Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-24
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

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C. II. Olund went south last week
Give thanks unto the Lord fol
he is good, and his mercy enduretl
for ever.
= Union Thanksgiving service to.
day at 1870 a. m. in the Presbyter
ian Church.
: The parents Of County Treas
urer Holm are visiting with him
The live at Roseau.
= Services will be held at Slices
hall, Nov, 2Ssh at 1880 pm. by Rev
A. knutson OF ST. Paul.
= Thirty seven took out their sec
ond papers at this term OF court,
and are now full Pledged citizens.
= The Ladies' Society OF the Sean
dinavian Methodist church will serve
coffee and cake and hold an auction
sale at Slee's hall on the evening Of
Dec. II. All are cordially invited.
H. E. Wilson and wife of Argyle,
were in the city last week and pur-
chased some residence lots in Red
Lake Rapids and expects to erect
a residence next season.-Thief River
Falls Press.
= The regular meeting Of the w.
G.. T. q. will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Chaplin, Thursday, Recember /,
at 3 clock p. m. A cordial inyi.
tation is extended to ALI,interested
in temperance.
= County Superintendent a. D.
WANT will not be without useful
employment when his present term
OF Office expires. He is an experience
ed pharmacist and he has within the
last few days accepted the position
OF druggist in the AR. Gordon drug
store OF this city. He has already
moved his family to Warren from
Argyle, and has commenced his work
here. The SHEAF welcomes Mr.. Wy
ant and family to this city and hop
es that their residence here may be
both pleasant and profitable.
- Two mis- guided over zeal
ons popu!ist friends. one OF town
OF Viking and the other from Polk
county, felt 50 much grieved and
disappointed at the defeat Of their
pet idol. Ignatius Donnelly. for gov
ernor OF this state, that the other
day when in town they determined
to take revenge upon the innocenr
sHEAF by disseminating their sub
scrirtions to the paper, just as II the
SREaa was the sole cause OF the in
glorious defeat OF Donnelly. The
SHsAF has honestly, fairly and can
dlly, according to the best light at
its command, presented the political
issues OF this campaign from Il re-
publican standpoint, without fear or
favor, because we thought they were
right. We have not Intentionally
Wronged anyone, and we grant 10
everybody the right to differ with us
politically and otherwise, and we re-
serve the same right for ourselves.
But that must be poor case which
can not bear to have light shedupon
it from the opposite side-Which does
not bear honest investigation and
discussion. Our friends are carrying
their prejndices too far, and when
the scales fall theii. eyesscales
that probably have been put there
by such demagogic andfsocialistic
sheets as the Great West, Nordmand-
Ell aud Red River Dalell-thell they
will wonder what it WAS that ran
away with their better Judgment.
Because the SHEAF has not seen tit
to espousa the cause Of Donnelly and
his PAL ty, il by no means follows
that We are opposed to measures
that will benefit the farmers. We
Hold that rllese are two seperate
things. Some OF the best peoples
party men aid newspapers couldnot
swallow Dolnelly TIE sHEAF is ls
tmnch Interested in promoting thu
welfare and prosperity of the agri
cultural classes as any one can be
We can infpinl our friends that
faltlioush we are sorry to lose chen
to the SAE.sF army, still four ney
Subscribers enlisted OH Tint yer,
I.di'.yso though some ft,;,y come an.
some may go, the SHEAF goes q
forever. and viii continue during til
coming .yes.i' to lie the l,ewsiest
.sbfislltest'lnsi Lest ps,I,e, p,,blisiie,
\ in Alslrsllil count
iss