Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-11-12
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

Norman Jensen is able to BE !,
and around again.
- Mrs. A. Vine and son went +
Crookston on Monday.
Mrs. t. Mack and her little oirI
came in from Wauger on Tuesday.
Attorney Cooke sojourned in til
twin cities the fore bart OF the weel
-C.E.Misner, the talkative Crook
ston barber, was in town last Thurs
day.
w. d. Tomlin. state boiler in
spector for the 5th district, was i
town the first OF the week.
Call at our office and look at tn
beautiful pictures which we offer as ;
present to our subscribers.
Fred Flanders and family Wen
to Crookston on Friday last weet
and returned on Monday morning.
james Nelson, of Viking, who has
been absent at Duluth and elsewhere
Tor about a year, returned to this
county last week.
- Editor Cronkhite called on his
Old friends ut the Court House or
Tuesday afternoon. The SHEAF nc
khowledges a fraternal call.
= Miss Emma c.. Danielson. o1
Barnsville, Mimi, arrived last week to
visit relatives and friends in this CITY
and vicinity for some weeks.
ALL Scandinavians who can
should go to Warren on the 26tb
and 9th OF this month and hea,
krlstoffer Janson's lectures. Admis.
sion 25 cents.
Judge Lakin, ia .Noyes, and Mr.
Arey, a st. Paul commercial trav-
eller, bngged nine big geese and shot
four more, in hunt before breakfas st
on Tuesday morning.
Kristoffer Janson will lecture
in Warren Thursday. Nov. Goth, at
1870 P. NJ. and Friday at 1:3O in the
afternoon. Subjects, religious and
csthetic. Do not forget the day.
The bright warm days following
last weeks snow continued until YES.
terday morning, when the sky was
overdrawn with sullen clouds and
the cold north wind began to blow.
The ladies OF the Scandinavian
Methodist Church in Warren will
hold an auction sale and sociable at
Slices Hail Oh Saturday evening,
Nov. 18th. All are cordially invited
A. T. Patterson, manager of the
Red River Lumber Co.'S. yard, left for
his home in Forman, N. d., on Mon.
day. lie was called home by the
serious illness of a brother who is
sick with typhoid fever.
= Mr.. II. r. Stewart, cartoonist
and chalk-talker, will give a chalk
talk in the Presbyterian Church,
(to-night) Thursday evening, Nov,
18th, at 8 O'Clock, under the auspices
OF the Wet. U. Admission 25 cts.
children Is cts.
Rev. Adolph LidelI, a missionary
from Alnska, preached in the Swedish,
Mission Church last Sunday. both in
the forenoon ana in the evening. He
has resided in Alaska many years,
and in the evening discourse he told
OF his experience in THAI far northern
cline.
Oleographs are the most Aesir-
able pictures in the world. The oleo-
graphs offered by the SHEAF as q
premium are perfect copies of great
and valuable works of high art, by
great artists, and look exactly like
the original oil paintings which are
worth thousands Of dollars. You
canget ten OF these pictures free. See
our premium Offer.
A man, supposed to be blind
and his wife, flooded the city with cir
culars last Thursday, advertising [,
concert at Slee's Hall in the evening
AS it was advertised to be free the,
had quite a large audience. Th,
singing was good and their manner
OF taking up the collection decidedly
novel. They offered to give hand
some book to the most popularlady
and the audience were to decide BY
vote who that should he. Two
young ladies we're named and th,
votingprocec,led. Each vote to cost
ten cents, and the number OF vote.
each person could cast
was limited only by the nunnbel
OF dimes he wished to squander
Consequently the lady whose friends
had the most dimes came out vic
torious Miss Lettie keenan, wa
voted the most popular lady and re
ceived the book. The vote nettet
the adventurers over 800 and the,
went away satisfied that Warren is {
e ,oI place in which to catcl
suckers.