Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-07
LOCALS AND OTHER WISE

LOCALS AND OTHER WISE.
H. l.. Melgaard came down from
Argyle last nj ght
Ladies' Trimmed Hats at Win
chcSter's.
-"Bishop' Johnson is building a
barn back OF his store.
Go to Vines and get your pork
sausage
Editor Cronkhite, of the Banner,
went to st. Paul on Monday.
Largest assortment of carpets q
Whitney's.
Andrew Olson, of the firm of
Olson 4 Holen of Argyle, was in the
city this week. .... ...=
Elegant patterns in Outing Flan-
nelS at Winchester's
Thomas Topper, the great Alli-
nnce man of Augsburg, is sojourning
i'll our city this week
Mems, ladies' misses and childrens
fine shoes at FransOn's.
There are over twenty cases on
the calendar for next term OF court,
and among them one criminal case
Newbergs-Swiss and All-over En-
broideries, at Winchester's.
Mr., w, N. Conover, of Neenah,
Wis, arrived on Saturday to visit for
II few weeks with his daughter Mrs.C.
A. Tuller.
Now is the time to order your Flax
and Millet seed OF F. Ferguson.
A. B. Nelson sold three lots in
Nelson's Addition last week, two to
Lindberg & Lundgren and one to
John Erickson. .s -.x-.
Our spring styles in Prints and
Glnghams are catching. &C. w.
= Ed. Edlund has commenced the
erection OF a dwelling house on his
lot on the island, recently purchased
from Mr.. Grindelund What next?
Where is the cheapest meat mar
ket in town? At Albert Vines of
course.
- There has been considerable
work done cleaning up back yards
and alleys, but murh more remains
to be done. Let everybody clean up
this week.
Albert Vine. the butcher, will pay
the highest price for hides, pelts and
furS
Mr.. Giinden left for Minneapolis
on Monday, he having received a
telegram informing him OF the death
OF his daughter, young lady OF
about 20 years, we'll known in this
city.
+. f. Whitney sells wall paper at
Chicago prices, and has 1000 rolls
to select from.
- Mr.. q. c. Winchester returned
from the East on Monday. He at
tended the National Republican
League Convention in Cincinnati
and also visited his son who is at
tending Oberlin College, He says
that the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed in the convention.
If yot want some extra No. Flax
and Alillet seed go to F. Ferguson
- The atmosphere has been cold
since our last issue, and frosts have
occurred on several nights nipping
the tender grass, leaves and wheat
Some think that the wheat fields
have been injured by the frosts, but
Others are OF the contrary opinion
A few days will tell The wheathel
has now become warm again.
| have just received 5000 rolls oil
Wall Paper OF the very later and
most artistic designs, also a fine lot
oil borders to match. ] can give you
figures that will surprise YOU or
everything in the line of-house decor
alton. FRANK JERRUE.
Furniture Dealer
The annual meeting uf the Mar
shall and kittson counties Bible So
ciety was held in the Methodis
church last Sunday evening. Afte
Introductory remarks by the presi
dent, Mr.. A. Grindeland, Rev. s. q
Kaufman delivered the annual ad
dress. Short addresses were s,lst
made by Rev. j. A. Urnes OF the Nor
wegian Lutheran church and by j
p. Mattson. The minutes OF tn,
previous meeting and the treasurer
report were read by the secretar,
Mr.. j /. f. Ostrom. The officers elect
Ell for the. ensuing year are as fol
lows: ]. p Mattson, president; "
A. Case, secretary; E. F. Whitney
treasurer; directors: L. c. Ketcllam
X. j. Taralseth, Aug. Lundgren, D
A. Whitney, w. G. Taylor. The mex
annual meeting will be held in th
Presbyterian church the first Sunda,
in May 1892.