Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-07-23
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

The family OF W. A. Case this Week.
The Misses Amelia Ostrom and
Gina sjoberg left lor st. Paul on Tues
day.
- Chris Halsa has gone to HOPE.
n. ID. to be absent about three
weeks.
a ug. Swanson from near Stephen
has been spending a couple days at
tending to business here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl l..
eamue'son, on Tuesday afternoon, a
bright and bonnie daughter.
K. J. Taralseth has bought a lot
from Peter Ruedy south ofthe Blawd
building recently purchased.
mere was a pleasant party OF
young folks at the farm of John E.
ostrom on Sunday afternoon.
The wife OF Mr.. John Hedlnnd
'ne engineer at the mill, presented
MN with fine daughter on Wednps.
day morning.
Haaken Haakenson, Oak Park.
''ao the misfortune the other day to
nave Two fingers crushed under a
heavy hammer.
The public, take notice: MI
bersets photograph gallery will be
closed from the 18th of this month
Till the 1st OF August.
The weather is not favorable for
maturing the crop. We have had
rather too much rain and not enonph
warm weather Of late.
Reports from all sections Of tho
county say that the crops are SIM
ply immense, and especially so on the
west side OF the rail road.
Services will be held in the Nor
"e@'an Lutheran church next Snn-
day at eight o'clock p. M. by Rev T,
EIstelnsen Of Minneapolis.
Miss Lura Ross has assisted us
an getting out the SHEAF for several
Weeks past. She is developing into
Il neat and accurate typo.
The ladies OF the Swedish Luth-
eran church will serve Ice cream in
the Iaralseth (Blawd) building on
Saturday evening next week.
Attorney H. W. Brown, wife
and daughter, of Argyle, spent sever
III days in the city this week. Mr..
Brown was attending to matters Of
law.
Wednesday morning, July 22nd,
eighteen hundred and ninety one,
never will be forgotten by W. N.
PoWelI, for on that day was born-a
son.
MIR. ). l.. Robertson, OF Wanger
dropped into the SHEAF sanctum for
pleasant chat when in town on Sat-
urday. He Is a genial and prosper
GUS farmer.
george Green, came up from
bralnard to visit with his sister Mrs
Wees, over Sunday. Miss Lizzie
Wees returned with him to Brainard
on Monday.
"A Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle was ore anized in the
Methodist church last Sunday after.
hoon' and the following officers elect.
ed: President Mrs. s. z. Kaufman.
wee President, Chas. Bradley; Secre.
tary and Treasurer, Chester Slee.
The following teachers havebeer
engaged in our public schools fo1
next year: Prof W. B, Walters
principal and teacher in the Gram
mar department.; Miss Mildred B
Walker, teacher in the Intermediat,
department and Miss Lizzie NJ. Nav
lor, teacher in the Primary depart
ment.
ID. j. Bennewitz can sell YOU ,
single buggy harness for $8. 90 an.
upward, and a heavy team harness
for $22.OO and upward, so YOU nee,
YOU at Chicago prices. Call on hin
and convince yourself that he keep
a full and complete stock of eyery
thing in the shape of harnesses an,
horse furnishing goods.
Among the many mechanical
novelties promised for this season.
Minneapolis Exposition, are u mum
Der that will be entirely new to tn
people OF the Northwest. Among tn
most prominent OF these are an en-
velope machine that cuts out the pa
per, gums the flaps and folds then
together. in fact, does everything ex
cept address them. Another featur
that vii prove attractive is a WOO,
carving machine that draws an,
cuts out the most wonderful designs
Still another attractive speciality
IL machine for weaving wire mattret
ses. There are numerous other feat
ures of the same kind.