Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-11-19
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE
- Showing as we go to press.

cHoWlHS us we go 10 press.
Highest cash price paid for furs and
white owls at Slices.
Almost everything new under the
sun can be found at Slee's.
Oh! papa! Buy me one of those
new rocking horses at Slee's.
The price of those new dress goods
at Whitney's will astonisll you.
Mama! Won't you buy me one OF
those cute little pianos. Mr.. See has
them for sale.
- Thursday, Nov. 26th has been
appointed by Governor Merriam as
Thanksgiving day.
Call at our Office and look at the
beautiful pictures which we offer as a
present to our subscribers.
NJ. j. McCann left for Ardock, N.
d., yesterday to look after his farm
ing interests in that vicinity.
Miss Emma c. Danielson, who
has been here visiting the past week,
lett on Monday for Barnsville. a
Rev. l.. NJ. Stolberg left for Lake
Park, Minn., last Thursday, to visit
congregations in that vicinity.
Furniture cheaper than ever. We
will sell you good hard wood bed
for the small sum OF $2.4O, for the
next ten days. W. GILBERT.
ALI Scandinavians who can
should go to Warren on the 26th
and 9th OF this month and hear
Kristoffer Janson's lectures. Admis-
sion 25 cents.
- Kristoffer Janson will lecture
in Warren Thursday. Nov. 26th, at
1880 P. NJ. and Friday at 1:3O in the
afternoon. Subjects, religious and
esthetic. Do not forget the day.
Rev. N. J. Sture, of Trade Lake,
Wis, will preach next Sunday, Nov.
22nd, in Vega, in the Swenson school
house, at 11:3O A. NJ, and in Warren
in the Swedish Lutheran Church at
7:3OP.M.
The catching party given by
the ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
at the Lyons House last night, was
we'll attended and pleasant evening
enjoyed by all. The receipts netted
to $4,000.
The ground is now froze up and
the plowing is ended for this fall
Wednesday OF last week, Nov. 18th
the farmers were obliged to lay up
the plow, and the work OF threslline
is taken up with renewed force.
We have just received ~ new
stock OF stationery. Call at the
SHEAF office for anything in the line
OF job work, as letter heads, note
heads, statements, bill heads, enve
lopes, circulars, posters, etc, etc.
Bert Mcintyre left on Tuesday
for Crookston to visit there for a few
days, when he will leave for Ovation
HI, Mimi, and to there make his fu
ture home. Bert is an intelligent
and industrious young man, and til,
SHEAE wish him success.
Ye Editor left last Friday fol
Wntertown, Mimi, being called there
to attend his brother, Frank, who i.
seriously i'll. He is expected to b,
back the latter part OF this week O.
in the beginning OF next. Meanwhile
the run OF the SHEAF is left in tn
hands of the foreman, Perez C. Peter
son.
- Many Warrenites went down t,
Stephen last Thursday to visit tn
County Fair. Among those we no
ticed were, Mayor Lamberson an
wife, W. F. Powell and wife, G.
Winchester, II. J. Bennewitz, Joh
Lindberg, Albert Lundgren, o.
Swanson, Ole Olson, Judge Hull, j
A. Welander and Herman Olunl.
Olaographs are the most desi1
able pictures in the world. The olee
graphs offered by the SHEAg as
premium are perfect copies Of grea
and valuable works OF high art. b
great artists, and look exactly liz
the original oil paintings which ~
worth thousands OF dollars. 70
canget ten Of these pictures free. Sc
our premium offer.
The ladies OF the Swedish Alissio
Church in Warren will hold an au
tion sale and sociable in the Swedis
Mission Church OH Thanksgivin
day, Nov. 26th, in the evening. Ais
farm products will be brought in i
farmers interested in the Christia
mission, and sold at the same au
tion for the benefit OF the home mi
sion. All are cordially invited.