Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-26
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Intensely cold.
r. WFlanders went to Haliocl
on business yesterday
Attorney Bayrell Of Argyle wa!
in this city Tuesday.
Try sack of that Gem Graham
Hour at Southworth's.
Commissioner Hill started to
day On a visit to Becker Co. MINI.
H. L. Melgaard, of Argyle, wal
q passenger on the south boun(
train on Saturday.
- Mr.. A. H Sonthworth took Mrs
SOuthwDrth to Grand Forks to-la,
Tor mplical trentment.
A. r. Gordon took his departure
for St, Paul and other points or
Monday to be gone couple weeks.
- Herman Olnnd, the late demo
cratic candidate for sheriff, is lying
seriously i'll at the residence OF Ole
Swanson.
M. II. Novotny, editor of tn
Banner, spent Monday night in this
city, and the SHEAF acknowledges q
friendly call.
&C. f. Scarf, the popular land
lord OF the East Hotel ut Argyle
was in attendance at trial of tn.
liquor case in Warren on Tuesday.
First class all wool socks going at
10 cts per pair. All OF my winte,
stock must Ee sold regardless ofcost
l.. a. Slice.
- Miss Nellie Twombly left We'd
nesday on an extended visit to he,
home at Morris, Mimi. Her deqart-
IRE was sudden, owing to the sick.
ness OF her mother.
Married. 1T the home Of th.
brides parents, on Tuesday, Jan. q
1891 Rev. SIS. Farley Miss Tinni
Dundass, OF Argyle, Mimi, to Glen.
ent Williams, of Iroquois, s. Oak.
Attorney A. Z. Wilkinson oi
Crookston is n brick. He can tall
anarm of fellow without any effort
on his part, and can make more
specious arguments based upon air,
nothing than any man we ever saw.
- Thomas Topper took n run NJ,
from st. Paul last week toattrnd th,
funeral OF his grand child, an infant
child Of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Toppc,
OF Augsburg. He returned to st
Paul on Saturday accompanied by
Mrs. Topper.
The Attorney General has sent
back San Sorcnson's official bond
as County Treasurer unapprove,l
Tor serious detects in matter O.
form. 1t il said that Mr.. Sorensor
will not attempt to obtain anoth
er bond.-Alarshall Co. Banner.
NOW is the time to subscribe TO,
the SHEAr. the official paper OF tht
county, This weeks paper alone is
worth n whole years subscription
to any tax payer, and remember W,
give 32 good copies IL year, besides 4
premium paper, for only $3.50 i,
advance. Send in yOur names.
A. r. Gordon has sold out hi>
drug business to Prof W. B. Walters
We do not know =" hat other busincs.
Mr.. Gordon >cOntemplates t0 rnte1
into, bnt hope that he ard fnmi|,
will continue to b" residents of Wu,
ZEN. MIR. \. ID. Wynnt, who is an rx
perienceG pharmacists, will continu
in charge of the drugstore as hereto
fore, the new firm to be known n.
Walters and Wyunt. Both gentle
men are we'll and favDr.,b' v known te
the public, AMI need NJ further in
PRODUCTION.
A break in the cold weather.
much needed breathing spell, occur
ed on Thursday last week, and 10
severitl days the wcn nther was mil,
and spring-lilse. The SNOW melted il
sunny spots, and fires which ,h.,
been kept burning briskly for week
were allowed to- go down and out
Every body who could take II sleig
ride did so. Such days tend to shol
ten the winter and ! axe us al tet
better. Only Il few weeks more an
lovely spring will br here il, earnest
What u consolation that is!
The gentleman mentioned in ii.
following item in The Walsh Count
n. y Record is a well known citizt.
OF this county, his beautiful hu,n
being located on the Red river, i
the town of Big Woods, where !!
owns Il fine stock farm Of many hu:
dred acres. Mr. Parr has berl,
man OF much force Of character
his day, being also well read al
posted On current events:
Mr.. George Parr, S
well known III Cra
ton and the Red River Valley, HI;
been for some months in IN ;,ilin
state OF health, but some two week
ago, very serious symptoms presen
ed themselves in his case. Sever;
physicians were called in to see hin
but all concluded that there w;,s II
help Tor him. Rev a. Mcdonald /
this city was sent for hy Mr.. Pnl
and his fnmily, and last S,,turd;,,
the IA, he drove down to see ii
sick maj and found him very low il
deed. Although conscious, and to
great extent, exempt from pain,
was helpless ns MI infnnt child, an
quite unable to nrticulate IL wor,
As many OF lis flmily us live With
reach of the family house gatherf
around tlle sick-bed and nre mour
fully awaiting the inevitable. =