Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-10
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

Miss Iva Brill went to Stephen
Saturday morning.
D. j. Campbell, Of Crookston
was in the city Monday.
Il. B. Lindquist went to Crooks.
ton Saturday night, returning Mon.
day.
- Chris Halsa is making valuable
improvements on his residence prop.
erty.
j. s. Meehan and C. L. Dobner
drove over from Thief River. Falls
Monday.
j. A. Porteous is over from Wal.
halla, N. D., this week, visiting his
old home.
- Miss Ada Wolfe came down from
Kennedy Thursday night for a short
visit with her brother. .~ j..
- A. G. Wickman arrived in town
Saturday and proceeded to shake
hands with his many friends.
- Capt. A. C. Rhinehart was in
from Big Woods attending the tax
sales on Monday and Tuesday.
20. Sutherland, OF New York city:
arrived last week for a visit with his
brother, Peter Swanson, OF Lower
Snake. ....
The SHEAF neglected last week
to chronicle the arrival OF a fine girl
baby at the, home OF Register of Deeds
lsaacson on April q.
- Ice cream and cake for 10 cents
can be enjoyed at Mrs. Smiths home
next Friday evening, under the aus
pices of thew. c. T. U.
j. J. Sannan, OF the John Grove
Land Co., sold 76O acres of railroad
land on Monday and 80 acres before
breakfast next morning.
- Aug. Lundgren has increased
the capacity Of the Warren brick
yard and will endeavor to supply the
demand for brick this year.
- An inquirer wants to know if
there is anyone in Marshall county
who has bees for sale. Kindly drop
the SHEAR a line if you have.
Harold Royem and ApdrewzEr-
ickson left Monday for Rainy Lake
river in Itasca county to hold down
claims and keep Mr.. Aubol company
during the summer months.
- liver j. Grimstad was in from
Marsh Grove Tuesday. He had with
him two Of his little girls to see the
doctor, they having failed to recover
from an attack OF the humps.
- Geo. W. ,Walstrom left Monday
for a few days visit with friends and
relatives at st. Paul, Mimi, after
which he will go to the Indiana Min
eral Springs, where he will stay a
short time for the sake Of his health.
The mother of Ole Swanson ar
rived Monday morning from Wiscon-
sin for a visit. Mrs. John Westman,
who is Mr.. Swanson's sister, came
also to Join her husband, who is now
here, and to visit relatives and friends.
- liver Ophus, OF Marsh Grove,
who has lately returned from a visit
to Norway, spent a couple days in
town last week. He says that he
had a pleasant time over there, yet
he could not feel contented to remain
there and was glad to get back to
America once more.
Miss Lavina Rokke arrived Mon
day morning from Eldred, Mimi,
where she closed a three months
term Of school with a festival on
Sunday. Next day she proceeded to
West Valley to visit relatives and
friends and also spend some time on
her homestead before returning to
teach another term.
T. A. Hoverstad, superintend-
ent Of the Northwest Experiment
Farm at Crookston, was in town
Tuesday. He is conducting a series
Of experiments for the destruction Of
wild mustard on the Roam farm south
OF the city. Something Of value to
the farmers Of the valley as to meth.
DDS for getting rid Of this trouble
some weed will doubtless have been
learned when the experiments are
concluded.
John Syverson, Christian Lien,
and Nels j. Quandahl, prominent
and well-to-do, farmers from Winnie
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