Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-12
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.
Miss Ida White, OF Angus visited
friends in town Tuesday. i

friends in town Tuesday.
- Aoel Garborg took his depart
ure for the Worlds Fair on Satur-
day last.
= - WANTED: \ girl for general
housework. Apply at the residence
OF w. B. Walter.
- Miss Lizzie Case and Miss Mag
gle Loughridge departed for Chicago
on Monday to do the Worlds Fair
together.
A good advice, gratuitously
given: Subscribe for the WARREN
SHEAF-on'y 81 90 from now to Jan.
l, 1895.
- Walter Hudson, who has been
teaching school in the eastern part
OF the county returned to the city
this week.
- Service will be held in the Nor
weSian Lutheran church next Sun.
day at II O'Clock, u. m., by Rev. n.
A. Stubkpr, OF Plano, ILL.,.
- The ladies OF the NJ. E. church
will serve Il game dinner, 6 O'Clock.
Friday evening, Oct. 13. at Slee's
hail. Dinner 25 cents, .. --....
- Grand Forks College begins the
school year next Monday, and pres
ident Grindeland is booked for an
address on that occasion.
- NelsC. Hustled, one of our enter
prising young farmers, stepped into
the office Friday and took advant-
age Of our liberal cash in advance Of
fer to subscribers
- The Scandinavian Methodist So
ciety will hold an auction sale and
serve coffee and cake at SIee's hall on
Saturday evening, Sept. %. All are
cordially invited.
John Holm, one OF town OF
Comstock's good and substantial
farmers, dropped into the SHAAF Of
flee last Thursday, and made the
heart OF the printer glad.
MARRIED: At the Swedish Luth-
eran parsonage, by Rev. D. S. Wer-
ner, on Saturday forenoon, Oct. Z,
1898, Miss Tilda Anderson to Carl
a. Seyerin. both of this county.
Rev. S. S, Farley returned yes
terday from the Methodist confer
ence in Minneapolis. He has receiv-
ed an appointment to Monteveido
MINI. The new man assigned to
Warren is a Rev. c. B. Brecount.
- Mr., P. Frost Sp;,ulding and fam
lily departed for their homei in Pough-
keepsie, N. 7. on Monday, this week
They have spent u pleasant summer
on their bonanza farm, and the two
gentlemanly sons, especially, have
seemed delighted with western life.
bly, Shaw returned Tuesday
from Barnesyille where lie took his
examination in telegraphy. He re-
ports every thing all o. X. in every
respect, and he is now competent OF
taking charge OF any railroad office
on the road He will relieve Miss
McAvoy, OF Angus, while on her
leave to visit the Worlds Fair.
- Fred Anderson, who moved to
this place from Minneapolis a couple
months ago, has opened up a first.
class laundry on the west side, where
he will be at the service of the people
OF Warren and vicinity. Satisfacto.
ry work guaranteed at reasonable
prices. See advertisement in this
issue.
= B. Hennum has sold his black.
smith shop to G. j. Klingborg and
will remove with his family about
the first of next month to Goodlut
county, to engage in other business
Poor health compels him to leave
Z the blacksmith's trade. He is an ole
resident OF Warren and IL good citi
zen and we regret to see him and
family leave
l. 4
yield the prospects are very slim fol
farmers to get out OF debt this year
1t can not be done. Most of us arr
in too deep for that. But it is th,
duty OF everybody in debt to pay al
, far as they can, and it is also the du
ty of creditors in times like these tt
be as lenient as possible. Let al
makeup their minds to pay up littl
bills that they may be owing her
/ and there. Neglect in paying smal
bills causes more hardship than tn
lack OF promptness in paying tn
larger ones. Pay your merchan
!, WHO has carried you al summer an,
perhaps longer, supplying you wit
groceries and other necessities. Til
wholesale houses have shut down d
him and he can get no goods with
out paying cash for the same; henc
he is crowded hard, and will b
crowded to the wall unless his custc
4 mers come to his rescue by payin
up soon. The blacksmith, the doc
tor, the printer, and others who hav
II small accounts outstanding, need t