Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-05-19
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
Whitney leads in low prices.

Shines given at the barber shop.
A new sewing machine for sale
cheap Inquire ut the SHEAF office
- Wheat is coming up nicely, that
which is planted. and enc can almost
hear the grass grow.
- The Warren school celebrated
Arhor day by appropriate exercises
asst Friday afternoon.
- Farmers III the eastern part O
the county are more fortunate this
year than their brethren in the west
ern portion, for their seeding is al
most done.
- The clo1'ls dispersed toward the
latter part OF last week. Saturday
was the first real nice day this spring,
and Sunday and Monday were de-
lightful. On Tuesday the clouds be-
gan to gather again and it rained in
the afternoon and in the night, and
also yesterday. Fields are too wet
again, and farmers in the western
part of the county had just commen-
ced seeding.
= The A. r. Gordon drug store
had q narrow escape from deStruc-
tion by fire on Tuesday night but
luckily the fire was put out before
any very great damage was done
The back part OF the store is par
titiOned Off into two rooms one be.
ing used for Il bed room by Mr. Ell
lngson the druggist, and the other
rs a ware house. The fire had start
Ell in some mysterious manner i'll the
ware house room and had Just begun
TO cut it's way into the bed room
and into the store when it was dis.
covered and the alarm was turned
in, which was about ten O'Clock
The brave fire lndiIies responded
promptly and though the night was
dark and everything wet and muddy,
the engine was soon in readiness,
and the fire put out before it made
much he taway. For !, time things
looked serious and many goods
were being removed into the stleal
and to other buildings. Some goods
were damaged by water The dam
age on building and stock is estims,-
ted at $3.50, covered by insurance.
Luther Furs was first to discover the
fire, no one being in the building at
the time. Many OF the firemen were
at the bail III progress at Edwardh's
hall, and went directly to the fire in
nj Il al, 4 Il
look quite SO handsome when they
returned.
A building boom has struck
Warren this summer and no mistake
about it either. And furthermore,
the buildings that are to be built in
the future will be OF the solid and
substantial kind, not like the fimsy
frame structures erected in years
gone by. The new bank is nearing
completion, and it is a beautiful,
substantial structure, an ornament
to the city j. A. Welander, the
leweler, talks of pntting up a two
story brick building, % X go, on the
site OF his present one. Iindberg &
Lundgren intend to build OF brick in
front OF their present warehouse, eX-
tending the same to the street, ana
will probably brick veneer theil. OLD
building. They talk also OF putting
up Il brick building on their lot lust
vest oi A. Giin1eland's office. And
Mr.. Grindeian;I himself woui,I feel
obscured between two imposing brick
walls with Il roof, build the front and
rearswail; and have complete brick
bnildiny. e. J. Johnson ami Herman
Dlund talk OF tearing down their OLD
store and saloon buildings and build
Il large two-stul.v brick e.!ifce, Witha
hall in the second sto.y. There is
$ .ilie tall of IL brick block on the
corner where once stood the Znerold
drug store Otto EdWaitlIl may
build afinerrsitsenceo, on his lots south
OF Mrs. Munsons II j, Bei,newitz
talks OF putting up Il $lO 900 brick
building on his corner &. G. Win
chester will build or, tile corner lot
where was the ice rink Carl Sven
ming is re-moaeiing his dwelIingltonse
Another flour mill is being i,g;tatpd
and may be i,nit this summer.
kl'nylnry X Lin,ifotl, will erect
BLACKSMITH siinp Wsstof McArthur's
ium'er yurd. II i. 'snl,len's build
ING is near!:.sr completion, and is a
credit 40 the city. X number Of
dwelling houses are being bniit in
different parts OF the city. New side