Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-02-22
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Tuesday.
Mrs. B, +. Bivins visited at Ar
eyle Saturday. -.. -
- Mrs. T. Morck went to Argyle
this morning.
A. T. Campion, OF Angus, was
IN town Tuesday.
- Miss Nellie Chaplin, OF Euclid,
came up this morning.
- DR.. A. Gronerud made trip to
lnkster, n. d., last week.
- Guy F. Carleton went to st.
Paul on Monday evening.
- DR.. Bratrud made professional
call at Angus last evening.
- Mrs. j. NJ. Palmer, of Angus,
visited friends at Warren yesterday.
- Miss Inga Hanson returned yes
terday morning from Erskine, MINI.
- Mrs. C. R. Perkins, OF Angus,
was visiting friends in the city Fri
day.
- H. L. Wood returned Tuesday
from a business trip to st. Paul,
MINI.
William Crane, nephew Of Mrs.
&. B. Jarrett, arrived last week for
visit.
- c. 0. Nelson, representing the
Crookston Times, was in the city
Monday.
John S. Anderson, one OF West
Valleys prominent farmers, is in
town to-day
- r. Glavin was at st. Vincent
yesterday in the interests OF the
Warren Manufacturing Co.
- See caste OF characters for the
Longfellow character reproduction,
at the Opera house, Tuesday, Feb.
9th,
\. J. Enylund. from town OF
Augsburg, was in the city yesterday,
attending: to matters OF business at
the court house
Mrs. H. NJ. Swanson and son
Harold returned home last Saturday
from a couple weeks visit with par
ents and friends at Belgrade, MINI.
Abel Anderson, the SHEAF's
young widc-awake correspondent in
West Valley, was i'll town yesterday
and made the Office a pleasant call.
- Mrs. H. J. Beardmore returned
home Tuesday from a several weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
southern Minnesota, Wisconsin and
p Illinois,
+. E. Whitney, the genial agent
for the Brainerd & Northern Railway
Co., at Pine River, Mimi, came up
Monday morning to spend a week
with his family here.
MARRIED: At the Swedish
Lutheran church in Warren by Rev.
A. Mattson, on Monday, Feb. 10,
1900, Mr.. George Ferencik to Miss
Mary Rytah, both Of Tabor, Polk
county, MINI.
w. A. Knapp sold the northeast
quarter of section %, in Brlslet
last week to Isaac Granum, OF Todd
county, Mimi. Mr.. Granum will be
here about March LIST with his family
to make his future home.
Miss Chapin's solo, together
with the orchestra, make the music
that is worth your listening to, and
the Longfellow costumes will be
worth your looking at. Opera
house, Feb. q. Admission, 25 cts
Reserved seats without extra charge
Tickets on sale at Farrells.
The north-bound passenger
came about four hours late last
Saturday. The delay was oc
casioned by the freezing OF the ho1
water pipe in the postal car, and az
the mailclerk found it impossible tt
work in the temperature OF an ic'
box. no mail had been sorted whel
Crookston was reached, and it wa
necessary to stop there to get tn
work done and repairs on car made.
The Gordon farm, also know
as the Corrigan or the Carhart farm
in town OF Brislet, Polk Co., compris
ing 1920 acres, has been sold to
eether with stock, grain and farm
machinery to Mr.. N. G. Mcdonald, 9
Mimic. N. D., for the sum OF 10000
The sale was negotiated by Flander
L., NJ