Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-06-28
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
: w. Wattam was in from Angus

tuesday evening.
Lester Wolfe went to Crookston
Tuesday evening.
Fred Brady was down from Ste
phen over Sunday. ..
= Mrs. w. F. Powell went to Crook
ston Monday for a visit. ~
- Geo. F. Briggs and A. T. Cam.
pion drove up from Angus Monday
evening. r.. ... ..5.. ..
Peter Bjorklund spent Sunday
last attending religious meetings at
/ Crookston. $685..
w. w. johnson left Saturday
night for a short visit with his fami-
ly at Litchfield, MINI.
The wife Of J. A. Nordgren died
last Friday after a long illness. She
was buried on Saturday.
- J. H. Huggard has moved his
family back to town, he having sold
his farm west Of Warren.
The Scandinavian Methodist
Sunday School had picnic at the
Stenquist farm last Sunday.
Gust. Wahlin, Of Vega, left Tues
day evening to attend the Republican
state convention at St. Paul as a
delegate.
Miss Sophia Hendrickson, of Chi
cago, ILL.,, arrived latter part of last
week for visit with her cousin, Miss
Tina Howe.
Norman Ross, who has not been
in Warren since he enlisted in the ar
my for the Cuban war, arrived Fri
day for a visit.
- Taxidermist Brown has a large
collection OF cacti, Of many species,
obtained from California in exchange
for natural history specimens.
Mrs. w. r. Plummer and daugh-
ter Mary, Of Durand, Wis, are visit
ing H. L. Wood and family. Mrs.
Plummer is a niece OF Mr.. Wood.
August Anderson, a 16-year old
boy, fell from building on the farm
of Andrew P. Nelson, OF Warrenton,
on Tuesday, and broke his wrist.
- Mrs. Morris and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in Warren, returned to their
home at Morris, Mimi, on Tuesday.
- Chris johnson, Hans B. Inns
dahl. and P. B. Malberg left Friday
to attend the Peoples party con-
gressional convention at Fergus
Falls.
Geo. w. Walstrom returned Sat-
urday morning from Lake City,
Mimi, and is again behind the pre-
scription case at E. F. Whitney's
west side pharmacy.
- All members of the Rebekah
Lodge are requested to attend the
regular meeting next Tuesday eve
ming, as theinstallation ofthe officers
will take place at that time.
- The tent for the Scandinavian
M. Z. camp meeting was raised yes
terday, and meetings have COM
menced. 1t has been put up on Min
nesota street, close to the river.
- Mrs. D. Farrell and her sister,
Miss Bertha Blank, left Monday for
the state ofWashington to visit their
parents, who formerly resided at New
Ulm, Mimi, but moved to the Pacific
coast a few years ago.
On Monday noon fire caught in
some mysterious manner among
some salt barrels in the rear OF the
Peoples Trading Co. s store, but was
easily extinguished without the aid
of the fire ladies, VINO nad Deen sum-
moned, however.
~ The first mines Of Warren and
Argyle crossed bats on the Warren
diamond last Friday afternoon. The
game was begun late, as some OF the
Argyle players came down on the
train. Darkness stopped the game
when seven innings had been played,
the score then being 8 to 6 in favor
of Warren. F. w. Flanders served
as umpire.
Henry Hopper, Of sinnott, has re
turned from his visit to the Paris Ex-
position and the old home in Ger
many, and reports a pleasant trip.
He says that the Paris show is not
near as great as was the Worlds fair
at Chicago. For really big things
A,,o,,;oo loads the world. We have