Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
Home and County News
j. A. SLEE buys furs.
Whitney leads in low prices.

- The county fathers were in ses
sion Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Attention is called to change in
the advertisement Of &C. Winchester
in this issue.
-L.Loughridge went south Tues
day after some more horses. See his
advertisement. So,
Observe change in the "ad' OF
Lewis Westman, proprietor. OF the
west side drugstore.
-Hyou want fine printing, come
to the SHEAF job rooms: We guar
antee to please you.
A bright-eyed. rosy-cheeked girl
OF regulation weight and fineness ar
rived at the home OF Aug. Lundgren
Saturday morning last week.
Rev. Frazer. the Presby terian
minister, will preach the Thanksgiv-
ing sermon in the NJ. +. church this
forenoon. All are cordially invited.
- Archie Smith, a wheat buyer at
Stephen, died a few days ago and
was buried Tuesday, under the au-
spices OF the Odd Fellows lodge, of
which he wns member.
john johnson and Emily Peal
strom were married at Grand Forks
last Saturday. Miss Pealstrom is
a daughter OF Peter Pealstrom, a
we'll to do farmer in town OF Vega.
The collector for the Roll Road
lands will be at the Depot at War
ren, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day Dec. 9TH, 9th and 7th, for the
purpose of receiving payments on
contracts.
The term of district court ended
sooner then was expected. Many
cases were continued, stricken from
calendar, settled or otherwise dispos-
ed OF OIL short order. The business
was finished up Thursday last week. !
MARRIED: BY Rev. o. $. Wer-
ner, at the residence of Axel Skog, i'm,
this city, Nov. Goth, 1898, Miss Hns
da Wassgren to Gust Lindstrand.
Many friends OF the happy young
couple extend hearty congratula-
tiOns. - s s..
The Ladies' Aid Society OF. the.
Presbyterian church will give an
Oyster and New England supper in
the building formerly occupied by
Anderson 4 Larson. Supper served
ut ep. Oysters, zoe; New Eng
land, 35c.
We have enough wood promised Us
on subscription to keep the office
WARM all witer, but it isn't coming in
very fast. Those who have prom
Used US wood should bring it in at
once, and not keep us waiting for it
until next summer.
Rev. o. S. Werner will preach his
second sermon on temperance next
Sunday evening at the Swedish
Luthcran church. All who can uu-
derstand the Swedish language
should come to hear what Rev. Wer-
ner has to say on this important
subject. --...
- Peter Nordlund, town OF Oak
Park: The people in our town have
seen the necessity OF drainage in
years past and last June they pur-
chased New Era grader and com.
menccd in dead earnest to grade the
reads and to make bitches. The
grader was kept in use all summer,
except a short time in harvest, and
as q result about nine miles OF road
and bitches were built in the town.
lThe people in Oak Park deserve
credit for their enterprise, and will
surely see good results from their
work, even next year. Ed.)
- Many are taking advantage of
our liberal offer to new and renewing
subscribers. Among those who
have called in person or by letter
and paid for the SHEAF are the fol-
lowing: August Peterson, Viking;
Peter Nordlund, Oak Park; Louis
+, Dalquist, Jadis, Kittson Co.: p.
B. Malberg, Excel; Bruce Stailberg,
Viking; John Johnson, Woodward
Farm; Il, j. Beardmore, of Polk
connty;S E. Mosher, Rice Lake;
John Sorenson, HELEN; John N.
Schie nnb Andrew Ostrand, Foldahl
Never have the people of Warren
been imposed upon by a theatrica
troupe t0such an extent before, a,
by tho Pete Peterson company
which gave performance in this ci
ty on Monday evening, and the elarg,
audience which had assembled t.
witness the opening and dedication
OF the new Opera House were mucl
fdisgusted. A few miserable songs
and some coarse tlird-class wit con
stituted the performance, and not
one in the company has any CLAIM
to possessing dramatic talent.
requires some genius to write sue
cessful play, bat Pete Peterson
might have been written by an idiot
At least We could not discover q sin