Warren sheaf., 1892-12-01

ln0S. SISer has bought the
sheep ranch of Mr.. Fullerton, in Kitt-
son county.
Thanksgiving brought plenty OF
snow, which commenced falling dur
ing the night and all day Friday.
Sleighing is good.
The SHEAF wants wood on
subscription. Bring us some popple
poles, or anything that will burn. 1t
will be rs good as gold to us.
- Miss Annie Levek, who has been
staying at Mr.. +. C. Hickmans, de
parted for st. Paul on Friday, to
live for while with her mother.
DIR. MCCLELLAN says that Mr.. Lof-
tus, near Red River, who was so
seriously injured by the discharge of
a gun, is improving right along.
The supper and auction sale at
Slee's hall on Thanksgiving eve net
ted the Ladies' Society of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church a little over
one hundred dollars.
Why sit beside a poor stove and
shiver and freeze until your teeth
chatter, when you can get an ele
CANT coal or wood heater so cheap
at Powell 4 Lurson's.
There seems to be n general
wheat blockade all over the North
west. In spite OF low prices wheat is
coming in so fast that the elevators
and railroads can not handle tex
cept atcompeting points. A number of
cars were set off at Warren on Tues
day, relieving our elevators to some
extent.
"A District convention of the Ed
worth League (CrOokston district)
will be held at Crookston, Minn.,
Thursday evening and Friday, Dec.
lst and End. DR. Knox, President
OF Red River Valley University, will
deliver his popular lecture, "Do and
Don't,' before the convention on
Friday evening. All members of the
League are delegates and will be
welcomed at the convention.
The Red River Presbytery will
hold q Sabbath School Institute
at Warren, i'll the Presbyterian
church, on Dec. 2, > and +. An inter-
"sting program has been prepared
1or the occasion, and among those
who are to read papers before the
Institute are Mr.. and Mrs. W. r,
Powell, OF this city, and Mr.. A. p.
Frank. The Attendance at the In
'stitute promises to be large, and the
committee on entertainment have
their hands full to find room for the
many guests.
All subscribers who are behind
on their subscription to the SHEAF,
for Il year or more, are hereby earn
cstiy requested to pay up at once, as
we are in great need nf the money.
The year 1892 has been a lean one
Tor the SHEAF as we'll as for many
Others, and we need every cent that
is due us, in order to meet our obli-
CATIONS. The SHEAF dislikes to
press any OF its patrons for money,
but necessity compels us to insist
upon it this time.
- Every dollar you pay to the
printer comes back to you in adver.
tising your town, your business and
your surroundings. Don't send Il
job from town when the printers here
can do it, for the money sent away
brings back no returns, while the mon.
ey spent at home is kept in circuia.
ton, and the printer Spends his in
improving his paper, collecting loca
news, increasing the circulation q
his paper. Thus the money YOU pay
to him comes back to- yourself il
bpnefiting your business and build
ing up your surroundings Red LAX,
Falls News.
- Mrs. Taylor wishes to expires.
her thanks to the friends who Sc
kindly and generously remembered
her by presenting to her a oilvercnk,
basket and butter dish on the eve o
her departure from Warren. Sh,
wishes them to know that she nppre
ciates the gift, and is very mucl
pleased with it. She and the chill
'lren arrived in Hillsboro, N. D
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock
and found their house al ready TO
them, carpets down, stoves up, an,
supper ready. which WAS the resul
of the efforts Of her husband. Mr.. w
{. Taylor, OF Chat place. The fami
ly is now pleasantly and comfort,,
bly, situated for the winter.
If you want a nice suit Of clothes
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