Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-28
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Whitney leads i'll low prices.

g. attend the state convention.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vine, Of Crooks
ton, were i'll the city yesterday.
- Fred Flanders advcrtises mon
ry to loan at low rates in this issue
- Mr.. FretZ expects to leave for Il
month's visit in Ontario in a day or
two.
- Mr.. Enston, the venerable father
Of postmaster Enston, is here OH a
visit.
The showers come a little too
Frequent to make good haying
weather.
- Mine host Rasmussen of the
West, Stephen, took in the sights Ct
Warren ON Tuesday.
- Miss Frcdu Samueson closed Il
two months term in district No. 81
i'll tomstock on Monday.
A Grand Concert in the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow (t'riday)
night. See program in this issue.
- Ole Olson has returned to Hnw-
ley to open up the new bank inwhich
he and he Bank OF Warren are in
tcgrstcd.
- Rev. O. S. Werner will deliver a
lecture i'll the Swedish Lutheran
church on Wednesday evening, Au-
gust :;rd.
- q. S. Wnttam, G. e. Winchester
4 ~, l,l 1,It
attend he republican state conven-
tiun at st. Punl.
- Mrs. f. NJ. Baldwin, of Bing-
hamton, n. Y, is here visiting her
brothers F. E. and ID. a. Whitney
\ son and Il daughter accompany
her.
- The republican state convention
meets in st. Panl to-day to nomi-
nate the next governor of MinnesO-
ia, and lIls name will be knute Mel
son.
&C. Il. Lundquist, Taralseth's s
popular clerk, has returned to his
post. having had II week OFF for visit
ing friends at Ada. CrOokston and
elsewhere.
- Remember Rev. Veale's lecture
in the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening. Subject: "What
saw out vest A rich literary
treat for all. Don't miss it!
- The SHEAF acknowledges a
pleasant call from W. d. Packard,
the publisher OF the Leader, while
here taking in. or being taken in, by
the Democratic county convention.
- Mr.. Brown, the taXidermist,
came in from the Lake OF the Woods
country last week. He SAYS that
fishing for sturgeon is q great in.
dusty at Lake OF the Woods and
other large lakes on the boundary.
- All crops have had a wonderful
growth during til" past couple OF
weeks Wheat is headed ont nicely
and is filling we'll. All that was
Sown early promises an excellent
crop, but late sOwn grain does not
look SO good.
- Rev. O. S. Werner was installed
rs pastor in the Swedish Lutheran
congregation in this clty yesterday
evening. by Rev. p. Sjoblom, of Fer.
gus Falls, president OF the Minnesota
conference, assisted by u number ol
other ministers. e..
- The name of Prof. H. C. Bailey
for superintendent of schools, WAS
presented to the democratic county
convention, but his friends Withdrew
his name before Il ballot Was taken,
because they perceived that rs the
slate WAS made up the convention
had no use for him.
- Rev. c. F. Sharpe of Fergus
Falls. Presiding Elder OF the Fergus
Fails district, will preach in the
Methodist church next Sabbath
morning and evening. The commur,-
ion service will follow the morning
s'hnon. The 4tll quarterly confer
encc will be held Saturday evening
at 8 O'Clock at the church
Mr. p. +. Spaulliug, Of Pongh-
kecpsie, n. T.. arrived last week to
see how the crops were getting along
ON his bonanza farm. He left his
family at A!exanGri;,, Mimi, to seek
pleasure at he lakes. Mr.. Spauld
ing will re- Join them for IL couple O
weeks and then all will come to War
rem to stay until after harvest Mr.
Spauldng is Il most genial man anl
the prince Of good fellows 1t is al
ways IL pleasure to take a drive Will
him, viewing his extensive and well
TILED farrs and inspecting the man,
fine and commodious farm buildings
thereon The crops Oh the farm thi
year look magnificent.
= A large number Of Warren peo
pie drove out to the farm home o
the Royems on Sunday last for til,
purpose of having q good time, and
very good time they had, so they nj
say. Mrs. Royem had not been in
formed beforehand of the coming o
the visitors, but that did not pre-
vent her from entertaining her nnin
vited guests in grand style as is Gus
tomary with her. The day wa
pleasant and everybody was in til,
best of spirits. The Royem home i
beautifully situated by an nrtificii,
grove and surrounded by shrnbl,ery
and day spent there in such geni;
company can not help but be invia
Grating.