Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-18

w. j. Shaughuessy made bus
mess trip to Stephen and Argyle last
Friday.
The roads have dried up SO that
our livery men report travelling
quite easy.
Judge Holm made trip to the
northern part Of the county Monday.
The band will play for the Repub-
aican rally tomorrow night
New fall and winter goods are
constantly received at K. j. Taral-
.seth's store. See his new ad. this week.
w. N. Powell had to buy larger
,size hat this week. Cause, a new boy
that goes the regulation weight one
better.
Attorney Sam Cooke, OF Warren
has spent the day in. Crookston,
arguing some motions before Judge
Watts.-Crookston Tribune.
John Kirsch, who was mailagent
ON this route for some time, was
shaking hands with his many friends
here, while the train stopped Sat
surday.
Ole Thompson, who looks after
Uncle Sans mail for the residents Of
West Valley, made a business trip to
Warren Monday and called on the
sSHEAF force
Will Geroy spoiled two patches
OF bread, and was noticed in a very
absent minded mood the fore part OF
the week, all on account OF that new
boarder at his house. 4
-Threshing machines are humming
in this neighborhood now and the
grain is rolling into the elevators
with old-time regularity, and, as q
consequence, everybody feels good.
The beautiful weather last Sat-
surday brought a large number of
farmers to town. The streets looked
as though circus or some other
: great attraction was on the boards.
The candidates for county offices
are chasing around in lively style
now getting their wires frightened up
for the last pull. Election day il
drawing nigh and excitement grows
.apace.
-Haymakers have been SO busy
during the past week that the
amount OF hay that has been put up
will go a long ways toward reducing
the shortage that was looked for in
this district this winter.
The Redmen have received their
regalias and other fixtures for dong
the work at their meetings and ex-
pect to have an entertaining time to-
morrow night, getting acquainted
with them.
Senator Grindeland and wife, and
daughter Synneva, Mrs. Langeland,
and Messrs. Hjertos, Simonson and
Halvorson attended the re-opening
OF the Grand Forks Lutheran College
last Sunday.
The citizens of Walsh county, n
D., have erected monument in Graf
ton in memory Of the soldiers, Com.
pany c.. First North Dakota Volun
teers, who were killed in the Spanish
war. It is % feet high.
The Red Lake River at Crooksto1
is threatening to make some OF the
inhabitants OF that city move tc
higher ground. The bottoms neal
the N. p. depot have been flooded FOL
the past week, SO says the Times.
Geo. r. Wells, editor of the Back
bone, OF ST. Paul, the organ Of thu
temperance movement in this state
gave q very interesting lecture in the
Methodist church last Sunday even
ing, on the topic that is uppermos1
in the minds Of the temperance work
ers. Mr.. Wells is an able talker ane
those who were present were highly
pleased with his discourse.
s 4 ~ 4
Rev. j. IA. jacobson, Of Mime
apolis, presiding elder OF the scand
M. 3. church OF this district, will con
duct services in the Scandinavia
Methodist church at Warren, to
morrow friday evening, Oct. 18th
The Sacrament Of the Lords Suppe
will be administered at the sam
time All are invited to attend thes
services