Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-08
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Glass Mai'Matter
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

- Gust. Wickman was in town on
Monday. @.. <..@
j. f. Ostrom was at Stephen on
Tuesday. s-.-
- L. E. Wattam visited Angus
Thursday night. .-.. -.
- Mrs. D. Farrell visited friends at
Argyle on Saturday.
- Miss Cora Evans, OF Angus, was
in the city Saturday.
- DR.. Loe, OF Crookston, visited
Dr. Bratrud last Friday ~ Il.
- Miss Tina Howe was among the
arrivals Friday morning.
- c. W. Abrahamson went to
Crookston on Monday evening.
- Chas. Johnson, OF Farley. went
north on Friday mornings train.
- John Cheney left Monday night
with a carload OF sheep for St. Paul.
49, Mrs. Isaac F. Hall, OF Fir,
Mimi, was in the city last Saturday.
&C. L. Spaulding and Ira Brad
ley spent Friday night at Crookston.
- Mrs. j. F. Montgomery, OF An
gus, was a Warren visitor on Tues
day.
- Carl Youngdahl left Monday for
Crookston, Cass Lake and other
points.
- Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Hi]leboe re-
ioice over the birth OF fine son on
March Bird.
n Mrs A. D, Ralston left last Fri
day to visit relatives at Grand
Forks, N. D.
- Fred Swanson is now estab
lished in his new harness shop in
Lindberg & LundGren's old office.
- Mrs. G.. S. Wattam, Mrs. L.
Henderson and Mrs. A. NJ. Shaw
visited friends at Argyle last Friday.
- Rev. L. NJ. Skunes returned Fri
day from Hendrum, Minn., where he
had been in attendance at a minis
ters conference.
- Alfred Erickson has bought
quarter section in six, town OF Box
vile, Tor $4,000. Real estate is on
the Jump.
- DR.. Quain, of Bismarck, N. d..
an old friend and schOOl-mate of Dr..
Bratrud was here on visit on
Monday.
- st. Patrick's Day will be OBJ
served by an entertainment at the
Opera house, under the auspices OF
the w. G. Y. Z.
- Mrs. Chas: Olson and Miss Dina
HIGHLAND, OF Thief River Falls, ar
rived Tuesday to visit at the home
OF liver Winbere.
- Mrs. Sara Johnson, OF the unor
s;lnized town east Of Lincoln, was
adjudged insane by p. H. Holm,
Judge of Probate, on March LIST, and
committed to, the insane asylum at
Fergus Falls.
- G.. A. Aubol started Tuesday
morning for his claim on the Rainy
river in Itasca county. \ big sleigh
load Of supplies was taken up for
him by Chas. Woolery, and p. Lind
strom went along to help him build
IL house. Mr. Aubol;s. claim is a
choice one. situated on the banks
of the Rainy, which is a beautiful
stream.
- Harold Gen is making great
improvements on his Thorwick farm
He is making a speciality of stock
raising. He has purchased 6 head Of
thoroughbred short horn cattle and
is now hauling the lumber for a large
stock barn 5OxSO He realizes that
there is more money III stock raising
than grain farming. - Thief River
Falls Press. ., ...
- Mr.. Gottfrid Erickson and fam
ily intend to leave soon for Duluth,
Mimi, where they intend to make
their future home. Mr.. Erickson
has been engaged in farming in this
vicinity for many years, lately as a
renter of the w. A. Wallace farm.
They have numerous friends in the
county who wish them success and
happiness wherever they go.
New phones have been put IN at
the following places: 7. ID. Holm,
No. 81; A. B. Nelson, residence, No.
55. The telephone at the new Court
NJ o0A ic now in nlDra and