Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-14
Wheat harvesting on the Spauld-

ing farm was begun yesterday.
Laura and Robert Hewitt re-
turned to their home at 1santi.
Mimi, on Monday
Miss Clara Bpnnewitz arrived
home yesterday from a visit at
Crookston.
Key. Skunes was up from Moor
head this week calling on Warren
friends.
Postmaster Strandquist, Of
Strandquist P. o., spent couple
days in town this week on business.
Rev. J. P. Schell arrived yester-
day morning to take a look at his
farm in town of Sandsville.
All Straw and Canvass Hats closed
out at cost at
K. j. TARALsETH's.
Fisher had a big Woodmen pic
mic last Friday, and there was a
great chopping match at the bounti-
fully laden tables.
"A dance was given by the Warren
orchestra last night. It was we'll
patronized and all who attended re-
port very good time.
The Schubert Symphony Club
and Ladies' QuarLette, of Chicago,
will give a high class musical enter
tainment in this city, on Aug. 81.
Rev. Frank Zimmerman, of the
Presbyterian church, last Sunday ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. J. T. W.
Stewart, of Hallock.
Just received a car load of good
corn and barley at prices that will
meet the demand, at Jerrue's eleva-
tor.
&C. A. Johnson, the Peoples Trad
ing Co.'S popular shoe man, returned
yesterday from Devils Lake, place
that has unusual attractions for
him.
The teachers training school held
at Argyle, closed on Tuesday, and we
learn that it has been very success
full, and regularly attended by the
teachers of the county.
-Jes' push those hills away, in
order that we may have some more
room to play, and build a great
"citay" is a song often heard in
Duluth =
j. K. Wood has filed his certifi!
cate denomination as Peoples party
candidate for county surveyor; and
D. Robertson has filed for the Republ;.
can nomination for county superinten
dent of schools. :.
Strayed from the undo rsigned on
Sec. 81, town OF McCrea, on Aug. 4:
two spring bull calves, red ! and
white, one larger than the other.
Anyone taking them up will please
notify me. OLE O.. MYRFJELD,
-. Warren, Mimi.
II. l.. Cormier, who is spending
his vacation with Editor Novotny, of
the Argyle Banner, has been visiting
his brother-in-law, Frank Schantzen,
of Comstock, the past week, and made
the SHEAF pleasant call this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Farrell and Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Day drove over to
Thief River Falls this afternoon,
where the gentlemen will take part in
the shooting tournament which holds
forth there Friday Saturday and Sun
day and the ladies will visit friends.
About twenty of Mrs. Keenan's
friends surprised her this afternoon,
the event being her Goth birthday,
and presented her with beautiful
rug. After an enjoyable afternoon
was spent the guests took thier de-
parture, wishing their hostess many
returns of the day.
j. L. Olson, OF McCrea, has had
an artesian we'll drilled on his farm.
and at depth 153 feet struck a
fine flow OF soft, pure water, furnish
ing about IS bbl a day. With this
fine we'll upon the farm, Mr.. Olson
expects now to go into stock raising
on a more extensive scale than ever,
fully convinced that it will paw
better than + i uy ,n|y wheat.
Bruce StalIberg Was IN from Vik
ing yesterday and reported that the