Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-09-17
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE,

City Charters for sale at this office
Fresh fish at Pihlstrom's every
Saturday.
County Supt Wyant was in
town yesterday.
Don't forget to go to Taralseth's
for good bargains.
Have you seen those cork sole
shoes at Winchesters?
Mems, ladies' misses and childrens
fine shoes at Franson's.
Do Won need Il carpet? Winchest-
en- has just what you want.
- Read the new announcement O,
the Central Drugstorein this issue.
A rain on Thursday night last
week stopped the threshcrs on Fri
day.
Miss Belle Tanner returned to
her home in Minneapolis Tuesday
evening.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Taralseth's brick store than ever
before.
Mrs. d. 4. Whitney and Mrs. 5.
Il. Beach left Tuesday evening for
the Twin cities.
- Mrs. T. e. Moulton and children
lett last week ion Grand Forks where
Mr.. Moulton has employment.
The rattlng of heavy grain
wagons from early morn till hate at
night is sweet music to our ears
these days.
a nice assortment of lap robes, dus-
tors, buggy aprons and saddles, lust
received and at bottom prices at II.
j. BenneWltz
Ed Franson has opened up a
grocery store and makes his an
nouncelnent to the public nj this
issue. See his ad.
= Prof W. f. Rocheleau and Mrs.
+. X. Jaqucz went down to Hallock
on Monday to conduct Il State
Tencller's Institute.
C. {. Winchester returned from
the Twin cities this morning. While
away he has ordered an immense
stock OF goods for the fall trade.
\. Grindeland har modtaget till
Udlaan mod Sikkerhed i fast
Eiendom Penge, tilhUrende den
Forcnede Norsk- Lutlerske Kirke
If Amerlla.
Charley Rue has bought lot
from a. B. Nelson in Nelson's addi-
ton. He will soon build II residence
thereon and live ''among the city
folks in the winter time.
- The wife of Mr.. Lodoen, living
about eight miles east, died last Sat
nr'lay night and was buried in this
city cemetery on Monday. Her hus-
band and six children mourn her
loss
II you want to buy improved
farms or wild land, call on John f..
ostrom who has several good farms
Tor sale at II bargnin-now is the
time to buy before the prices at,-
vance. Don't delay.
= The family OF Judge L. R.sLakin
returned to their Illinois home last
Aionday. The Judges family have
been u very desirable acquisition to
Warren society this summer, and it
is to be hoped that they will repeat
their visits every summer in the fu-
tnre.
= Tie ladies' of the Nj 10. church will
give an Alphabetical and Geograph.
zeal social at Slee's Hall on Friday
evening Sept. 18th It will be made
very interesting for young, old anc
1niddle-aged. 1t is something new
aud something to induce sociabilit,
among the people. Come one, come
all!
G. +. Lundquist arrived from
Minneapolis last Friday to accept {
position with X. J. Tarnlseth. FL
will have charge OF the clothing de
partment which is now being re
moved to the adjoining buil1lin,
which Mr.. Tnralseth bought iron
Mr.. Blawd. Charley's llmcrou
friends are glad to see him bacl
again.
Lightning struck the house O
Gust Huber in Comstock early ol
Friday morning last week. 1t en-
tered through the roof and descende;
an inside wall, smashing lookin,
glass and SCATTERING the frame Of
sewing machine all to splinters. I'll
inside OF the house caught fire,
shawl and q blanket which covere
the machine were burned, and bu
for the presence OF mind Of Mrs. Hi
Der and her mother the pronert
would have been destroyed Light
ering also struck the house of>sAil
Hull in COmstock the same morning