Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-26

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Ed r; Whitney. I.angles Dahl. Ole X. Iysrson.
g. l.. Rud, J. Schlegel, Chr PETERSON, Holm Bros
Andre" y John Erickson. O. H. Lanelse. Ole X.
syeaas; B. stamness, n A. Freebors. Ole John.
son. son. Claus Johnson, Richard Msnsasld. E. II.
James Hugsard, H. o. Foiden. 0is Q. Lee. '-'''
Only a few machines left.
COOKE 81 oLSoN.
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE.
Visiting cards printed at SHEAF
Office. ~.
&C. A. Bradley was at Hallock
Tuesday,
Go to Vines and get your pork
sausage.
Miss Alice Wallace returned from
Duluth this morning.
Buy your Cloaks at Winchester's
and save money.
Archie McKinnon OF Crookston
was in town yesterday.
Mems, ladies' misses and childrens'
fine shoes at Franson's.
H. O. Hanson and J ohm w. Scha-
fer, OF Stephen, were in town on
Tuesday.
Down went-no, not McGinty but
the prices at Whitney's.
E. T. Frank will teach school at
Northcote Kittson Co. the coming
summer.
Largest assortment and latest
styles embroideries at Whitney's.
Service in the Norwegian Luth-
eran church next Sunday evening at
7:3O by Rev. Urnes.
Secale Flakes and Rex Wheat are
just the thing-Winchester sells them.
Miss Agnes C. Fairweather OF
Euclid, Polk Co., visited our public
schools on Monday.
Where is the cheapest meat mar
ket in town? At Albert Vines of
course.
Cards are out for a social hop to
be given by the Odd Fellows at their
hall in Stephen tomorrow evening.
II. J. Bennewitz has few horse
blankets for sale at cost, or in ex-
change for hay or wood.
j. kirke Davies, now a Kittson
Co. pedagogue, is spending a weeks
vacation among friends in this
village.
We can give you anything in the
Carpet line at bottom prices.
&C. WINCHESTER.
"A class OF three young ladies and
six young men was confirmed by
Rev. Sture in the Swedish Lutheran
church last Sunday.
John E. Ostrom returned from
his trip east on Monday. beside the
twin cities, he also visited Duluth
and West Superior.
Franson keeps shoes to suit all
purses. He does not confiue hinl-
self to high-cost goods.
Warren Gilbert and son returned
yesterday to take charge of the
spring work on the Gilbert farm. He
has spent the winter in Chicago.
Get up! Ho! F,anson always keeps
ngOOd stock of hand made harness,
also fine buggy harness and sweat
pads.
Something extraordinary has
happened on the Irish farm. Chas.
Wittenstein is setting up the cigars
whenever he is in town. They say it
is another boy.
Are you seeking bargains in Dress
Goods? Ii so you will find them at
Whitney's. We must make room
for new goods. Price is no object to
us-they have got to go.
An Easter Service will be preach.
in the Presbyterian Church next Sab
bath at 1890 A. NJ. In the evening
an Easter Exercise will be rendered
by the Sabbath School.
Sweat Pads-48 dozen pair to Sc
lect from. Special prices to those
wanting one dozen or more. II. J..
Bennewitz, Warren, Mimi. Mail or
ders will receive prompt at tention.
Frank E. Whitney arrived from
Roseau Saturday and is spending the
week on his old camping grounds.
1t is kind Of natural to see him and
Billy Box together on our streets as
in times gone by.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
Of Argyle, is still making loans on
farms, while all others have quit.
Applications will be received by A.
Garborg at the Court House.
The officials at the Court House
are under great obligations to Ole Oh.
son for having furnished card board
signs for the doors OF the different
Offices, naming Office and officer, all
artistically executed by Mr.. Olson'a
own hand.
We call attention to the change
in K. J. Taralseth's ad in this issue
The piles OF goods at the Brick Stor.
are disappearing before the onslaught
OF eager customers, as rapidly as the
huge snowdrifts before the power ol
the returning sun.
II you should die tonight how
would you leave your loved ones1
Ii you are not carrying life insurance
they are carrying the risk.
w. C. TAYLOR,
Agent for Total Abstinence Co. o
America, and Northwestern Aid o
Minnesota,