Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
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Whitney leads in low prices.

FASTER Hunuay IlliS on AprlEnd
this year.
- The Warren city election will e
held the 21st of March. ..
R. Russell, of Stephen, was in
the city Monday.
- Tuesdays train from the south
was five hours late. -
Aug. Lundgren went to HallocI,
on business Monday.
- The wife of A. Benson. OF Com
stock died last Sunday.
w. F. Powell started for West
Superior, Wis, last Thursday.
NJ. j. McCnnn left for his Oak.
Ota farm near Artlock on Tuesday.
- Rev. James Godwarh preached
in the Presby yterian chuch last Sun.
day.
- Mrs. T. R. Craig Went to Grand
Forks on Tuesday to be with her
daughter.
Andrew Olson, of the firm Olson
& Holen, Argyle, transacted business
at the Court House Monday.
A. II. Southworth has gone to
visit friends in North Dakota for a
few days while he recuperates.
County treasurer Sorcnson was
busy man Monday and Tuesday
collecting personal property taxes.
The Hard Times Social ut the
Lyons House, March Stl, will be
a very unique affair. Don't forget it.
IN Mrs. Ernie Childs, OF Crookston,
arrived last Saturday TO visit with
her sister Mrs. W. O. Holcomb and
other friends in Warren.
IN. K. Nelson the genial post-mas-
ter ard merchant at Eckvoll was in
the city last Monday and remember
ed the SHEAr with q pleasant call.
d. A. Whitney left Monday on
an extended trip with Missouri as
his objective point, and from there
he will probably go to Hot Springs
The oldest inhabitant says he has
never seen so much snow here before.
Country people say they find it al
most impossible to visit theirncarest
neighbors.
Rev. Knudtson OF st. Paul and
Rev. Heglund, of Stephen conducted
Scandinavian NJ. Z. services at Slee's
Hall last Saturday evening and Sun
day forenoon. ~-
- l.. NJ. Johnson, formerly head
miller here, shook hands with his
Warren friends on Monday. and
Tuesday. He is now employed in a
mill at Grand Forks.
II. E. Moulton was up from Fer
gus Falls on Friday last week. in
terviewing friends and trunsacting
business. He is nov profitnbly EN-.
ploped in the Barclay milling enter.
prise.
- The ladies Of the Presby teriar
church will give Hard Times Sc.
ciul at the Lyons House, Wednesday
evening, March Sth. A cordial invi-
tation TO all.
w. P. Brown, the dentist, had,'
farewell to. Warren and all it's attrac-
tions, on Thursday last week, to seel.
greener fields and pastures new. Hc
will probably be back when the
chickens get ripe in the fall, II not be-
fore.
John Halyorson was in from
New Solum on Tuesday. He has
rented out his farm and is selling out
his personal property preparatory
to removing to Norman county. We
regretto lose Mr.. ualvorson rs !,
citizen OF this county.
A terrific snow storm ragged in
the southern part OF the state on
Monday Railroads were blocked
and in one instance a passenger
train got stuck in n snow bunk
But here in the Red River Valley
every thing was as serene as u day in
June.
- Read the advertisement and To-
calls OF J. A. Noyes in this issue. HI
has succeeded to the business OF the
late Mr.. Bennewitz, and will be glac
to meet all the old customers OF the
shop and many new ones. Call or
him when in need of anything in The
harness line.
u. NJ. Loeslie, of Comstok, re-
turned last Saturday from q severa
weeks visit at Minneapolis, Vino
na and elsewhere. He reported thai
Farmers in the southern part Of the
state and Wisconsin are getting
good prices and I. ready market fol
butter. eggs, poultry, pork and al
kinds OF farm produce.
If you want nice suit Of clothes
very cheap, call into Winchester's.