Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-14
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whitney leads in low prices.


- ". p. Brown, the dentist, cam
up Tuesday to shoot prairie chick
ems.
-L.C G. ketcham, wife and chill
dren, returned from the Fair on Fri
day last.
The Hewett Musettes played
here in the new Opera House on Mon
day evening.
Our Big Woods correspondent,
gives some good suggestions about
making our homes happy.
A run Of typhoid fever is report.
eel in the country between Angus
and Euclid, attributed to bad water
= Mr.. ind Mrs. G. c, Winchester
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Powell left
left on Monday to visit the Worlds
Fair.
=. A. Fretz got back to town
Monday and has taken cl,rge of the
minnesota / Dakota elevator
again. f4.
Look out for prairie fires this
dry weather. Every farmer ought
to guard and protect his property
well by plowing around the same.
George Bernard, who never was
known to miss a prairie chicken Mt
which he aimed, has the thanks OF
the SHEAF household for three fat
birds.
When wheat goes down the in
formation is sent here by telegraph,
out when the price goes up then no.
ice 's scnt on Il postal card. Won
der Il that Is scheme?
The SHEAF must have settle
mcnt with every delinquent subscri-
ber this fall. We can not afford tn
discontinue the paper to anyone
without getting our pay.
Deputy State Examiner West
was in the city Moulny investisat-
ing the county officers. He inform
Ell the SHEAF that he found every.
thing all right in this county.
"A special ear containing sixhigl,
officials OF the Burlington road was
set OF here on Mondny, and the pur-
ty, chaperonedby Vim. Box, proceed:
ed east on livery rigs to shoot chick.
ems.
- Rev. $. q. Swenson. of Crook
ston, paid n visit to Rev. Werner on
Monday and Tuesday this week. He
administered the rite Of baptism to
Rev. aud Mrs. Werner's infant son.
who was named Victor John.
A delinquent subscriber out west
recently shot hiInsplf-committe,l
suicide by the gun route. The coro-
ner was called, but he refused to
officinte, giving as n reason "that
the carcass OF such II man was not
worth an inquest
j. e. Bcnnewitz returned last
Friday from Germany where he has
been on visit for few months. He
says it was a great pleasure for him
to see old friends and visit places
dear to him from his boyhood, and
which! he had not seen for 20 years.
Miss Annie Olson, who has
taught in the common schools o
this county for a number OF years
died recently in Minneapolis. Sh,
was an accomplished and successful
teacher, whose death is severel,
mourned by her many friends in thi.
county.
A large barn on Mr.. Fnirweath
er's Spring Brook farm IL coupl,
miles east OF Argyle was burned
Tuesday night Eleven horses be
longing to a. j. W. Johnson, who
occupies the farm, were consumed
besides other property. The origin
OF the fire is unknown.
MIR. Z. Frost Spaulding. intro
duced to us last week two gentlemen
Charles E. Schou and Charles T
Round, friends OF his, from pough
keepsie n. y, who had come to yisi,
him and enjoy a hunt for Marshal
county prairie chickens, the fame o
which has gone abroad.
N. X. Nelson, merchant an,
postmaster ut Eckvoll, was in tow
Saturday. He told that bnrslar
entered his store on Thursday nigh
last week and robbed his cash box
but that only between so cents an
q dollar were secured. A tramp VIII
hovesed in the vicinity is suspicion
ed.
John Johnson, after spending
the summer with his parents nea
Humboldt p. o. in this county, n
turned Tuesday to the school for til
deaf and dumb at Faribault, wher
he has been u student for some time
He is a bright, intelligent boy, and;
evidently learning rapidly. He is a
80 learning tile printers trade Will
Mt school, and hence lie remembers
this Office with u call