Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-01
The Palmer Farm.
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

City Charters for sale at this office
Fresh fish at Pihlstrom's every
Saturday.
= kirke Davies is clerkin@ Tor Ed.
Franson.
Don't forget to go to Taralseth's $
for good bargains.
Have you seen those cork sole
shoes at Winchestcrs?
Mems, ladies' misses and childrens
fine shoes at Fransons.
Do you need II carpet? Winclest-
or has just what you want
- The Board OF Comfy Commits
sioners will meet October 18th.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Tnralseth's brick store than ever
before.
- Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Brown left
Monday for Il pleasure and business
trip to Fargo and vicinity.
- Frank A. Mattson left yesterday
for Moorhead where he will attend
school ut the Hope Academy.
- Joseph A. Farnlam, OF Wiscon-
sin, arrived this morning to look
after his farm south west OF town.
\ nice assortment OF lap robes, dus-
tcrs, buggy aprons and saddles, lust
received and at bottom prices at II.
j. BcnnpwItz
- Mr.. f. Easton, OF Owatonna,
Mimi, arrived yesterday morning to
visit i'll the family Of his son, Post
master Easton.
- VIM. Erdman. OF Cr0okston. has
the contract for.the erection of the
fire engine house, and we are inform
ed TINT he will begin work ut once.
a. Grindcland har moltaect till
udlaan mod Sikkerhed i fast
Eiendom Penge, tilh0rende den
Forcnede Norsk-Lutlicrshe Kirke
af Amerika.
- The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will have their
annual election OF officers on Wednes-
day aftcrnoon, October 7th, at 3
O'Clock at the church
Mrs. HARNEs, Sec.
Ii you want to buy improved
farms or wild land, call on John Il.
Ostrom who has several good farms
for sale at Il bargHin-now is the
time to bug before the prices adj
vance. Don't delay.
The young people OF the Pres
bytcrian Sunday School will give a
''Bonnet and Necktic SociaF' at
Slce's Hall next Friday evening, Oct.
End. Each lady bring Il bonnet to
be trimmed ana each gentleman a
necktie to be Nude
: John a. Hardy, OF Kent Bridge,
Ontario, during his recent visit here,
sold his farm, situated about three
miles south OF the city, and consist
ing OF about 800 acres, to Mr.. r..
Wees. The farm is Il choice one, and
we learn that Mr.. Wees obtained it
ut very reasonable price.
= Scott Woodward, Of Traverse,
Michigan, of the late firm Of John
WOODWARD! & Son, arrived to this
city Saturday evening Just what
Mr.. Woodward intends to do we are
unable to state at this writing, but
we suspect that he vii! once more
mite his interests with his father.
who has been his partner, we learn,
for the past fourteen years.
II. }. BcnneWitz can sell YOU q
single buggy harness for SS 90 and
upward, and heavy team harness
for 22.OO and upward, SO you need
not send to Chicago. He can sell
You at Chicago prices. Call on him
and convince yourself that he keeps
u full and complete stock OF every.
thing in the shape Of harnesses and
horse furnishing goods.
- \ very pleasant reception wns
given to Judge Hull and his newly
married wife, ut Masonic hall, on Fri
dayevening, last week. A large num-
hcr OF friends and invited guests from
this city and from Argyle and else
where, were present to offer thereon
gratulatlons and best wishes to the
4 happy couple who were thus started
rejoicing on their way.
Judge I.akin has had shipped to
him from Fort Benton. Montana, by
Col. J. H. Rice, 2,74O head OF sheen
to be fatted here and then re-shippe.1
to eastern markets. 1t will be re.
membered tllat last year and also
tho year before. Judge Lakin bought
~ large number Of Montana sheer
and disposed OF them after being
fi,ttnd, at Il big profit to himself
Thejn'lge has a keen eye to business
aud no mistake.