday evening.
the name of the club was changed to
the Mckinley and Roosevelt Club
and officers for same elected as fol-
lows: President, G. S. Wattam; Vice
President, John 0. Larson; Secre-
tary, John P. Mattson; Treasurer,
J. S. Hilleboe; Executive Committee,
J. P. Easton, A. Grindeland and W.
]. Brown. The following delegates
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