Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-12-03
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

L TIC equity liliierS lileC TO prlnt
out the usual grist yesterday.
Adolph Johnson, west OF town
lost a new born child Nov. 22nd.
- Mrs. II. Wees and daughter Mau,
lett on Il visit to Ontario on Tuesday
- Mayor Lamberson returned from
his visit to Chicago on Tuesda,
morning.
The great ;North- Western Line
advertises cheap Canadian excursions
this week.
= Die Olson, the rustler, went tt
trookston Monday afternoon to
transact business.
- The parents and a brother O
Edward, Frans and Erik Franso,
arrived from Sweden last Friday.
Charley Rue has moved his fami
~ into town for the winter and is oc.
cupying rooms in the Whitney block
Christmas is coming, but Welande1
is already here with a large stock Of
watches, jewelry, silverware, etc, etc
-Rev. $. Udden, of Moorhead, will
preach in the Swedish Lutheran
Church in Warren on Friday evening
Dec 11th.
Three thousand bushels of wheat
ri'ed IN sacks outside was sight to
see at the Interstate elevator last
Saturday.
". ). Cobb, OF Minneapolis, has
recently been employed as pharma.
clst in the pioneer drugstore OF f. F..
Whitney.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Childs, OF
Crookston, visited relatives and
friends in Warren and vicinity for a
few days last week.
-The Swedish Lutheran congrega-
ton will elect minister at y meet
ING which has been adjourned to
Friday evening, Dee. 11th.
Lovers OF sport will be glad to
hear that Albert Slee and ]. Kirke
Davies are soon to open an ice rink
on the corner next to Mrs. Seeley's
building.
- Subscribe for rtheSHEAF. Ifyou
cannot read it yourself. your children
can, or il they can't they will soon
learn by having live home paper in
tie house.
- Mrs. Geo G. Holden and children
left for Thompson, n. d., on Tues
day. Their house in Warren has
been rented and they do not intend
TO retHrH Here.
Monday Was very pleasant
day, and 80 was Tuesday. 1t raincd
some on Tuesday afternoon. Just
t!ink oi that, ye dwcllers in the shiv-
crng east and south!
- Material and % force OF carpen-
tcrs arrived yesterday morning for
the purpose OF making the long ex-
p"cted and much needed improve
nen's on the depot platform.
Old lady Corrigan started for To-
ledo, Ohio, Oh Tuesday. She has
visited with her daughter. Mrs. John
Anderson, near here, and also rela-
tives in Canada for some time.
All are pleased with the beautiful
pictures which we offer as a premium.
In order to give all an opportunity
to get them, we will extend the time
OF this offer to January 1st, 1892.
Mrs. John Bradley left on Tues
day for Cambridge, H., to visit her
son, Ed. Bradley. Two OF the smal-
'er children accompany her. They
expect to stay away about three
months.
ii II. Gillette came up from
kittson county where he has been in
hiding for several months and sur
priscd his friends in Warren. He
went back Monday but will return il,
IL iew days to go at dehornil,g.
TO the bright gaIaxy OF girls in
A. Grindeland's home, anothei one
was added on Sunday nftern on,
Nov. 20, making two pairs OF IL kin !
b,sides;l boy. The l;lstmiss weighed
- pounds and is too cute for any
thing
". " Wood says: 1t is Il little
difficult to estimate. but it is safe tn
say that considerably over l.alf d
million bushels Of wheat have been
reccivedat Warren from this season i
crop, and it may reach as high ,,s
100000 bushels Warren will shin
ut least one and one half millions
blslels oi wheat from the crop 81
1891.