Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20
Entered at the Post Office ut Warren as Second
Glass MailMatter.
GREAT NORTHERN RY. TIME SCHEDULE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC Ry TIME scuEnu,r
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
Harvest shoes at Franson's.
A good work horse for sale by
Cooke & Olson.

| Harvest shoes at Franson's.
A good work horse for sale by
Cooke e Olson.
Children's suits from $15O up at
Whitneys.
= Frank Dunlap visited with his
numerous friends here on Tuesday.
j. c. Craig, OF Denver, Colorado,
! is here visiting relatives and friends.
County orders and good secured
notes bought at
BANK OF WARREN.
Shirts and jumpers for anybody
that wants them.
WINCHESTER.
lam sweeping out my stock OF
straw hats at very low figures.
T. FRANsoN.
We call the attention to D. A.
Whitney's new advertisement OF this
issue.
Napa tan gloves, just the thing for.
harvest. Only IS cents at Winches-
ter's.
~- l.. c. Ketcham arrived Mon
day from Illinois with a carload of
horses.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Taralseth's brick store than ever
before,
We publish this week the adver-
tisement OF Shipman Engine Co, III
another column.
Look over Winchester's stock OF
harvest pants and overalls before
buying.
: Mr.. A. p Znerold has had a neat
sign put up in front OF his drug store,
painted by Luther Furs..
~ DR.. MCCLELLAN drove to Thief
River Falls Saturday on professional
business and came back Sunday.
= Rev. Guldbrandson, OF Crooks
! ton, preached in the Swedish Luth-
eran Church last Friday evening.
| = r. j. Highworden made a pleas
ure trip to Crookston. Monday alter
noon, arriving back Tuesday morn
ing.
| have limited sum OF money to
lend in sums from $500 to $500 on
hrst class farm security None other
need apply JOHN E. OsTRoM.
The ladies OF the Scandinavian
Methodist Church. will serve ice
cream, cake and coffee, on Slee's hall, !,
Saturday evening.
A nice line OF samples on hand for
awnings and tents = those in need
Of an awning or tent will do we'll to
call on me or write
I FL. j. BENNEwITz. Warren.
e. f. Whitney informs us that
| he started his binder in wheat, on
| his farm last week. He is one OF the
first ones in this vicinity.
- The board OF County Commits
sioners met Saturday, the 18th inst.
We publish the proceedings in an
other column Of this issue.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murray
OF Tower, iiinn., formerly old War
renites, arrived this morning to visit
with friends for some time in this
| city
= The Warren mill will not rur
J for two or three weeks, probably
!, not until the new crop is harvested
Some repairing will be done during
that time.
A nice assortment OF lap robes, dus
! tiers, buggy aprons and saddles, jus
t received and at bottom prices at II
! J. Bennewitz
The rebuilding Of the elevate
OF the Interstate Elevator Co. ha
!, commenced. It's dimensions are 81
by 34 feet, and it's capacity will b
+ 80, 900 bushels
In q letter received this wee]
from the editor, written i'll Astoria
S Oregon, tho 13 inst, he informs II
+! that he sailed that day for San Frar
:. cisco, California, and expects to
back here the latter part this weel
y Rev Beckman, OF Hallock, ha
, been visiting with Rev O.. s. Verne
this week. He says that the crop
!; III Kittson county are q. K. Coz
siderable barley has been cut ther
8 and wheat is ripening rapidly.
a 8 What nice time we had !;
Of the picnic is what every one sal,
that went out to Will McCrea's Q
s. Tuesday Over ninety persons wei
i present. The genial host and hos
: ess did all in their power to NAL
q things pleasant for everyone.
IS p +. spaulding Of Pougllkee1
= sic, n. X, Of the farming firm J,
Sc march, & Spaulding at this place, d
II rived in the city last week and &
rd poets to stay till after harvest.