Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18
Tolztz11e XIII,
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

Judge Hull attended to business
ut Argyle, Monday, between trains.
County Commissioner Hill went
TO Crookston ON Monday:
- The "shOt gun Seecler is com.
ing into general use again this
spring.
- The SnEAF acknowledges /,
pleasant call from Mr.. Hans Peter
son, Of New Solum, on Saturday last.
= Bly, Shaw, who has been on a
visit to Lis old home in Waseen
county returned to the city ycster-
day. ~
Our friend, townsman and neigh
Dor, Ole Swanson, has our thanks
ior Il welcome call on Montlay.-
- Shade trees have been planted
all urnnnd the school grounds.
- Frank .Ierrur retarned to the
city on Friday last week after an all
winters absence in Michigan, his old
'!onlc, and in Kansas
- Mr.. WiI'am Nr>lutt and Misses
.\'la and Mn~gic Nrslutt, of MaIlory,
Allnn., are visiting both Mr.. and
Mrs. Lem. Rafferty,, at the Snake
river farm.
- The lf,dies OF he NJ. E. church
W!il serve lee cream and strawhcl ri Is
on Friday evening May 10th at
Slices Hail. \ cordial invitation is
extended 60 AL.
- ii. O. Held was in from Red
river on Monday and reported that
the water has rrcrIcl and is now
confined within the banks OF the riv-
er, but that many fields are still very
wet.
-G. ". York, Grand Chief Temp
lar OF Minnesota, delivered an earn
est temperance address in the Nj. f..
chni'cl on Monday evening. After
the meeting steps were taken to Or
ganize a Good Trmpiar's lodge in
Warren.
A. Grnlrland, Esq has put in
great deal OF time and money this
spring in bcnutifying the grounds
about his residence. Ii every owner
of Il home would do so much, War
zen would in a few years become "a
thing oi beauty and a joy forever
= The rain on Thursday last week
was very bad for seeding. Fields
that were getting in goolcondition
10 receive the seed were soaked
again. However, dry AMI cooler
weather has prevailed since, and
this week the busy and Industrious
farmer is up and ut it again.
j. NJ. Dayton,a a prominent dairy
man OF Sycamore, Ill.,, was here last
week for The purpose OF buying !, few
car loads OF COWS and sheep. The
d"ninnh for live stock OF all kinds is
ON the increase, and prices are com
ing un-l good thing for those who
are practiciny mixed farming.
- The Torhrttt Concert Company
Will give IL concert in the NJ. T..
church on NrlnrS, lay evening, June
Ith. The company consists Of Miss
Ollie Torbrtt, vioIiniSt, Mr.. Isidor
MopniSt, pianiSt, and the famous
Luttrmnn Srxtrtte which will ap-
panr for Tie third time before n War
an auuiencr.
- \. y. UiSrHl, of Stephen, has
been appointed assistant sta tc weigh
nastei', and On Tuesday he passed
through Warren on his way to Dn-
lutl to take charge Of his position.
This Is y good appointment for Mr..
l!srInl is in honest man, and will
certainly give the farmers Justice in
regards to weight.
49, According to Washington dis
patches in the daily papers. the ap-
pointmant of a. r. Gordon for post
master at Warren WAS made on the
18th inst. The suspense and mystery
which has attended tho appointment
OF late has been very annoying to
Mr.. Gordon is well as to the retiring
postmaster Mr. Easton aud to the
people Of Warren.
= Frank 4. Mattson, foreman in
the SHEAF office left Monday on Il
visit to the Worlds Fair and to his
old home ut Watertown, Mimi. He
will probably through the columns OF
the SHEAF soon tell OF his personal
encounters and hair breath escnpes
from Turks, Egyptians, Esquimaux,
South Sea Islanders, hotel keepers
and cannibals OF Chicago.
= The eight annual meeting of the
Marshall and kittson counties $ Bible
society was held III the NJ. Il. church
last Sunday evening. A choir rem
derei some excellent music and short
and interesting addresses were
made by A. Grindpland Esq, Rev.
s.. Werner, Rev. Farley, president
Wood and J. T. Mattson. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year. ". L. Powell, presi-
dent; A. Grindelnnd, vice president.