Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-08-16
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

&C. R. Perkins was in from Angus
Saturday on business.
&C. A. Nelson returned from Crook
ston Saturday morning.
Editor s. II. Clark, OF Stephen,
was in the city yesterday.
"A. N. Shaw made business trip
to Hallock on Friday last.
20. R. Simonson and L. E. Rood
spent Sunday at Crookston.
Mrs. J. NJ. Palmer, OF Angus,
visited friends in the city Friday.
( = Miss Lizzie Naylor left Monday
evening for her home in Owatonna,
MINI.
- Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cowden, of
Angus, were in the city Monday on a
shopping tour.
# p. S. Nelson, postmaster at Ar
gyle, was down to witness the Ball
Game yesterday.
- Miss Maggie Mattson arrived
home Friday from avisit with friends
at Mediapolis, Iowa. ..
- Henry Taralseth returned Fri
day morning from two weeks
sojourn at Maple Lake.
49, Martin Mossefin, who spent a
few days visiting friends in the city,
returned to Crookston Monday.
O. G. Valtinson left Monday
night for two weeks visit with
friends in the southern part of the
state.
5 49, Mrs. Clulow, the evangelist. de-
livered good and impressive discours-
es in the NJ. E. church last Sunday,
morning and evening.
Mrs. c. Severson and two chill
dren, Of Beloit, Wis.,, came up yester-
day morning for short visit with
her brother, L. E. Rood.
Dan Robertson came down from
Argyle yesterday to do some roofing
for the Home Team. He lost his
voice in the second innings.
- Senator Grindeland returned
Saturday morning from st. Paul,
where he had attended a meeting Of
the Republican State Central Com
mittee. '--.'.~ ~es
- Oscar Johnson, son of j. E.
Johnson, town of Farley, arrived
Monday morning from Forsythe,
Montana, where he has spent the
past six months.
- The ladies of the Scandinavian
Methodist church will serve ice cream,
coffee and cake in their church. Satur-
day evening, Aug. IS. Everybody
cordially invited.
b. p. A. Dalquist, now Railway
Postal Clerk running on the Northern
Pacific between st. Paul and Staples,
Mimi, came up Friday morning for
a short visit with friends at home,
returning Saturday evening to re-
sumo his duties.
- The Argyle Band favored US
with a few fine selections on the
street last evening. If the Argyle
boys cannot play ball, there is some
consolation in knowing that that
town has the crack band OF this
northern country. ! -......
"a. - Mrs. J. F. Graham returned last
Thursday from Waukee, Iowa, with
er she had gone to see her father,
who had been injured in an accident,
and from which he died shortly after
she arrived there. His obituary is
published by request in this weeks
,SHEAF for the benefit OF many friends
of the family living here.
- The concert at the NJ. E. church
last Friday evening, given by the
Clulow Concert Co., was indeed a
rare treat. The company consisted
of Mrs. Clulow, the evangelist, and
her four children. They all proved
themselves to be excellent singers.
The singing Of Pearl was especially
pleasing, and brought out great ap-
plause. Taking it as a whole, we
think this concert was one Of the
best that ever struck this place.
That much talked OF Ball Game
between the Argyle Team and the
4. j. It's, OF Warren, for purse OF
$50, came of yesterday on the home
grounds, and resulted in a decisive
u;ctnrv for tho X II TBS. score %