Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-01
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..


N, A. Ahlberg, Of Newfolden, is in
town to-day
- Carl Nelson was down from Ar
gyle Monday night.
= Chas. J. Johnson, OF Farley, ar
rived yesterday from Grand Rapids,
! Mimi. -.
Flanders & Wood have the D. A.
Whitney farm, which adjoins the
town, for rent. ~ .~'
Attorney Isaac f. Hall, OF Nelson
Park, has beer seen in the city now
and then during the past week.
Edward Nixon advertises his
household goods for sale preparatory
to moving to the state of Wash
ington.
Fred Mckeebe, vile and children.
left Monday evening Tor Carnforth.
Ia, where they viii nske their home
in the future.
Attorney f. S. Gaylord, OF
Minneapolis, arrived Friday morning
and spent a few days rusticating on
the West farm
Mr.. and Mrs G. o. Nelson, OF
CroOkston, arrived this mornin" to
visit at the home OF n 0. Roam in
town OF Brislet.
- Services at the Swedish Luth-
eran church next Sunday forenoon
and evening, at the usual hours, by
Rev. A. Mattson.
Mr. l. ]. Ophus writes the SHEAF
from Losna, Norway, that he ex-
poets to be back to Marshall county
about the middle OF April.
Rev. J. A. jacobson, OF Mime
apolis, presiding elder, preached at
the Scandinavian NJ. E. church last
Sunday, morning and evening.
Mr.. Miles Carlin, OF Breese,
Ainn., an oI1.gentleman So years OF
age, and a cripple, was in the city
Tuesday and made application to
prove up on a valuable piece OF land
aorth of here.-The Press, T. E.
~-3ails ~sa- 49, - ~ -
~ - Mrs. Clulow, evangelist, will
sreach in the NJ. E. church next Sun
day, morning and evening. She will
hold services all OF the next week.
Mrs. Clulow is a good speaker and Il
successful soul winner. 4 cordial in
vitatiOn is extended to the whole
community. ':And let him that
Aeareth say come"
Cur city schools were given Il
vacation Friday in lieu OF being III
session on WashingtOn's birthday,
which was celebrated with interesting
exercises by the pupils. Prof. Angus
and the following teachers, Misses
Easton, Samuelson, Haven, Solum
and Fawcett embraced the oppor-
tunity afforded them to visit the
Crookston schools which were III ses-
sion on Friday. -.....--....-
- The health of Mrs. Andrew
Ostrand, of Foldahl, has been falling
Of late, and (sad to state) her friends
have noticed that her mind was be-
coming affected. On Monday she
was brought to Warren for examina-
ton before Probate Judge Holm, who
deemed it advisable to send her to
Fergus Falls for medical treatment,
which it is hoped will restore her to
health again. It is a sad case.
p. J. Kurz, OF BoXville, returned
last Saturday from an extended visit
at his old home in Wisconsin, bring
inc back with him a charming young
lady, whom he calls his wife, to assist
him in managing his fine farm. The
many friends OF Mr.. Kurz eongratu-
late him upon taking this step, and
wish him and wife full measure OF
happiness and success in Life. The
young lady's maiden name was Miss
Rosie Muskavich, and they were mar
RED at Shawano, Wis, on Feb. 10th.
- The Longfellow entertainment
given under the auspices OF Preby-
terrain Ladies Aid Society at the
Opera house on Tuesday evening,
was a pleasant and enjoyable event.
in the caste OF Longfellow charac
tiers there was good representation
in nearly every case. The Children's
Hour by Rev. Clark and three little
Girls was realistic. The farce, The
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