Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-07-30
GREAT NORTHERN RY. TIME scHEpul E

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Go to Vines and get your por
sausage.
| Fresh fish at Pihlstrom's ever
Saturday.
Children's suits from $3.50 up a
! Whitneys.
| Boots, shoes, hats, caps an
gloves at Frunson's.
| Mems, ladies' misses ndchil,lrcn
fine shoes at Franson's.
Rubbers-all styles and all sizes
at Franson's shoe store.
Genuine bucksl,in gloves almos
gwen away at Winchestcr's.
Mapa tan gloves, Just the thing 70
harvest. Only rs cents ut Winchcs
ter's.
County orders and good secured
notes bought at
| BANK OF WARREN
Franson, the shoe man, has the
very lowest prices, always consider
ing the quality and price. All goods
strictly warranted.
| have Il limited sum of money tc
lend in sums from $500 to $500 or
1rst class farm security. None other
| 'leed apply. JOHN e. OsTRoM
"A nice line Of samples Oh hand TO,
awnings and tents - those in nepl
OF an awning Or tent will do well tc
| call on me Or write
ii. j. BENNEWITz. Warren
W. j. Naylor, OF San Francisco
Cal, is visiting with his sister, Mrs
W. +. Powell. He expects to re.
mann some time and will assist Mr..
Powell in his extensive business.
- The ladies of the Swedish Luth-
eran church will serve ice cream. cof-
lee, cake and lemonade in the Taral-
seth (Blawdl buildingnex Saturday
evening. All are cordially invited.
- b. J. Highworden, the barber.
has secured an assistant in the per
son OF his brother, Frank, who has
come from Bellevue, Iowa. He now
runs two chairs and can tend to yo,lr
wants tonsorialIy at moments
notice.
The expression: Westward the
course OF empire stakes it's way" will
soon be reversed. Yesterday some
immigrants with a car load of stock
and household goods came all the
way from Walla Walla, Washington
to settle in this county.
commissioners Bakke, Nuttino
and Hill were examining on Tuesday
the location for the new bridoe
across the Snake Riverby the March
x Spaulding farm, for which an aD.
priation of $500 was made by the
legislature last winter.
A splendid flow of good soft wa.
ter was struck on the farm Of Frank
Jerrue, south OF the city on FRIDAY
last week, at a depth OF 1876 feet
The water reaches the surface wifi
good force and escapes in a two
inch pipe at the rate OF 500 barrels =
dav.
According to the Leader, the
State Training School at SteDhe1
IS /, great success. Last week therf
were 33 teachers enrolled, and 8
large attendance is looked for the re-
naming weeks. The school is con
Quoted by Profs. j. B. Wisely anC
). h. Manchester, two very efficient
instructors.
I'll. j. Bennewitz can sell YOU ;
single buggy harness for So 90 anC
upward, and a heavy team harnes:
for $22.OO and upward, 50 you neet
not send to Chicago. He can sci
you at Chicago prices. Call on hin
and convince yourself that he keep.
a full and complete stock Of every
thing IN the shape OF harnesses ant
horse furnishing goods.
There have been some doubt.
expressed as to the intentions OF tn,
Interstate ElevatorpeopIe as regard.
rebuilding their elevator here. Mr.
Wood received a letter from the com
pany yesterday stating positively
that they will have a new elevate
completed in ample time for thi.
years crop. We will need nll the ele
vator capacity we can get.
DR.. Finney drove across to MAG.
ara, N. D., Monday enroute to For,
Stevenson where he will relieve th,
physician to the Indian School foj
three weeks or u month. This is th,
position that he has had under con
sheraton for some time and he ma,
conclude to locate there permanent
~. His practice will be looked aftel
during his absence by Drs. Belcour
and Wattam.-Stephen Leader.
Mrs. j Hjerpe was hooked in TIN,
stomach by u COW belonging to p
Lundberg on Monday afternoon, pro
ducing a very serious rupture.
boy who was with her was alsollook
ed, but not seriously. Mrs. Hjerp,
has been very low and it will be !;
long time before she will recover,
at all. This family has been yer,
much afflicted by sickness and mis-
fortune during the past year.