Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-19
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
49, Cold weather and an occasional
snow storm the order OF the day.
Mayor Farrell, OF Argyle, was in
the city yesterday. a.
= Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rafferty, re-
turned the other duy from their
Wisconsin visit.
Rev. O. s. Werner went to Moor
head on Tuesduy to attend Il mines
terial gathering.
W. W, Swift looked up some
mataers pertaining to an old estate
IN the probate office last Saturday.
Rev. Frazer OF Hallock, will preach
I'M the Presbyterian church at the
usual hoar next Sunday forenoon.
The office OF County Supt. Ole G.
Nelson is with the Judge Of prolnte
imsaedi"tily adjoining the SaNAr OF,
stice.
First class all wool socks going at
10 cts per pair. All OF my winter
stock must be sold regardless ofcost.
l.. A. Slice.
Guy Carleton, son OF +. W..
Carleton OF Oak Park, departed for
minneapolis on Saturday to finish
his course ut the Curtiss Business
College.
A party OF about thirty young
people gave % very pleasant, recep-
tion t" Mr., Edwin Nnylor at the res
idelce OF ". T. Powell on Wcdnes-
day last week.
20. Treasurer Sam Sorenson will
be at Argyle Feb 1st and on the 2nd
until the train leaves for Stephen.
and ut Stephen Feb. 2nd 3rd and 4th
tor the purpose OF collecting taxes.
Some over thirty students have
enrolled themselves in Prof. Walters
evening school which is held in the
High School room on Monday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday eve
aings.
AGood si,ure OF the winter still re-
mains, and the wood pile back Of the
'SHEAF office Is almost gone. Parties
who wish to bring us wood on sub
scription will confer IL favor by doing
30 ns SOON as possible. g..
John Turnquist. an old friend from
town OF Viking, dropped into our
Office on Monday ana paid up his
back subscription and ordered the
SHEAF and the New York Tribune
asui to him forannt her year. Thanks
-AgocdinIri.s TOLL on o;,. of our
s:eu!crS III agricultural implements.
III writing ~ chattrl mortgage, afrr.
describing t!!e different kinds ofprop-
crty covered by said Ii urtGagr, as.
sec'ler, Plow and spring tuo,i, hnr-
ROY, he closed the description lv:
land pair Of oxen six years, old,
with iliclcilsr.',
- The kickapoo In,il,,n Med
icine Co. will give !, grand double
bill entertainments ut e. lw:r,ll,'a H,!I
next Saturday evening. l'riZ.+ will
be awarded To tl,. liHndSomest aud
iiOmeliest m;,n and wOnmnin Warren.
Lots OF a'nusemen' for everybody.
A small admission ice will be charged
Oh that OCCASION.
= Mr.. ani Mrs. NJ. j. Nlillag.n, OF
Grookston, spent Thursday and Fri
day with Mr.. Mrs. II. l.. Wood. Mr..
Millagen is an engineer on the Great
Northern road and enjoys the s'is-
tiDction OF having pulled tn; first
train into Thief River Falls, and re-
ceiving us Il present an eley3,nt go.,l
watch.
&C. 4. Bradley went down to St
Vincent on Monday to look alter
some business ma tiers for w. L.
Powell whose extensive, business ex-
tends as far north us to the inter
nationul boundary. Edwin Nnylor
accompanied him with view of get
ting a cilancc to place his foot for
once inside the Queens $ dominions.
- Mr.. aud Mrs. F. D. Keye, OF
Argyle, were passengers Oh Tuesdays
train, returning nome from Mason
City, Iowa, where Mrs. keye has been
undergoing Treatment for cancer
since in October lnst. Her many
friends will be glad TO learn that She
has l,een completely cured OF t!r. d.
sease and enjoys good health once
more.
- The SHEAF has recently added Il
number OF line fonts oftype toitsjob
department, and is now prepared to
do MI kind Of job work in the latest
style OF the art. We keep in stock,
also, the very best quality ofstation-
cry, and our prices ;le'always right.
Call on us when in reed OF letter
heads, note heads, bill heads, en-
yelopes, circulars or any other kind
OF printing.
II you want u nice suit Of clothes,