Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-08
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.


For a good clean shave or hail
cut go to Chaplin, the barber.
- Charles Sundberg, the good look
ing clerk at the store OF Mr.. Win
chester left Monday to take in the
sights in the twin cities.
The Scandinavian NJ. E. So
ciety will hold an auction sale anC
serve coffee and cake at Slee's hal
on the evening OF Sept. 18th. AL
are invited.
- We call attention to the notice
from the board of health relative &c
cleaningup as precautionary meas
ure against cholera. We may have
the dread disease among us sooner
than we are aware.
Mrs. H. G. Sturgis and son Lew
OF Oelvein, Iowa, arrived Saturday
morning for a few weeks visit at the
residence of l.. LambersOn. They
are old acquaintances OF the Lam
berson family from the time they
lived in Iowa.
John f. OstrOm was the victim
OF a painful accident on Monday
morning. While fixing an old binder
on his farm his right thumb got
caught in the sickle and a piece cut
OFF from the extremity removing the
greater part OF the nail. Moral for
Mr.. Ostrom: Never monkey with old
binders.
"A concert will be given in the NJ.
r. church next Saturday evening
(Sept. 1O) by the NJ. II. c. Co. 1t
will consist OF both vocal and instru-
mental music. The concert COM
pany is made up OF students from
the MINNESOTA State University and
will give q good entertainment. Ad-
mission so cents, children % cents.
Let everybody 90.
- Several good democrats of Mar
shall and kittson counties went
down to Crookston Monday to at
tend the democratic congressional
convention on Tuesday. Among
them were Mr. kelsO OF kittson Co..
who was smiling way up in his sleeve
over his prospects to secure tho
empty honor Of u democratic nOmi-
nation for congress.
r. W. Woodward showed us /,
sample of wheat threshe,l on his farm
Tuesday and to us it appeared to be
good wheat OF excellent color and a
plump, healthy berry. Mr.. Wood
ward said he had threshed a piece
that went 30 bushels to the acre but
that was an exceptional piece aud
the general average will be much less
He has two large steam threshers ut
work shelling out about 5000
bushels per day.
VIM. F. kelso, the bonanza
farmer OF kittson county was nomi-
nata6 fnp nnp.r i, tb;, ,l:,4,:4 l
democrats at their congressional
convention ut Crookston yesterday
OF course, Mr.. kelso has not the
least bit Of show to get there this
fall, the nomination being merely an
empty honor. He will, however, Get
n big alliance support in the north
ern counties and will cut into the
vote OF the populist candidate Mr.
Boen in great shape. He is as gooC
an alliance man as Boen is, and fa1
abler man too, but neither OF then
are built forcongress. ..-.
A very sad accident befell {
young man by the name OF William
Guthrie on Tuesday morning. Fl,
was employed at the threshing ma
chine OF Lundell 4 Skelstad then a
work at the Harris place east OF tn,
city, and i'll throwing off the belt, Iii
lett arm got caught in the belt as i
wound around the cylinder. Th
arm was fearfully lacerateG and til
flesh was torn completely off from
the arm at the elbow exposing th
bare bones. He was immediatel
brought to town On stretcher an
Doctors Wattam and MCCLELLAN wer
called to attend to his injuries whic
were found to be SO serious that
was necessary to amputate the arr
close to the shoulder. Mr.. Guthri
was afterwards taken to the El
wardh's Hotel where he will be take
care OF until he gets well. He is
fine appearing young man VIII
came here from Iowa in March, las,
His parents are both dead, and
has only a few acquaintances her
He worked for Mr.. Ketchum durin
the summer. The loss OF an arm
a great loss that can never be T.
plneed, and young Gothrie has tt
sympathy OF everyone Ill his mi
fortune,