Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-02-26

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LOCALS AND OTHERWISE.
Seed grain notes at the SHEAF
Office.
TO to Vines and get your pork
sausage.
Quite a number are sick with
severe colds.
Buy your Cloaks at Winchestes's
and save money.
Ed Franson went to Duluth last
Friday to stay few days.
Down went-no, not McG inty but
the prices at Whitney's.
M. Congdon returned last week
from his visit to New York state.
Buckwheat -four finest quality 2x
cents per pound at Whitney's.
Three car loads of lumber for Mr..
Taralseth's new residence arrived
this week.
Low prices and good valu,s keeps
the clerks busy at Winchester's.
Stephen proposes to bond herself
Tor $1,000 for the purpose OF putting
in system OF waterworks.
Largest assortment and latest
styles embroideries at Whitney's.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the SHEAF the most popular and
widely circulatedpaper in the county.
Where is the cheapest meat mar
ket in town? At Albert Vines OF
course. .H
--Ihe annual town meeting will DO
held March 10th. Town clerks will
please bear in mind that full set of
blanks for this meeting can be had
ut the SHEAF office.
We can give you anything in the
carpet line at bottom prices.
G. NINCHEsTER.
We have Il number OF extra cop
les OF the SHEAF for last week. Buy
them to send to your friends in the
east and help advertise this goodly
land. Price cts. q copy.
For choice chewing and .moking
to6accos. cigars, snuff and pipes, 80
to Ed Franson's.
The sermon which Rev. Macarthur
preached at the Setterholm christen-
ing is to be published in pamphlet
form and sold for the benefit OF the
Presbyterian church at Argyle.
Services in the NJ. f. church next
Sabbath at 1Oh Il. m. and at X y. III.
Subject for morning service: ".The
Reservoirs OF Jericho Salted." The
evening service will be young peo-
PIES service. Subject, "Death in the
POtw
H. J. Bennswitz has few horse
blankets for sale at cost, or in ex-
change for hay or wood.
j. ?. Lundin of Stephen was in
town Friday. He has bought out
his partner, Mr.. Johnson's, interest
in tie mercantile business, and will
conduct said business alone after
this. Mr.. Lundin also carries on an
extensive real estate, loan and in
surance business.
Owen got left for Governor, but the
Own Fanning Mill never gets left.
Powell sells them.
We are now having old fashioned
winter wenther and everybody seems
to enjoy it for change. Consider
able OF the beautiful fell last Friday
and more OF it on Saturday and Sun
day. The cold is not severe. Farm
crs and all Others are jnbilant, for
plenty of snow is almost certain to
DrlnS us u SOOO crop.
Sweat Pads-49 dozen pair to Sc
lect from. Special prices to those
wanting one dozen or more. H..
Bennewitz, Warren. Mimi. Mail Or
ders will receive prompt at ttention.
The SHEAF acknowledged a pleas
ant call from q. Barager Of Sinnott
on Monday. Mr.. Barager has been
prospecting this winter in the ccun-
try around the Lake OF the Woods in
the hope Of finding a favorable loca-
tion for Il saw mill. He brought
home Ed Slice who has established an
Indian tradin. :! ost in the vicinity OF
the lake.
Powell says the man who has the
good sense TO buy a Tanning Mill, is
Oh the road to success and entitled
to good credit.
AT the Fireman's meeting last
Thursday night constitution and
by-l,tws were adopted md officers OF
the company elected: II. j. Bennp.
witz was chosen chief and lleappoint.
ed Chas. Sager as his assistant. j
A. Soyes was elected secretary and
W. N. Powell treasurer. We trust
that the citizens Of the village will
give the boys" all possible encour-
agement in their efforts to organize
TINS company, and then "tlle boys"
will respond the more heartily to the
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