Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-12
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

Viking farm on Monday.
p. j. Kurz made business trip
to Crookston Friday night.
W. f. Powell and son Ralph left
Tuesday for Owatonna, MINI.
Will Keenan,, of Voss, N. D., is
visiting friends in the city this week.
Mrs. Frank Jerrue returned Fri
day morning from visit at Crook
ston, MINI.
- Mrs. r. Wilson arrived Tuesday
morning from Grand Forks, to visit
her parents. ''.r
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jarrett left
Friday evening for their home at
< Owatonna, MINI.
- Miss Nellie Chaplin returned to
Euclid Friday evening, after spending
a week visiting her cousin. Grace Cha
pin. a r. .-.-.
During the summer months, the
Warren Public Library will be open
every Saturday from two to three
p. m.
A big bouncing boy that tips the
scale at II lbs., was born at the home
OF Gust Lindstrand on Sunday, July
8, 1900.
Job work done in the latest and
neatest styles at the SHEAF Office.
Come around when needing printing
of any kind.
- Miss Louise Eklund, former
Warren:girl, arrived Tuesday morn
ing from Grand Forks, for a visit
with friends.
- The best rain Of the season fell
Monday evening. 1t soaked the
earth thoroughly, and did a great
deal Of good.
Miss Lena Olson, of Grand Forks,
N. D., arrived Monday morning to
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
0. G.. Valtinson.
- Mrs. Chas. Wittensten and sons
left Saturday evening for Maple Lake,
where they will spend some time visit
ing at the Taralseth cottage.
- Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Scribner, of
Crookston, Mimi, are here visiting at
the home OF A. D.. Ralston. Mrs.
Scribner is a sister Of Mr.. Ralston. {
.. - Jesse Campion was in from An
= gus Monday interviewing the dentist
in regard to decayed molar, which
had been troubling him for afew days.
- K. j. Taralseth left Saturday
evening to Join his family, who are
spending the summer in their summer
home at Maple Lake. He intends to
stay a couple weeks.
- Rev. John Peterson, who lived in
this city many years ago, now a res
ident of Wisconsin, arrived yesterday
morning for a visit. He is a broth
er of Israel Peterson in Viking.
- L. E. Wattam, the faithful and
efficient clerk in the post Office, left
Tuesday for Wisconsin, where he will
spend a couple OF weeks vacation.
Aug. Bystrom is tending to Uncle
Sans stamp window during his
absence.
L. S. Olson arrived from Boards
ley, Mimi, on Friday last to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Olson
in McCrea, and his wife, who has been
here on visit for a few weeks. He
returned to Beardsley on Monday
accompanied by his sister, Miss
Christine Olson.
John L. Sandberg, OF Vega, while
out riding over the rough roads on
his bicycle last Sunday, took a tumble
that resulted in a broken arm a
couple inches above the wrist, and a
number of bodily bruises. A physi-
clan had to patch him up, but he is
not likely to mount wheel again for
some weeks.
"A fine sample Of wheat from Ray
Woods farm in McCrea has been
brought to the SHEAF office. It
I measures IS inches in length, and the
heads, which have just been formed,
are long, and if they till pr perly I'll
yield web i. there is much 1le such
wheat. in the country the crop will
turn out better than we expect.
Prof. VIM. Angus spent Sunday
in the city. On Monday morning he
left for Stephen to take charge, as
one of the instructors, Of the summer
school for teachers, now in session
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