Warren sheaf., 1892-08-25
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

Mr.. a. l.. Palmer, OF Indepen,l
ence, Iowa, arrived Saturday.
- Don't forget to notice change il
Taralseth,s ad this week. a...-.
Attorney Wilkinson of Crooks
ton was in the city Saturday.
The Hessinn fly is reported tc
have damaged the grain in some 10
entities.
= T.. j. Highwor,len has sold out
his barber shop to b. Chaplin OF
CrOOkston.
y Vim. n. Box returned from the
fnclf1c coast yesterday looking hale
and henrty rs ever.
- Mrs. John f. Ostrom and Mrs
John Lindberg left Tuesday for a
visit in Carver county, Minn.
- ANel SkOg has commenced to
pull down his house and upon it's rr,-
ins he will build larger and better
one. And thus the boom goes on,
- The Windsor hotel has been re-
painted. The name, The Windsor,
has been painted in large letters
across the whole front making an
attractive sign.
- The ladies' OF the NJ. F.. church
will serve n Lawn Tea ut the resi-
dencp OF Mrs. ". W. Wood Friday,
August 26th, ut o'clock sharp.
Tickets % cents.
liver Btrlum who is now q resi-
dent OF the Worlds Fair city was
among the arrivals on Tuesday
morning. He has host of friends in
this city md county who are glad to
see him. He returns in a few days.
A republican club was organized
at Argyle last Saturday. The club
now numbers 4S members. It's Of
ticers are: II. l.. Melgnard, president;
Charles n. NORM, vice president;
Thos. Morck, secretary; d. Robert
son, treasurer.
County Superintendent Wyant
conducted an examination for teach
ers here on Tuesday and Wednesday
this week. Only three applicants
presented themselves for examina-
tion,and they were Mary Loughri,lge,
Fanny Stevens and Ida Munson.
We nre having glorious harvest
weather this week. Many will be
through cutting this week and next
week viii see all the grain in shock
The crop will be n light one both as
to acreage and yield compared with
Inst year, but it is thought the quail
ity will he good.
Edward O. Halsa came in
from Holt on Saturday to
find work in the harvest fields. He
reports crops fairly good in Holt and
especially what was early sown.
Lightning struck the house of Chris.
Sor'nve on Wednesday last week
shattering the roof and killing the
dog. Ole Hnlsn has put up So
londs OF hny this season.
The Republican ratification
meeting that was to have been held
last Friday evening WAS adjourned
on account of rain to Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. 9th, when all are cordi::
ally invited to be present to hear the
political issues of the day discussed.
HID it not been for the rain there
would have been a large gathering
on Friday night. Republican en-
thnsiasm il growing.
The citizens of Warren and vi
entity are most cordially invited to
meet ut E'lwnrlh's hall in the city
OF Warren on Friday evening, Aug.
2bth, for tn" purpose Of rlecting ten
delegates to the international Reel
procity Conference to he held at the
city OF Grand Forks, N. d., on the
lst and End OF September 1892. Let
all who IRE interested in reciprocity
he present ut the meeting.
The experience lat fall taught
many OF the farmers that the safest
way is tG stack their grain as soon
utter it IA cut AS possible. Do not
rely too much upon the weather nor
upon the promises OF the thrpshers,
for YOU may get caught same as YOU
did then. Put up good stacks that
Will Keep out The wafer and your
wheat will br nice and dry when you
come to thresh anil it will look bet
ter and grade better than il thresh+,l
out Of the shock.
Judge Ross has built himself a
good sul,stantial residence at the
corner OF Ross and Fourth streets
The interior is we'll planned and ar
ranged withn view to and co,
venience, one ndmirablpfaaturp being
that parlor, sitting aud dining rou,l
may all be thrown into one llrg.
room by opening swinging doors
Mr.. Ross has taken great pains tt
hive it built warm for winter use, 81
to speak. vi point that i4 often over
looked when building in this country
A couple of peddlers have bepl
working this part Of the country til,
pnst week selling bundles OF dr.,
goods and we are sorry to state th;i
they seem to have been very sue
cesafni IN cntching suckers. Farmer
will possibly never learn that stui
hnught that way is nearly alway
worthless. This particular schenI
has the credit Of being the biggps
fake on the road and farmers vii,
have bit could nave snve.l ut lpos
one half their money by buying ii,
s,.me bundle of goods from thei
home merchants. st. Hilaire Spec
tator,