Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-26
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

No. Hard IS cts.
Frank E. Dahlgren returned from
Minneapolis on Friday.
K. J. Taralseth returned home
from Maple Lake on Monday.
Miss Alma Barneko went to Ste
phen Monday to attend the summer
school. ... 1854
Ralph Powell returned home Sat
urday from a weeks visit at Crook
ston, MINI. j
Florence Ketcham went to Ro-
seau county on Monday to teach a
term OF school.
Mr.. w. F. Powell returned Sat
urday from a business trip to Fargo
and Grand Forks.
- Miss Engartha Sharpstene, of
Minneapolis, niece of Mrs. B. F.
Bivins, is here on weeks visit.
Henry Taralseth and Albert Dali
quist left Monday evening for Maple
Lake to spend a short vacation.
-: Miss Lizzie NJ. Naylor arrived
from Owatonna last Saturday for a
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Warren.
= Mrs. J ohm Lindberg and children
returned home Monday morning from
a several weeks visit at Carver,
Mimi, and other places.
The SHEAF has learned that P.J
Holan, now deputy weigh master at
Duluth, has been laid up for some
time by q sprained ankle.
- John Mansfield, Jr., returned
Monday morning from Minneapolis,
MIMI, where he has been under treat
ment for q throat trouble for some
time past.
- The Crookston base ball team
came up last Thursday to engage the
K. J. IT'S, and for the first time this
season our boys suffered defeat. But
the CrOOkstonites can't do it again.
p - At the annual school meeting
held last Saturday evening, W. N.
Powell and DR.. &. S. Wattam were
reelected, without opposition, as
members of the Board Of Education.
A boy belonging to John Stone,
of Sandsville, had the misfortune to
lose a portion OF a finger last week.
He got the finger into the hollow
handle OF a, dipper, and in trying to
extricate it the end was pulled of. So
- The real estate firm OF Cline &
= Payne, established in this city last
spring, has been dissolved. Mr..
Frank Cline will continue the bust
ness alone after this. Mr. Payne and
family moved last week to Minor,
q N. d., where they intend to make
their future home.
- And. NJ. Person, postmaster at
Malung, Roseau county, came down
last night from Stephen, where he
had attended the legislative conven-
ton as a delegate, and will spend a
day or two in the city visiting friends
and acquaintances. He says the
crops in Roseau county are quite
good.
- Mrs. Alexander Sveaas and her
two daughters, the Misses Elinda and
Dina Sveaas, OF Thief River Falls, ar
rived Friday morning for visit at
the home OF Peter O. Erickson, of this
city, Mrs. Sveaas being a sister OF
Mr.. Erickson. The two young ladies
are dressmakers and intend to open
up dressmaking parlors in the city
if they can find suitable rooms.
= Rev. Latimer, OF Euclid, delivered
an entertaining and instructive lee
ture on the subject. "The Mountain
Whites at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday evening. He spent one
summer in the mission work among
these people in the Cumberland
mountain regions, and, in relating
his experiences, threw a great deal OF
light on their habits, customs and
mode Of living. After listening to
this lecture, one is forced to the con-
clusion that there is fertile field for
missionary work in our own land, al
most as urgent as in China.
A valuable horse belonging to
A. B. Carlson, Of town Of McCrea,
was killed BY lightning in Warren
last Saturday afternoon, The team
was standing tied to wagon in the
roar IF q T. KlinobOrg's blacksmith