Warren sheaf., 1892-11-17
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
- District court convcnes next
Monday.
j. p. Easton left for Duluth last
Saturday.
- Oscar Dahl left for Duluth on
Monday. He expects to spend the
winter there.
-E. E. Graham and family left for
Chicago on Friday last week and will
not return before next spring.
-MARRIED: At Warren, by Rev P.
o NJ. Samuelson on Nov. Is, 1892, Mr..
Andy Sunmark and Miss Mary
Strandmark.
j. G. Runquist, formerly a resi-
dent in this city, and for the past
few years section foreman ut Argyle,
has gone to st: Paul to reside in the
future.
Rev. 0. s. Werner will preach in
Vega next Sunday forenoon at 1890
and in the evening at 7:3O in War
ren. Thanksgiving service in this
city at 2p. m.
The democrats carried thena ton,
the republicans the state, and the
popnIists remain masters of the
court hOnse - all have something to
be thankful for.
The republicans will have a ma
Jorlty on Joint ballot in the next
legislature, and this insures the re-
election of Cushman X. Davis to the
United States senate.
Ihe vote on congressman in
tins district is very close and it will
take the official count to determine
who is elected. BOens chances are
considered the best.
- The SHEAF regrets very much
the defeat OF Judge Ira B. Mills. But
the people must be forgiven, for this
is a case where it is plain that they
did not know that they did.
ID. BARNARD, Dan Mascall and
Bert Slice went east on Wednesday
to hunt and when they returned on
Saturday they brought with them
three big deer as a result of the
chase.
Rev. O. S. Werner will conduct
confirmation class to meet at the
Swedish Lutheran church next Fri
day at 2 o'clock p NJ. All desiring
70 take tn" course are earnestly re-
qnested to attend from the begin
ing.
- When Donn-lly was here he in
vited the farmers to visit him at the
rNrcntlVe Office in the state capitol
but when the farmers 90 there they
wild find knnte occcupying the chair
instead of Donnelly, and we. are SIRE
he will treat them all very kindly
and courteOuSly.
That n few democrats when
they are feeling well can make a
good deal OF noise in the world. was
demonstrated to the satisfaction of
the citizens OF Warren on Tuesday
evening, when the democracy ratified
the election of Grover Cleveland.
- The Ladies' of the Swedish Evan
grlical Lutheran church will serve
supper ut Slee's hall on Tllanksgiy-
ing day. Supper will be ready at
6 O'Clock. After supper there will be
an auction sale OF a variety of arti-
cles made by the ltdies All are cor
dinlly invited to be present.
The different church orcanizn-
tions in Warren will have a Union
Service at the Presbyterian church
on Thanksgiving day commencing
at 1920 a. IN. The exercises will III
cIude short addresses by Mr.. w. e.
Powell, Mr.. Thos. F Stevens and one
or two other citizens. Good music
will also be furnished for the oc-
casion,
Warren Gilbert and his brother.
George returned Tuesday from a five
weeks exploring trip into tile Red
Lake Indian reservation. They
made Il thorough exploration OF the
country around the northern lake,
and for some distance along the sur
veyes line OF the Duluth and Mimi
peg read. Most OF the country. they
say, is bad and valuable only for
what pine it has, and forgame. The
Gilberts made the Journey a-foot,
anl carried on their backs their tent
md guns and provisions, which
made quite a heavy burden to carry.
The trip was II hazardous one, even
at this time OF the year, and was not
without it's hardships. Only men of
the daring and adventurous spirit.oi
1he Gliberts would undertake it.
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