Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-01-11
Miss Iva Brill visited friends at
Stephen last Saturday.

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s. Cooke sojourned IN Stephen
between trains Saturday
A. Grindeland returned Friday
morning from visit at his old
home in Iowa
Clerk of Court Morck is in New
Solum to-day, taking evidence II. a
final proof case
License to wed has been issued
/ to Martin O. Haug and Clara Bragg
/ er, both OF Marshall Co.
BoRN To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hickman, OF Warrenton, on the Bird
inst, a bouncing baby boy.
It will pay to get prices from NJ. L.
Larson, on BobSleighs, Hand Sleighs
and Cutters. before buying elsewhere.
j. n Rookie, W.>Porteous and
R. Porteous departed Saturday
morning with teams for Buena
/, Vista.
F. A. Brady has sold out his
fruit and confectionery business to
p. S. Ware, who will open same in a
few days.
The Week OF Prayer is being
observed in the Methodist, PreSby-
terrain and Swedish Mission churches
this week.
Chas. Westman and O: F. j ohm
son, two OF West Valleys prominent
farmers, transacted business at War
rem Tuesday
Miss Villa Wallace returned to
ST. Cloud Monday evening to resume
her studies after spending the holi
days at home with friends and rela-
tives.
| Ole A. knutson, well known
farmer of Town of Oak Park, was
brought to town Monday in a very
serious condition for medical treat
ment
- The ia ther of Miss Edna Tenni-
son died at his home in Monticello.
Mimi, on Friday last. Miss Tenmi-
son will not return to teach in the
! Warren school this wear. II, Is
Adam Sahlberg, one OF the Town
OF Marsh Groves leading farmers,
transacted business in town on Tues
day, and also ordered The SHEAFand
the Farmers Twice-a-Week Tribune
sent to him for the coming year
From the Spring Grove, Hous.
ton Co, Herald, we-learn that Y. b.
Va]tinson has sold his farm in Black
| Hammer township, at $42 per acre,
and intends to move to Warren
He is a brother OF o. G. Ynltinson.
OF this city
A happy wedding will take place
this evening ut the home Of Guy f..
Carlton, in thls.city, when Mr. Geo.
P. Bernard and Miss Maud A. Carl
ton, both we'll known and popular
young people OF Warren, will be
united for life. The nuptial knot
will be tied by Rev w r.. Loonlis
Mr.. T.. B. Lindquist, the popular
bookkeeper OF The Peoples Trading
Co, was given an elegant reception
by a large number OF his friends at
Edwardh's Hall, on Friday evening
OF last week Refreshments and
amusements Of various kinds were
Iindnlged in, and a good time. enjoyed
by all participants.
You will miss it, if you fail to
take advantage Of orr liberal offer
to furnish the SHEAF and the Farm
Iers' ,Twice-a-W Week Tribune one year
for $1.5O. To those who desire. we
will furnish the well known maya.
zine, The Household, instead Of the
d Tribune, or we will send all three
4 papers for $1.75. We will hold this
great offer open until Jan. Is, so as
i to give all a chance. Send in your
subscriptions at once.
I ! 81 j / 7 !
Rev. j S. David died at his home
in Joliet, Ill, on Thursday of last
i week. aged 20 years He was vel
known in Warren. In the early days
| he invested in valuable farm lands ii
/ this vicinity, and made frequent
visits here looking after this prop
1 erty. He was a minister in the NJ. r
!, church, and occasionally occupied
j, the pulpit in the NJ 3. church al
/ Warren. He. has many friends here
who mourn his death, and extene
4 heartfelt sympathy to the bereavel
I family.