Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-29

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- Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Topper, OF
Augsburg, came down for Il short
visit ON Monday.
- Frank RydberG, II sturdy young
farmer OF Excel, was in town on bus
mess this week.
Congressman John Lind will
speak in Warren on Columbus Day,
Oct. DIST, in the evening.
d. W. Lawler. the democratic
candidate for governor, will speak in
Warren, on Oct. 7th, at one p. m.
John G.. Rue, one Of our enter
priSing young farmers in Warrenton.
reports a yield of 24H bush. per acre.
For SAFE: One span mnles, four
working oxen, and f;nm machinery,
: miles south west OF Warren.
J. TAYLOR.
John J. Berg. II prominent farn-
er of Excel. WAS in town yesterday
and reports everything 0. X. out
his way.
The Ladies' Of the NJ. +. Church
will serve ice cream and cake I'll u
tent east OF Mr. Whitney's drug
store next Tuesday afternoon. ,
Mr.. +. S. Coon, OF Saratoga,
Neb., II brother Of Mrs. l.. Raffety,
spent a week here visiting. lie re-
turned home on Tuesday.
- Miss Emile Howe, OF MimeaDo-
lis, niece OF Otto Hou%, OF Foldal,
returned home yesterday, afterauex-
tended visit here for her health.
- Herman Stockenstrom and ID.
F. Reese, two popular scandinavian
speakers, will addre IS the people OF
Marshall county ut the county fairin
Stephen on Oct. list. .-
- 1t is reported that knute Nelson
is to close the campaign in this conn
-ty by II speech at Argyle on the day
before election. More definite am
nonucements will he made later.
- The Women's Foreign Nlissiona-
ry Society OF the Presbyterian church
will give Japanese Missionary Tea
at the home OF Mrs. Lamferson. on
Friday eve, Sept. both. Price: 25 ct.
All are cordially invited.
- LOST: About Sept. 10, near And.
Lodoen's blacksmith shop, Warren,
Il purse containing two ten-dollar
bills and some silver coin. Finder
will please return to Martin Peterson,
Vega, or leave ut SHFAF office.
II. 0. Sustad spent several days
in town this week, Interviewing cid
friends, and working up the grain
commission business in which he is
engaged at Minneapolis and Duinth.
Farmers who want to ship their
wheat themselves will find the firm ot
Sustad Bros, a reliable one TO do
businesses with.
- The city schools are making ar
rannements for All elaborate ceIr-
bration OF Columbus Day on Oct.
2lst. The day is made :, national
holiday ly act OF congress People
who live in communities where no
celebra tions are held are cordially
invited to join the Wrrren p., ,ople in
observing the day. Congressman
John Lind speaks in the evening.
= Anderson & Larson, successor
to ". Gilbert in the furniture bus,
ness, make their introductory am
nonncement to the puplic in this
week. iSsne The gentlemen COM
posing the firm are A. NJ. Anderson
land NJ. Larson, and both are exper-
fenced men in that line OF trade.
They have stores at ST. Paul and at
i1enning, Mimi. Mr.. "A. nj. An,ler-
son will have personal supervision OF
the store here and will be ready at
all times TO SUPPLY our people with
! first class furniture.
/ EliassOn & Skjelstad, who have
run !. threslling machine around here,
had trouble with their men, about
fifteen in number. yesterday. II
seems that tho operators OF the MA.
chine collected the threslling billsbut
f,tilelnn'l even refused to- pay The
men who had been working for them
Most OF them had wages coming fol
adont three weeks No one car
blame the laborers for being hol
when they are cheated ont nf tIlei
just dues. Several parties in tow
are reported to be losers also on sal,
] firm in various amounts,