Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-12-29
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SHEAF Office.
DR.. Brown, the dentist is spend
ing the holidays in Minneapolis. .
The W. {. II. U. will meet with
Mrs. W. Gilbert on Thursday, Jams,
at 3 T. NJ.
- Mrs. Oscar Holcomb and dauch-
ter are visiting friends in Crookston
this week.
- Nels J. Johnson came up from
Crookston to spend the holidays with
his parents.
- Our old friend MIR. Haakinson,
OF Oak Park gave the SHEAr a friend
ly call last week.
Mrs ]. P, Easton left for Owatonna
Mimi on Thursday last week, to
make II holiday visit.
- A. Lindrot, the blacksmith, LETT
Monday for Il visit in Becker county,
Wnere he used to live.
Mr.. S. p. Robertson who has
been visiting friends in Wanger de-
parted for his home in Fargo N. D.
last Tuesday.
The Scandinavian Good Templar
Lodge NO. 'Thor'' will meet every
Sunday at 2 o'clock p, m, at G. A.
Nelson's residence.
- The Bank OF Warren is present.
ing its patrons with a very neat and
attractive calendar for 1893 with
their cOmplimental.
The editor went to Chicago on
business on Monday, and all irregu-
larlties, mistakes, etc, must be
charged to the d.
First class all wool socks going at
10 cts per pair. All OF my winter
stock must be sold regardless ofcost.
l.. A. SLEE.
- Miss Tena Howe will be found
in the Whitney Block from this time
on, and she will be pleased to have
all wishing to have sewing done to
give her a call.
- Mr.. Bert Hennum left on Thurs
day last week for Wanamingo,
Goodhue Co., Mimi, to spend Christ
mas with his wife who is visiting with
her folks there. Mr.. Hennum will re-
tnrn after the holidays but Mrs. Hen
mum will continue her visit until
spring.
The members of the L. T. L. dis
tribnted toys, fruitsand confectionery
to the children Of this city whose
parents were not able to provide
presents for them. May the mem
bers OF the l.. T. l.. feel fully repaid
for their part in trying TO make 9th
ers happy and cheering those little
hearts.
"lnasmuch as ye have done it un-
to one OF the least of these my broth
ers yc have done it unto me.''
-Olof Larson, who lives south of
Viking in Polk county, sold to Mr..
Barnes the butcher, last week, a hog
which weighed dressed 47O pounds.
And yet there are people WHO say
that this is no country for raising
hogs! Mr.. Larson says that he
could easily have made this specimen
tip the scales at 500 lbs by a little
additional feeding.
A drainage convention is called
to be held in Stephen next Friday
Dec. 3Oth. Every township in the
county is requested tnsend delegates.
There are towns in this county where
the crops have been nearly Il total
failure this year just because we lack
good and completes system OF drain
age. The time is now ripe eforactiop
The farmers will find the business
men OF the villages and towns work
ing hand in hand with them to have
something accomplished in that di.
rection.
Ser ytor l.. G.. Wood started for
St. Paul, on Thursday last week to
look over the field and be on hand
promptly at the legislative session
The Slleaf is informed that the sen
ator will himself introduce several
important bills at the session. A mong
them being bill to regulate rail-
roads and onefor the election Of pres
idential electors bycongressional dis
tricts accordingto the Michigan plan
He expresse himself as being very
hopefulfor thepassage OF somewhole.
some legislation at this session and
thinks that the republicans generally
will be found to do some tllinyfo Tx
p opie.