Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-06-21
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
: John Mansfield left for Mime

Argyle talking politics.
"A. G. Wickman is spending few
days in town this week.
Martin Turnlund arrived this
morning from Mass, Mich.
A. E. Brush, one OF the promi-
nent farmers of Angus, is in the city
to-day.
J. L. Jackson, OF the State
Board Of Charities, was in the city
Tuesday.
T. T. Odegaarden and daughter
Minnie arrived from Minneapolis on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Jarrett. OF
Owatonna, Mimi. arrived yesterday
for visit.
- Charley Johnson and julius
Christensen spent Thursday night at
Crookston.
Miss Louise Grindeland went to
Argyle this morning for a short visit
with friends.
B. F. Bivins came up from Fargo
Wednesday morning for a short visit
with his family.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
had picnic on the McCrea farm on
Tuesday this week.
j. P. Easton returned home
Friday last from her visit in the
southern part OF the state.
The city is drilling an artesian
we'll in the rear of Scandal house.
Carl Allen has the contract.
John Engstrom, OF Lower Snake,
had the misfortune to break an arm
and shoulder blade in runaway on
Monday.
p. Dalquist left Monday to at
tend mission meetings in Black River
and other places in Red Lake and
Polk counties.
The railroad company is grading
up for the unloading platform, the
timbers for which we're placed in posi-
ton last year.
John E. Ostrom and John E.
Lund left Tuesday to attend the
democratic state convention at Min
- neapolis, as delegates.
- A. Grindeland. Otto Edwardh,
Chris. johnson and F. W. Carlton
attended the drainage convention at
Crookston on Tuesday.
- County Supt. Lewis P. Dalquist
and family, OF Roseau county, arrived
last week to visit parents, relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
- Rev. and Mrs. T. F. NJ. Clark
drove to Grand Forks this morning
to attend the convention OF the Red
River Christian Endeavor. Union.
- Mrs. Geo. NJ. Wilson left Mon
dayfor Lincoln. Neb., to visit a sister,
and from there she will go to visit the
home OF her parents at Mt. Olive, Ill.
- The stone man, who has re-
manned in obscurity for some time,
has been sent to Paris, where 1t will
be exhibited at the great exposition.
Licenses to we'd have been issued
to John Gaieski and joe Waszak;
Lars J. Dallum and Marget Larsen;
Clinton J. Trip and Orrell Ruth
Jerrue.
Mrs. ] ohm Lindberg and children,
Mrs. John Peterson, and Arthur and
Ralph Ostrom left Tuesday for a
visit at Carver, Mimi, and at Grants
burg, Wis.
Fire Tuesday destroyed the barn
on II. NJ. Swanson's farm east OF
town. Some hay, oats and consider
able farm machinery were consumed
by the flames.
- Mr.. Anderson, the contractor OF
Grand Forks, who built the Marshall
county court house, has secured the
contract to build an addition to the
school house at Hallock, Mimi.
Born: To Dr. and Mrs. g. A.
Penney. on Friday, June d, 1900
a fine son. It is their first-born, and
the happy parents are receiving the
congratulations OF their friends.
Mrs. Hanson, in town OF Viking
the mother OF Morris Hanson, died
suddenly last Sunday, aged 72years
No sickness preceded her death, bel
Life going out gently like the light o
A candle burned it's full length.
Mission meetings were held al