Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-01-25
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Flax $1.2s
Dr.. Norm will be at Argyle, j an.
q One day only
A a. Harris and CD. Kelly
drove to Argyle Sunday
Mr. 9. J Pihlstrom spent Sun.
day last at Crookston, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Main came
down from Stephen Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Palmer, of
Angus, We're visitors in the city on
Monday
Mrs: J. F Montgomery, Of An
gus, was in the city Friday and Sat
urday last week.
. Steve Whitney, the popular Con
ductor on the Great&N orthern, spent
Saturday in the city.
J. II. Huggard had horse
badly bruised in a barb wire fence
one day last week, while starting on
/ runaway.
John Anderson, Of town Of
Augsburg, came down Friday even
ing and spent several days visiting
relatives and friends in Warren.
Very successful meetings were
held at the Scandinavian NJ. b..
church last week, Rev. X. Winberg,
the pastor, conducting the same.
A. T. Campion, G.. E. Briggs
and J. +. Montgomery, Of Angus,
came up Friday evening to attend
the Installation of Officers in the
Eastern Star.
Martin Hedman and Peter Olson
+ returned Tuesday from a three
weeks prospecting trip in the Roseau
country They will probably invest
in some land there.
Cameron Anderson went to
Crookston last night to attend the
banquet given by the Calcdonian
society this evening, and help sing
"Auld Lang Syne.''
The Royal Neighbors will give
an old-fashioned Spelling School,
together with other entertainment
and refreshments, at the Opera
House Feb. IA. Admittauce, 10
cents.
Rev. A. Mattson desires to an
nounce that the confirmation class in
the Swedish Luth church will be
started on Feb. 18th, and that all
who desire to join should endeayor to
be present at that time.
O. T. Ihle, OF Newfolden,. who
recently purchased a new well ma
chine Of X: ]. Taralseth, has succeed
ed in getting a. well Of fine water for
Edgar Terhune, Of Comstock, and
has moved into Marsh Grove, where
8h he has number Of Jobs engaged.
We have heard considerable
criticism because the street lamps
were not lit Sunday evening when
people we're going to and from
church, it being then also dark and
muddy. Some wonder what the
street lamps are for if they are not
& to be lit on such occasions.
Clarence. y. Spaulding and John
Cheney left Saturday evening for
Chicago, ILL.,, with three car loads Of
sheep. The farmers of Marshall
county are beginning to adopt the
system Of mixed farming, Judging
from the large number Of cattle and
sheep shipped from Warren lately.
! Let the good work go on.
About twenty five Of the young
folks OF the city drove out to the.
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mans
field Saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansfield we're taken completely by
surprise, but surrendered vthe house.
to the young people with pleasure.
Games Of all kinds were played until
: twelve o'clock after which q lunch
was served and all departed for their
homes.
M. q. Larson returned Saturday
from couple weeks visit at the
Twin cities and other points in the
southern part Of the state. He re-
ports an enjoyable visit with 3. Hen
mum, former resident Of Warren,
whom many Of our people will re-
member, now prosperous farmer in
Goodhue county, Mimi. Together
with him q visit was made to Zum-
brota, town which Mr.. Larson had