Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-19
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
- See Powell & Larsons new ad.
Monday and Tuesday were love
iy days.
A. G. Setterhoim was in the ci
ty yesterday.
- Mrs. T. r. Craig has moved to
Grand Forks.
Oscar Dahl left for the Worlds
Fair on tuesday,
J.G. Brinkerhoff of Stephen was
in thu city Tuesday.
Nelson Burnside has bought the
house OF A. n. Jensen.
- Senator March arrived from
Minneapolis Tuesday.
Henry Davies left for Spokane,
WASH, l,tst Saturday.
A boy was born in the family OF
Louis Walin on Sunday morning.
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-Hwheat was worth rs cents a
buslel, there would.be Il great deal
more business done.
p. 4. Dalquist has engaged to
teach a term OF school in the south
ern pattof New Solum.~
- E. A. Erickson, one of town OF
Comstock's sturdy young men, has
our thanks for cash on subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Coply of Mitch
elville. Iowa, have been here visiting
the family of d. Bernard. Mrs. Coply
is Mr.. Bernards sister.
-Appollos Searl OF Fonlu Lac Wis.
has been here visiting his uncle A. H.
Searl and other relatives. He re-
turned home yesterday.
The price OF wheat is n great
disappointment. Monday it
dropped to 45 cts. for No. l hard,
but raised cent next day.
20. Erickson, an old and trusted
employe at the mill and Iver War
vik. n young farmer OF Vega, have
joined the growing SHEAF army.
Justice Keenan, united in mar
riagc Alfred Lindquist and Tildn
Nelson. both OF this county, at the.
st. James Hotel, Warren, on the
18th inst.
M. A. Stockland, one OF town OF
Oak Parks intelligent and progress
I've farmers, was in the city last Sat
urday. He remembered the SHEAF
with a pleasant and profitable call.
Tile SHEAF building has been
placed on Il solid brick foundation
and undergone other repairs, the
work being done by P. J. Nylanl, the
carpenter and contractor, and SkooS
4 Larson, the masons.
Frank A. Mattson, hitherto fore
man in tlIe SHEAF office, has changed
his occupation for ~ willie, ard gone
to New Solum to teach the young
idea how toshoot. Should the SHEAF
deteriorate in typographical appear
ance it is owing to his absence.
Lewis Larson, of the firm Powell
K Larson, mas invented and patented
heating stove, which promises to
be II blessing to the inhabitants OF
cold climates, where fuel is high In
his invention, Mr.. Larson has aimed
to secure the greatest amount OF
heat from the fuel consumed. A.
round the fire-box are arranged a Sc
ries OF double tubes, the inner ones
extending from the base to the top,
open ut both ends, the the lower end
being funnel shaped. These tubes
nre for the circulation of air, Which
enters at the base and rises as it be-
comes heated: The outer tubes ell
circle the inner ones, and the space
between them is for the passage OF
fire and smoke, these communicat-
ing with the fire-box. Hence the in
ner tubes will be surrounded by fire
nnd smoke, causing the air inside to
be heated and to circulate rapidly.
: The principle is to heat by rapid cir
culntiOn rather thau by radiation.
There is no doubt OF the stove being
apowerful heater, and that it will O.
conomize fuel Mr.. Larson is max
ing arrangements to get the stoves
manufactured and placed on the mar
ket. He undoubtedly hns {, valuable
invention, which we hope will prove
agood thing for him.