Warren sheaf., 1891-12-24
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..


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Barley 80 to 40 o
"A. drindeland attended Court in
Crookston the fore part Of the week.
- Hans A. Larson. Of Big Woods,
has gone to visit friends in Wiscon,
sin.
"a. G. Wi nchester attended q
meeting OF the State Central Com
mittee, Dec. 10Th.
-E. Il. Frank came up from Kit
son county last Saturday to spend
Christmas vacation at home.
w. +. Loeslie and his sister
Louise started for Minneapolis on
Monday to remain all winter.
Oh. throw away that old broom
and buy your wife one of those Grand
Rapids carpet sweepers. Sold by W.
Gilbert.
Mr.. A. P. Frank made his depar.
thre last week for Omro, Wis.,, tu
make IN extended visit with his par.
ents who reside there.
- The SHEAr wishes all its readers
both near and far a merry Christmas
and a happy New Year in a foaming
glass OF hot-lemon,,de.
Mrs. W. F.. Powell, Miss Lizzie
Naylor and William Naylor left on
Monday for Owatonna where they
will spend the holidays.
IN. ]. Johnson, who ia attending
the Hope Academy In Moorhead, ar-
rived yesterday to spend the holi.
day vacation with his relatives in
this city. -:.
The displays Of holiday goods in
all the stores have been very at
tractive this year. The display in
Mr.. Winchester's windows has at
tracted much attention.
- The Ice Rink ii now open to the
public: The grand opening will take
place ~ soon as the weather will
permit. Watch the papers us the
event will be we'll advertised.
Two young men died recently at
Mr.: Rsinertson's hotel of typhoid.
One xas sGeorKe Swanberg Of Gait,
N. ID and the other q Dane by the
name Of LudyiRsen. Both had been
on farmes near here.
The SHEAF has added many
new subscribers to it's list lately.
Our growth doring the past year has
been steady, which all goes to show
that the people appreciate our efforts
to furnish a paper that gives the
news. ~ -
john E. Ostrom knows how to
talk Red River Valley land to perfect
ion, and that he has faith in his own
IL proven by the fact that
he IL himself a heavy investor in real
eastate. Not long ago he purchased
the Reese farm west OF town compris-
ing $50 acres, all under cultivation.
III you are friend OF the SHEAF
and xish to gee it prosper, will you
not speak good word Tor the paper
and ask your friends and neighbors
who do not take it, to become sub.
scribers7 Alittle effort on your part
viii enable ns to double our silbscrip-
tion list. Kindly give us Il lift, dear
friends.
Rev. p. NJ. SamuelsOn made n
trip through the eastern portion OF
tho county last week, md from OBJ.
ssrvaNons made he believes that
about half Of the farmers have not
thrsshsd yet, He has also travelled
in Kittson county and says the same
IL true there. Wherever one goes,
tho same complaint ii heard, Of not
having threshed. v
: Frank Jsrrue writes from b.
kstsiield, CAL, to the SHEAF as fol.
lows: "Please send me your pape,
to this place. Ifound my wife in
very poor health; she il confined to
the hotse, but I am in hopes that
she win improve in this climate
The. climate is simply splendid here
no winter. People wearing straw
hsts ut this time OF the year look,
odd. But I think I would prefer til,
Red River Valley il my wife were we'll
Miss de Lorimirr, the young lad,
elocutioniSt who met with such favo
here last winter, has been in Chicag'
studying het art, and the Chicag'
Heralh.speaks thus approvingly q
hsr recitals there:
Mias Marie. kOuise de Lorimer.
young lady from the far West, prove
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