Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.
Weather continues beautiful.

Weather continues beautiful
~ Election will soon be verand
then al will hreathe easier.
- The town clerks were iii Tuesday
to receive the ballots from The county
auditor. &
Mr.. Frank Jerrue and daught
ers, Cora and Emma, left for Maple
Hill, Kansas, on Thursday OF last
week
Mrs. s. Cooke, who has been Wis.
iting for some time in Crookstonand
Grand Forks, returned home on
Friday.
DR.. L, ] McGllanand Mr.. Henry
the pharmacist, made {, trip to the
eastern part of the county the fore
part Of the week.
- Halvor STEVENSON will speak at
the Ole Sand school house, on the
Lower Snake, tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon ut / o'clock.
Geo. r. Roberts is the republic
an candidate for Judge OF probate. A
vote for him is a vote for IN honor
able man and Il competent man.
The Swedish. Lutherans OF Vega
had the pleasure aud satisfaction
last Sunday to meet for t he first time
Cor worship in their beautiful new
5hurch.
- Prof. H. c. Bailey Of Argyle is
be best qualified man for county
uperintendent OF schools. He is a
raduate OF the St Cloud Normal
Il school and Il teacher Of experience
Throw politics aside and cast your
'ote for Prof Bailey,
The ladies Of tile M. E. church
HNill give their annual Harvest Home
nd Oyster supper next Friday eve
4 ming, Nov. 4th, at Slices hall. Will
begin to servesupper at 6 o'clock.
Harvest Home Supper, Sd cents.
4 Oyster Supper so cents.
Lost: Two prommissory notes,
Spne note ON $40 and the other 1914
made payable to P. A. Ganberg and
signed by E w. Kalqyist OF Stephen
payable in one year. All parties are
hereby cautioned not to buy said
Eotes. Finder will please leave the
slme at this office.
e. Carl Hanson, OF New Solum, the
republican candidate for auditor. has
been unable to leave home for Tie
purpose OF making a personal can
vass of any part of the county. HI
: in the field, however, and wishes
~ friends to kindly remember him
n election Gay.
= Married on Saturday evening
Oct. 20, at the residence OF Ed Fran
on in this city, Miss Mary NJ. John
on to ASel Holmgren. The cere
inony was performed by Rev. sam.
uelson. The happy couple have tl1t
best wishes OF theirnumprous friends
and the SHEAF hnmbly adds its
blessing.
m Married: On Saturday evening
Oct. 29.t1S92, by Rev. O. s. Werner
y this city, Miss Amanda Josephine
2fofnquist to Andrew Gottfrie1
Erickson The many friends Of TIL,
ontracting parties. he SHEAF in
lnded, unite in wishing them count
9ss blessings in their journey
trough life together.
~ We have attempted to keep til,
olumns OF the SHEAF free from al
ersonal ahnsein the campaign nov
srhWing to q close. We do not be
u sevein tllat kind of warfare. w,
are willing toconcede honesty of puI
pose to every citizen, except tlletlem
aeogne, no matter how widely diver
gent may be our views.
v Horace W. Brown, the republic
an candidate for county attorney
has made an aggressive fight II
has spoken in nearly every schoc
housein the county and wherever h
has spoken lie has made friends. II
issthe regular nominee Of the party
aid there is nothing to show that i
used any dislonorable means to 81
cure the nomination His abilitie
rs q lawyer are not questioned, an
his services to republicanism in thi
campaign have been valuable an