Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-06
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

l.. c. Ketcham started for Hi
nols on Tuesday.
Don't forget to go to Taralseth's
1or good bargains.
Mems, ladies' misses and childrens
tine shoes at Franson's.
The county commissioners will
hold a meeting July 10th.
Genuine buckskin gloves almost
gwen aWay-at Winchester's.
- Svea Hotel is having a new coat
OF paint put on by Mr.. Magladry.
Boys attention Just call in and
see my new stock of harvest gloves.
F. FRANsON.
We are selling hats for 80 cents
that are worth $1.25.
WINCHESTER.
Money on hand for real estate or
chattle loans at
BANK OF WARREN.
- Miss May Fargo, OF Euclid, is
assisting Mr.. j. P. Easton in the
post Office -.
Fresh fish, trout, white fish and
plckerel received by c. J. Pihlstrom
every Saturday morning.
- Mr.. Gillespie, the genial mana
ger OF the Ramsey farm ut Stephen
was in the city on Friday.
The cutting of barley was com
menced on Casper Sands farm on
Lower Snake on Monday last.
- Luther Furs has done someneat
sign painting on the Central Phar-
macy, "A. R. Gorden, propr1etor.
Walter Walker, who has been
running an elevator at Perley Mimi.
returned to the city on Monday.
- Mr.. H. l. Yetter, cashier of the
. Bank OF Stephen, transacted bust
ness at the county seat OF Monday.
Thomas Topper, OF Augsburg,
was in town Tuesday. He says that
wheat is a week earlier here than in
his town.
have a limited sim of money tC
lend in sums from $500 to $500 or
FIRST class farm security. None other
need apply. JOHN T.. OSTROM
A nice assortment of lap robes, dus
ters, buggy aprons and saddles, Just
received and at bottom prices at H
j. Bennewitz
- Over a million bushels OF wheat
Will be unloaded from farmers wag
ons for shipment at Warren, from
the present crop.
A. Grindeland har modtaget til
Udlaan mod Sikkerhed fasI
Eiendom Pehge, tilh0rende der
Forenede Norsk Lutherske Kirkt
af Amerika.
The annual meeting OF the w. G.
7. q. will be held in the NJ. E. Churcl
Friday, August 7th, at $3.50 P. NJ
j Everybody is most cordially invited
to De present.
- Hans A. Larson, cx-register o
leeds OF this county, was in from hi
ilrm in Big Woods on Saturday
Mrs. Larson visited at Henry NJ
Swanson's last week.
j. B. Cook brought us in ;
sample Of wheat from his farm meas
uring 5 feet in length The head.
were also Of enormous size, and Mr.
Cooke expects 40 bushels to the acre
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will serve. ice cream and cak,
in the unoccupied building next te
Taralseth's store this afternoon an.
evening". Do not miss. this gran,
treat.
The editor of the SHEAr left YES
terday for the Pacific coast, to b.
gone couple weeks. The fortnne
OF the SHEAF will be looked after i,
the mean time by our brother Franl
A. Mattson and Mr.. Perez.C. Peter
son, our foreman.
= Mr.. Osten Wingaard, a studen
in the medical department OF til
State University, delivered a tenn
perance lecture in the Norwegian
Lutheran Church last Sunday even
ing. Mr.. WingaardS home is ii
Town OF Nordcn, Polk county.
Albert Vine, the popular, johnson
Ave. butcher, will after this sell til
very best Porterhouse and Sirloi
steak at 10 cents il pound and al
other meats in proportion. On
good turn. deserves another, an,
this reduction in price will donbtles
De duly appreciated by the epeople q
this city.
- The U. S, Marshal has create,
havoc among the settlers in the Re
seau country. Numerous arrest
have been made for cutting timbe
on government lands. CONGRESSMAN
Comstock is said to have int9ceste,
himself in behaH OF the settlers an
has asked that no further arrests b
made until the busy season is over
This county has expected. a larg
force OF laborers from Roseau t
help harvest the enormous crop,