Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-05
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
= Mrs. W. Gilbert has been taken
sick with typhoid fever.
i. NJ. Ryan OF Argyle started for
the Worlds Fair last Thursday.
= Miss Ida Munson has been en-
gagged to teach term OF school in
Foldahl.
- Miss NJ, J. Humphrey took her
departure Monday for Chicago to
visit the Fair.
- The welcome rain came Satur-
day night and on Sunday rendering
the soil in good condition for plow-
ing.
County Superintendent Nelson
reports the arrival OF Il boy at his
home III New Solum, on Monday,
Sept. 25th.
The Marshall County Leader
last week published the premium list
of the county fair to be held in Ste
phen, Oct. u and 13.
- Mrs, Hugh McManus had the
misfortune TO break her left tforearm,
II little above the wrist, on Monday.
She slipped and fell on the wet steps
with above painful result.
A social gathering oi the Senior
l.. L. l.. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Hull Friday evening, Oct. g.
All members, or any who intend to
join, are cordially invited to attend
A farm house in Viking was Wis
tied by sneak thieves while the fam
lily was away, week before last, and
II suit OF clothes, q small SUM OF
money and several other articles CT
value stolen.
At a recent meeting ofthe Grand
Lodge of the Knights OF Honor, in
st. Paul, Dr.. &. S. Wattam, OF War
rem, was elected Grand Guide, ard
ii. W. Brown, of Argyle, was ap-
pointed on the committee on Laws
and Supervision"
i Rev. 0. S. Werner will hold SER
vice in the Swedish Lutheran church
next Sunday evening. Subject:
Temperance. All are cordially invit-
ed to be present. Will preach in the
church in Vega in the forenoon ana
conduct the funeral service ut P.
Pealstrom's s residence at 2 D. m.
Il "A. Fretz: The SHEAF was in
error week before last ilr stating
that no wfeaU graded No { .=iInrti IN
the Warren market. I can say for
myself that the greater percentage of
whent taken in at the Minnesota &
Dakota elevator, which | have
charge OF, has been graded No. 1
hard, and think there is DISPOSE
tion all around to be liberal in re-
gard to grades.
The Crookston weekly Times,
which by the way is one OF the larg-
est, newsiest and best papers pub
lished in the northwest, has reduced
its subscription price to $1.OO a
year i'll advance. The reduction is
not IL permanent one however und
the 81 90 rate only holds good to
those who subscribe before Dec. 1st,
After that time the subscription
price will be 81 80 as heretofore.
Judge l.. r. Lukin has had 1000
sheep shipped to him from Montana.
The sheep were unloaded from the
cars at East Grand Forks, and lriv-
EN- across The country to his farm
near Warren, where they are fatten-
ed on the stubble, and then shipped
to eastern markets. Judge Lukin
has purchased large numbers OF
Montana sheep every fall for a num-
Der OF years, and had them fattened
here i'll the manner stated above,
and he has male money by Ills
transactions.
John NJ. Halverson, the genial
and gentlemanIy salesman OF K. j.
Taralseth, got back last Friday from
old Norway where he has been on Il
visit during the summer. He re-
ports having had a very enjoyable
time while away meeting with old
friends and visiting interesting places
in the land Of his birth. He surpris.
ed his mother and friends by his re-
turn, and the aged mother criel
with JOY at seeing her son. Mr.. Hal
verson rounded North cape on q
steamer, saw the midnight sun, anC
brought back with him a trunk full
OF views, rocks, souvenirs and cur
iosities OF many kinds, that vii
ever serve hini us pleasant memen
tes OF his trip.
- DIED: Mrs. Anna Anderson
died at the residence OF Peter Peal
ctpnr, IN, Vno., 4