Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-05-12
Illustrated Thursday night a
trip through the Yellowstone Park.

Illustrated Thursday night {
trip through the Yellowstone Park.
A new sewing machine for sal,
cheap. Inquire at the SsEAF office.
| Peter a. Dyrud and Louis Mel
SOL, both hustling Farmer boys O
! New Soluln, were in town this week.
j III. Macarthur has gone south
! for u few weeks to rest and recuper
ate His health has been poor for &
long time.
John p. Dahlquist returned
home last Friday from Minneapolis
where he has Just graduated from q
business college.
- A. Grindeland OF this city was
elected an alternate for s. G. Com
stock 30 the Minneapolis convention.
He wilt occupy Il prominent seat in
the dress circle, and will shout and
cheer whenever Blaine's or Harri-
SON names are mentioned.
II. M. Brown received q car OF
lumber this morning from Tacoma
on the Pacific coast. 1t consists oi
flooring, ceilings and the like of a
very fine quality, such us can not be
found in our home prodnct. 1t is
worth while to 90 down and take a
look at it.-Stephen Leader.
The young people OF the Ep.
worth League will hold an anniver-
sary service at the NJ. E. Church next
sunday, May 18th, ut eight o'clock.
ihe time will be devoted to music.
Rotations, and papers on the object
and work OF the League All are
cordially invited to be- present.
- Sheriff Kivel was ia town Mon
day feeling III as good spirits as ever.
He pleads guilty to the charge that
he will be willing to let the people
elect him sheriff again ii they insist
upon it. He says tn re are not many
republicans shouting for Office inthis
county but theWoods are all full OF
,sandi,lates for nomination on til
other tickets For exanlplt, there
are five would ike to serve the coun
tv rs treasurer, seven for register vi
deeds and twelve for sheriff kivel
has confidence in q victory for the
republican party here next fulI.-Ste-
phen Leader,
w. II. Edwards of Tracy, Mimi,
formerly editor and proprietor OF
the WARREN SHEAF, arrived in the
city on Monday TO inspect his old
camping grounds and attend to
mntters OF business. He is now the
editor OF the Tracy Republican, one
Of the leading newspapers in south
western Minnesota. His friends in
this city were glad to receive an OPP
poi,tunity to see him once more, and
few newspaper men are blessed with
as many friends as Mr.
Edwards had here. He spent
some time visiting with his sister,
Mrs A. =. Frank. Mr.. Edwards has
made the sale OF his business proper
.ty in this city to DR.. I. J. MCCLELLAN
for Il consideration Of $3.50.
- A dispatch from Crookston to
the Minneapolis .Jommnl says that
efforts are being made in that city
to Secure q change in the running
time OF trains on the st. Vincent
branch. The Crookston people want
tr;tins to departa att $ n. m and mr.
rive al x r. ~. so as to ;lccOlnmO-
latte {, few people along the line who
may want to 90 there TO make pul-
masses, thus enabling them to 10
heir business and return the next
lay. The cil;nge really would he
more fur the convenience and adj
vantage of Cronkston business men
llsll, angune else. We are un;tlter-
ably opposed to any such change in
the time table for various reasons.
It ne:tns that our mail from the
south would arrive two on. three
hours s.ter than at present, and the
hort time Intervening between the
up and down trains would make it
impossible for our people to answer
and attend to tlleil. business cores
D ,ntfence the same day. And the
f ,Wns farther north would he still
worse Oh than we wound BIZ should
the cl,angc he matle a petition
against The change hnslWnforWar,l-
q from t'iis ct .Hnd that in cnnliec-
fien with tlr, article that appeared
III lie Leather should in our opinion
be sufficient 20 XIII the proposition,
ibrt itseeisEs to be- alive yet.
.9itctiOl2 and S0cinzZe.