Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-29
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Whitney leads in low prices.

- Farmers sere putting in their
hest licks plowing these fine days.
- Mrs. w. W. Wood left for Du-
rand, Wis, on Monday, to visit with
her mother.
- Miss. Bertha Obcrg arrived from
Moorhead on Monday to visit with
her sister, Mrs. j. p. Mattson.
- Mrs. f. J. Whitney, mother of
f. +. Whitney, departed for Waba-
shn county on Monday to visit with
relatives
- Several thrrshin@ machines had
to suspend work for a few days be-
cause farmers were in no hurry
to thresh out of stack.
- Henry DAVIES, son OF the late
L. X. Davies, arrived from Spokane,
WASH, last week to settle up some
business matters of his fathers.
- When hauling wheat to market
this fall farmers see the necessity OF
better roads 1t is double work for
n team to draw load over a rough
road.
Warren Gilbert has sold out his
furniture store to Anderson & Lar.
son, a new firm that has lately come
to the city. We understand that
Mr. Gilbert's retirement from bust
ness is anly temporary, and that he
expects to remain here and go into
business Of some other kind.
- LevOr Olson, Of the town Of
Holt, WAS in town last week. He
used to be n neighbOr to Knute Mel
son, and says that he knows Mr..
Nelson to he a good man from his
own personal acquaintance with him,
the lies OF the populists and demo-
Gratis to the contrary, notwithstand-
ing.
-Mussey 4 Ware, the enterprising
publishers of The Press, Thief River
Falls, got out very nicely illustrat-
ed eight-page boom edition last week
telling all about the natural adyan-
tages OF the place and country tribu-
tnry. 1t costs money to get out a
paper like that, and we trust the cit
liens will appreciate the efforts OF the
publishers.
= Rev. NJ. Falk Gjertsen, OF Mime
npOlis, will deliver IL free lecture in
Warren, on Wednesday, October 7th
at , O'Clock in the afternoon, on the
subject, the Northmpn in America
All who have heard this eloquent
speaker know that the subject will he
handled in an interesting manner,
and all Srandinavians will find it; n
rich treat to listen to him.
Quite Aumier of the noble red
men have been employed Oh farms
here abonts during harvesting and
thrrShing. Most of them are good
looking yonng men OF splendid phys
ique. and are generally dressed as
whites, with the exception that near
ly all wear moccasins. They are said
to be good workers, and are as anX-
iOus to get 80 90 a 1nv as II white
man.
John kivrl, OF Warren, has tax
en- out a drny license in this city, and
last Tuesday appeared on our streets
vii II fine, latest improved lray and
baggage wagon, purchased at the
state lair grounds at cost $1S2
and warranted to carry FIVE tons
safely. Mr.. Kivel intends to make
buying and shipping wood and dead
ing in coal a leading feature OF his
business. He expects soon to move
his family here, and as soon as he is
released from the Office o. sheriff o.
Marshall county, he will he here tc
take charge Of his business. In the
meantime his brother, Richard, vii
tend TO the wants of the public
= The Press, Thief River Falls.
= Mr., j. g. Gillespie was in the city
last Saturday in the interest Of tn,
Marshall County Agricultural Socie
ty OF which he is the president. II,
expressed himself as being very muc}
srutied to meet with so much ell
couragement in Warren, and we un
derst,lnd our citizens were not back
ward at all in contributing OF thei
means to the success of the enter
prise. The fair will be held on tn
society's own grounds at Stephen OF
sept. Both and Oct. 1st. Many ney
and interesting failures have llcel
added for this year Let everyhod,
who has anything worthy OF being
placed on exhibition bring it to til
lair. The farmers OF Marshall coun
ty should feel a special interest il
The fair, and they will certainly b
very much benefited by meeting ther
to compare notes and imbibe lie,
IDEAS.