Warren sheaf., 1901-09-05
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Fair Monday evening.
Mrs. P. 3, spaulding, Mrs. G. L.
Spaulding, and Miss Fehtia Cross
left Tuesday, to visit the State Fair.
"A pocket book containing small
sum OF money has been found and
left in the Postoffiee, where the own
er may call for same.
MIR. J. P. Easton is enjoying a
visit from his half brother, Mr.. Mich
OILS, OF Owatonna who arrived yester-
day, fully equipped with the weapons
OF the chase. >-- .ss4.., ,.-...-,i, H., !,
Labor Day passed OFF quietly in
Warren. Some of the Offices were
closed, the occupants glad to take
advantage Of the holiday to take in
the chicken hunting.
Two new papers have been started
IN the eastern part of the county to
fill along felt want, the East
ern Marshall County News, at ROLLS,
and Thief Lake Journal at Ware.
Miss Emma Olson, of Argyle,
daughter of Andrew Olson, of the
firm Olson & Holan, was a passenger
on yesterdays train south on her
way to Red Wing, where she will take
a course in the Lutheran Ladies'
Seminary.
Miss Leora Easton and Miss
Irene Jerrue left on last evenings
train, the former to resume her stud
les at the State University, and the
latter at the Conservatory of Music
OF the Lutheran Ladies' Seminary at
Red Wing. = :.
-Confirmation exercises will be
conducted in the Swedish Lutheran
church tomorrow (Friday) evening
at 8 O'Clock by Rev. A. G.. Quammen
of Crookston. Those prepared for
confirmation are Synneva and Cla-
rice Grindeland. +.
Miss Florence Ketcham left last
Friday for Princeton, Mimi, where
she has secured a position as teacher
under Prof. II. E. White, former
principal of the Warren school. Miss
ketcham possesses the equalities nee
essary for making a successful teach
er. 49,
East Grand Forks is making ar
rangements for an electric light sys-
TEN and expects to have it in work
ing order in about six weeks. Is.
Warren going to let all the one horse
towns in this part of the state get
ahead OF her on this important inn
provement? ..~t~ ..~-.z-z..
"A party OF Iowa gentlemen, con-
sisting of J.. W. Brown, VIM Kane,
John Randall, VIM. Conger, Charley
Watts and few Others, arrived yester-
day morning to look up lands in this
vicinity. Mr.. Brown brought a farm
in McCrea last year, and he is now
trying to locate his friends and
neighbors on lands in that vicinity.
The Sheaf is~in receipt of card
announcing the marriage of Melville
c. Whitney and Miss Edna Lewis, at
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Prudence B. Lewis, at Grovelake,
Mimi, on Sept. 1st. Mr.. Whitney
Was the principal Of the Warren
school way back in the eighties, and
his Warren friends congratulate him
heartily upon taking this prudent
though tardy step. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Whitney will he at home at Grove
lake, Minn., after October 1st, 1901.
Surveyor Oh. .Hamery, OF Crook
ston, arrived yesterday to take up
the work of locating and making
estimates for county ditch No. from
Swift coulee to Snake. river. Mr..
Hamery is rather OF opinion that two
smaller bitches would be better than
one large ditch for taking care of the
water. These smaller bitches can be
more cheaply constructed and there
will also be less expenses in building
lateral bitches to drain into these.
Mr.. Hamery was the surveyor for the
first public ditch constructed in the
Red river valley, and has assisted in
building 100000 worth OF bitches
since then and is thoroughly famil-
lar with drainage matters and ditch
construction. s@- s5.
@"Something new under the SUM-"
We obtained the plans on farm loans