Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-14

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COOKE & OLSON.
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE.
- Prices OF wheat:
No. Hard % eta.
" l Northern 81
L" 2 az
Oats 65 to Is
Miss NJ. j. Humphrey is teaching
school in Boxville.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats at Win.
chester's.
Frank A. Mattson is teaching
school in the Dalquist district OF
Warrenton.
Go to Vines and get your pork
sausage.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Pihlstrom
rejoice over the birth OF fine son ON
Monday morning.
Drawing Materials: the new goods
at Whitney's.
Mr.. Syyerson and Mr.. Ingebret-
son, OF Holt, were in attending court
this week, and also gave the SHEAF
IL friendly call.
A lovely, bright-eyed daughter
made her first appearance at the
home of Bert Hennum this morning,
and Bert is happy OF course.
Elegant patterns in Outing Flan-
nels at Winchester's
Mrs. John r. Anderson and her
mother Mrs. Corrigan went north
this morning to visit for several
weeks with relatives at St. James,
Manitoba.
Mems, ladies', misses and childrens
fine shoes at FransOn's.
e. l. Royem returned to Warren
Oh Monday. His all-winter visit in
Minneapolis seems to have agreed
with him, and he looks hale and
hearty as ever.
Newbergs-Swiss and All-over EN-
broideries, at Winchester's.
A company OF emigrants arrived
from the Scandinavian countries to-
day. They looked strong and
healthy and by their labor they will
help make our vast prairies blossom
like q rose.
Our spring styles in Prints and
Ginglams are catching. G. G. W.
A good soaking rain fell Friday
afternoon and in the night, helping
up the wheat that had been hurt by
the late frosts. Wheat il reported
coming up nicely everywhere, and
the prospects for good crop We're
never better.
Where is the cheapest meat mar
ket in town? At Albert Vines ol
course.
= Mr.. J. B. Smyth circulated q
subscription last week for the benefit
OF Il poor woman, Mrs. Cieminiski, 0l
the town OF Wright, who has gone
blind. The money is to be used fol
the purpose Of taking her to an ex.
pert oculist for treatment. Mr.
Smyth is much pleased at the liber'
ality evidenced by our citizens.
Albert Vine. the butcher, will pay
the highest price for hides, pelts and
furs
= The new City Council has held
several meetings and disposed q
many important matters. The coun
ell is taking hold OF the business o
the city with an earnestness and vim
which augurs well for the future
Mr.. w. 4. Wallace has been up
pointed city assessor for the ensuing
year A contract has been mad
with Fred Johnson to remove garb
age and houses slops at Is cts.
barrel. A. Aubol has been up
pointed acting mayor in the absenc
OF the mayor The printing of tn
City Charter has been let TO tn
SHEAF and the Register is made th
official paper A committee consist
ing of g. A. Aubol and w. N. Powell
has been appointed to ascertain th
cost OF fire bell, and the sam
gentlemen are also constituted
committee to see about the movin,
ofthe present hook and ladder nous
onto city lot, or If thought necessar,
to erect new building, and also t,
repair apparatus and purchase need
ed supplies The poll tax is fixed a
two days labor or 80 co. E. Dad
has been appointed street commi.
sioner and city marshall at 500
per month. .- The recorders salar
is fixed at $12. 90 per month.
have just received 5000 rolls (
Wall Paper of the very latest an
most artistic designs, also a fine lo
Of borders to ma tch. ] can give yO
figures that will surprise you o
everything in the line Of house deco
alton. FRANK JERRUE.
Furniture Dealer