Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-10-30
WARREN MARKETS.

Flour, patent, cwt. Observation-Disclosures. 2.25
c1our' sCralgnC. .................. .. Ia
Butter, per h.. .15c to &c
Eggs, per doz -. is
&C. Eneix returned home yester.
day.
DIR. T. Bratrud spent Friday
at Crookston.
F. McLennan was up from An
gus last Friday.
&C. H. Wall, of Crookston, was
in town Friday.
L. G. Ketcham spent Tuesday
at Pembina, n. D.
Rev. Vavrina, of Tabor, was a
city visitor Tuesday.
Attorney Ericsson was down
from Argyle on Tuesday.
"A. c.. Anderson, of Thief Riv-
er Falls, was visitor here Friday.
Hon. p Frost Spaulding and wife
left Saturday for Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Ira M. Bradley left Friday on a
visit to Aledo, ILL.,
A little son of A. D. Ralston is
very low with some kind of fever.
John Mortenson has built very
substantial addition to his hotel DrOD-
erty.
1T is a good business move on the
part of the tax payers to re-elect A. B.
Nelson for county auditor.
E. A. Johnson, one of the well-to-do
farmers of Nelson Park, was in town
Tuesday.
-Karenius Gunderson left last week
for his claim ten miles north from Sol
way.
John E. Ostrom and son Arthur
went to Crookston Saturday evening to
hear ex-Gov. Lind speak.
Senator Grindeland left on
Monday for Red Lake Falls, court
being in session there, having law
suit to try there Tuesday.
Services will be held in the Swedish
Lutheran church next Sunday morning
at 1890 and in the evening at 7:3.0
Sunday school after morning service.
-Knute and Ole Haaseth arrived in
Warren last Friday evening from Hal
lock, where they put in two months at
threshing. They reported the crops
and yield good in that section.
-Nels Ahlberg, of Newfolden, sold
81 head Of cattle last week for $500
which sum represents many loads of
wheat. Mixed farming is what pays
The town clerks of the different
towns have called at the auditors
office to-day to receive the Australian
ballots to be used at the election next
Tuesday.
j. II. Lord returned home Monday
from Lakota, N. D., where he has been
doing carpenter work during the past
summer. He was feeling badly, and
may have run of fever.
Many interesting news items were
sent in by our correspondents last week,
and had been put in type, but copy and
all went up in smoke. We ask our
correspondents to repeat any items that
may be Of Importance. H7.@.
WANTED. ~,
Girl for general house work. Every
convenience for doing work. City
water and electric lights in house.
Good wages and steady employment,
enquire of MRS. w. F. POWELL,
Warren, MINI.
Farms for rent or sale near Argyle,
1900 acres whereon there are three sets
of bui1dings-700 acres plowed for next
years crop will be rented for three or
more years to suitable tenants. Apply
to P. FAIRwEATHER,
Euclid, MINI.
The SHEAF is profoundly thankful
for the many kind expressions Of sym.
pathy and offers of help rendered in the
hour Of it's misfortune. With the as
sistance of it's friends it hopes to rise
again from the ashes. Another print,
ing outfit has been ordered and is al.
ready on the way. Next week we hope
to be able to print the SHEAF on its
own plant, which will be installed in
the Dixon building.
Oscar Hanson, the brick:layer, who