Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-29
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

LUCALS AND OTHERWISE
Wheat: 1 hard, TIC; / Northern,
Zoe: 2 Northern G5c; 3 Northern soc.
Go to Vines and get your pork
sausage.
Lewis Norquist OF Alma has gone
to the Eoseau country for Il couple
of months.
Where is the clleanest meat mar
ket III town? At Albert Vines OF
course.
A few excellent farms Tor sale or
rent. Inquire OF the Editor OF this
paper.
-Corhley Eneix returded from Hi
nois yesterday. He says they are
having fine weather there also.
We can give you anything in the
Carpet line at bottom prices.
G. c. WINCHESTER.
Thomas Topper has been APP
pointed superintendent OF the rail
way committee room ut the capital.
LosT-A Mink fur driving mitten
on road south from Warren. Finder
will please leave at SuEAF office and
receive reward.
Andrew Bake and Betsy Peter
son were united III marriage by i,,s-
tice Cordcr Jones OF Marsh Grove OH
Jan. 25, 1891.
For choice chewing and smoking
tobaccOs, cigars, snuff and pipes, go
to Ed F'ranson's.
Otto EdwarGh will soon he sell
ing farm machinery. Hehas secured
the agency at Warren for the Piano
Mfg Go. OF Chicago.
You get more change out Of a dol
lar spent at Whitney's than any
where else
MIR. and Mrs. W. T.. Powell re-.
turned home on Monday. Tney re-
port having had Il very pleasant
time visiting with relatives ami
friends
Rev Knutson, of Minneapolis,
Presiding Elder OF the Scandinavian
Methodist church viii preach atsee's
hail next Sunday evening at half
past seven O'Clock.
"A car load of horses from Abpr-
deem. S. d. was brought TO Warren
on Monday by Il gentleman named
J. Fl. Stouffer. The horses are for.
sale at Loughridge's barn on the
Palmer farm.
Owen got left for Governor, but the
Owen Tanning Mill never gets LETT.
Powell sells them.
+ John BurIum who has been clerk
Ing for MIR. Taralseth for some
months past, has accepted /, clerk
ship with Mr.. O. M;che.son Of Ste
phen. John is Il good trustworthy
young man who makes friends where
ever he goes.
The successful farmer is the one
who always has the VERY BEST to
sell. Moral, clean your grain for
market with one OF pOweIl's Mills.
Miss Matte MCCLELLAN who has
been visiting with her brother Dr.
Mciiillan for several mouths past.
returned to her home in phenis
Penn, on Tuesday. She is an ac-
compiished lady and has made many
friends in Warren during her stay.
The. farmer who cleans bis grain
for market not only gets II better
grade and a better price, but he also
saves his screenings, seed tse which
ell has the Mills.
Oscar Dahl got back yesterday
morning and can now be found 81
his shop ready to do all kinds OF
biacksnllthing. He was surprised to
see how Warren has grown during
his absence. In fact he was hardly
able to find his shop upon his return
so marvellous had been our growth.
Mr.. b. /. Royem leaves tonight
for Minneapolis, where he will spend
a few months with friend. We hone
that his absence from the county VIII
be only temporary. Many people
deeply regret Mr.. Royem sretirement
frs'ni the service OF the county, and
long will they Remember the courte-
GUS and obliging gentleman whoheld
down the county auditors chair for
ten years, between 1881 and 1891
Floyd j stehbins, the popular
drug clerk at Ed. Whitney's, is nov
ful! tledged licensed pharmacist, liz
having successfully passed the ex,lim-
il,ation before the meeting of the
state board of pharmacy held in
Minneapolis on the Goth lust. Out
OF 43 candidates only II passed a
successful examination, which fact
speaks very highly for the qualifica
tions OF Mr.. stebbins as q druggist.
lie has been q registered pharmacist
Tor many years.