Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-01
Whitney leads in low prices.

weather and the wheat is coming up
nicely.
Our friend August Swanson from
near Stephen gave us pleasant call
On Tuesday.
-Chas. Bradley is again in the
employment OF W. +. Powell, the
machine man.
Remember the strawberry and
icecream festival at Slee's Hall on
Friday evening.
Guy Aubol, the hardware man,
has had shipped to him several new,
high grade bicycles.
The venerable father OF Mr.. J. p.
Easton is here making his usual
summer visit with his son.
Mrs. 7. X. Davies, and son
Henry. arriYd yesterday morning
from Spokane Washington.
C. c. Winchester returned yes
terday afternoon from visit with
his brother at Pembina, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Glnvin returned
yesterday morning from their we'd
ding trip to the Worlds Fair.
Judge CIR in deland. wife and son
left yesterday to attend the CON-
mencement Mt GRIND Forks College.
- Miss Gussie Muessel, sister to
Mrs. W. B. Walters, departed for her
home in southern Minnesota last
Friday.
Ernie Childs and family, OF
Crookston have moved to Duluth.
Mrs. Childs is daughter of Mrs.
John Bradley.
The Swedish Lutheran parson-
age is being given n coat of paint
inside and out by j. Beckman, the
artistic painter and decorator. -.
- The Ladies' OF the NJ. f. church
will serve ice cream and Strawberries
on Friday evening June 2nd, at
Slee's Hall. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
-"Auother pair of shoes to mend
trDicrbtH o;,,,r. E1,,,,, E,.~a 49,.
shoe man. He ana wife rejoice over
the birth OF II bran new baby girl ON
Tuesday morning.
w. n. Powell is erecting n new
residence on the east side. for his
mother and his sister, who are en-
prtted to return to Warren and
make their home here.
We wish to coll careful nttrn-
ti"n to the Adj. of the Ohio Chemical
e" appearing in this issue oi the
WARREN SHEAF. Read carefully and
profit by what it saws.
Judge G. 5. Hull and wife expect
to leave next Monday for the Worl,l's
Fair. aud II visit with friends in In.li-
ana aud Illinois. They will he ab-
seat about three weeks.
Hills Chloride Of Gold Tablets
are not n substitute but II positive
cure for the Tobacco orOpium habit.
Thousands testify to their efficiency.
Ask your local druggist for them or
write to the Ohio Chemical Co.,
Lima, Ohio.
Editor Smith, OF the Lender,
passed through Warren Monday en-
route for the Worlds Fair. He has
been writing some ''heavy" editor
ials on finnnce Of late, and now GOES
to study the financial question from
apractical standpoint.
Andrew G. Ostrom bought the
80 acres OF school land lying immed-
iatily north OF the city for $25. 80 an
acre, at the public sale OF state lands
yesterday. Only u few other sales
were made by the county auditor,
who acted for the state auditor.
- The installation OF officers of
the Warren City Lodge OF Knights
OF Honor took place in Knights OF
Honor Hall ON Thursdny evening
last week. Many brethren from
Argyle and Crookston were present.
Speeches we're made by Mr.. Priester,
the Grand Dictator; u. Robertson
and H. W. Brown Of Argyle; and Die
tator Ostrom. The list of officers
WAS published in a former issue.
= Peter A. Mattson, who is Il
student ut the Augustana Theolog-
ical Seminary, Rock Island Ill.,, re-
turned home on Tuesday. He will
have charge of a congregation on
the Lower Snake during the summer
months. During the absence of Rev.
0. $. Werner, he will preach in his
congregations as follows: In War
rem Wednesday, evening June 7tll,
and Sunday evening June 18th. 8
O'Clock; In Vega on Sunday June
llth ut 3 p. m.