Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-06

Minneapolis this week to visit friends.
We pay highest market price for
wool. The Peoples Trading Co.
-Workmen are busy this week
making some needed improvements
on the interior of the fire hall.
During the summer vacation the
Warren public library will be open
every Saturday from 3 to 4 p. m. !
The copious rains this week re-
leved the minds of those who were
beginning to look anxiously at the
crops. ," H. G T.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hilleboe drove
over to Thompson, N. D., last week
to attend the funeral OF an uncle of
Mrs. Hilleboe. ... ~ q
Total rainfall in Newfolden on
Monday and Tuesday OF this week
LAB inches. Farmers are putting on
the smiling mask. e. 4....
The w. G. T. U. will serve ice
cream and strawberries in the old
court house rooms next Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. s.s.>,.-,. ID, !
Miss Leora Easton returned
home this morning from Minneapolis,
where she has attended the State Uni
versity during the past year..
Methodist Church, Sunday, June
9th. Morning subject: -"God's Glory
in Creation aud Redemption" Even
ing subject: The Brotherhood of
Man.
Rev. N. F. Kile will conduct
confirmation services at the Big
Woods Norwegian Lutheran church
next Sunday at 10 a. m. His pulpit
in Warren will be occupied by Stu
dent Tbs. Spande.
james H. and John Huggard left
yesterday for Winnipeg, the former
to make arrangements for breaking
on his Manitoba land, recently pur-
chased, and the latter to look up
land for investment.
R. c. Mathwig, manager of the
Marshall County Land Co., made an
extended business trip through the
southern part OF the state last week
and the fore part of this week. He
returned Tuesday morning |
X. J. Taralseth lost valuable
calf this week by poison. They had
been spraying the trees with solu-
ton of Paris green and some one
carelessly fed the calf in the pail in
which the stuff had been mixed.
Hon. A. Grindeland left the fore
part OF the week for Red Wing, Mimi,
to attend the commencement exer-
cises OF the Lutheran Ladies' Semin-
AIRY, from which institution the eldest
daughter, Miss Louisa Grindeland,
graduates.
Miss Hattie Scarf, who has been |
teaching term of school near Grand
Rapids, arrived Saturday for a visit
with, friends. She and Miss Jennie
Scarf expect to leave next week for
Sunnyside, Wash, where their pa
rents now reside.
y A. Campbell spent the past
week in st. Paul in consultation with
the bead push of the John Grove
Land Company. They are making
arrangements for a continuation of
the immense influx of settlers to this
part OF the country.
There will he lecture, subject
"Prize Winners given by Rev. Hut
ton, and a short musical program
at the Opera House Friday evening,
June Z. Cake and ice cream will be
served after the lecture by the L. A.
5. OF the M. E. church. Admission
10 cents.
Mrs. G. Eklund, OF this city, re-
ceived the sad intelligence Monday
OF her aged mothers death in Werm-
land, Sweden, having passed away
at the advanced age Of 81 years.
She leaves four children in Sweden
and two children in this country
to mourn her death, the other one in
this country besides Mrs. Eklund
being a daughter residing in Min
neapolis.
County treasurer Dagoberg took
in nearly ten thousand dollars in
taxes last Friday, which was the last
day for paying real estate taxes. To
hnT ol1o ,,o,,oh 80.