Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-08-31
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices,

This is splendid weather for
harvesting and threshing.
Rev. Matheson preached in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
III. B. Cady and family returned
to their home ut Buffalo, Mimi, on
Monday.
A slight frost Sunday night, but
as lar as reported it was too light to
do any damage.
The public schools will open
next Monday. Let there be a full at
tendance from the start.
BORN: TO Rev. and Mrs. o. s.
Werner, on Monday morninS, Aug.
2Sth, 1893, n son All is we'll.
-Florence Seeley returned home
tuesday from Morris, Minn., where
she has been visiting her grand par.
ents.
M. P. Gilbert, OF Chicago, arriv-
ed the other day to see for himself
how wheat is turning out on the Gil.
bert farm.
- The shrill whistle OF threshino
engines and the rattllng OF heavy
wheat wagons, make sweet music
these days.
Miss Calista Andrews, OF River
Falls, Wis, arrived in the city last
Friday, to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
&. Winchester.
Rev. Mr.. David will preach next
Sunday Mt 3p. IN. on the picnic
ground in Mr. McCrea's grove. All
are cordially invited.
DR.. MCCLELLAN lost a valuable
mare Saturday, caused by her get
ting into n wire fence and cutting an
artery, resulting in her bleeding to
death.
- Mrs. Rasey, OF Parishville, N. Y,
arrived in the city Monday morning.
She is an aunt OF f. W. Flanders,
and will make her home here in the
future.
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Threshing hands are reported
scarce and many machines arc run
with scanty crews. Many more Ia
borers can find employment here un-
til wiater sets in. @.szz2as zz=zz--4s..49s- -
Andrew Melgaard returned Sat
urday from his visit to the Worlds
Fair, and lie has many interesting
stories to tell about his experiences
in Midway Plaisance.
Geo. L. Harris, wife and chill
dren, departed for their southern
home on Tuesday this week. The
SHEAF hopes they have enjoyed their
visit, and that they will soon come
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lundgren
were given n pleasant surprise by a
large number of their friends on Mon
day evening this week. Mrs. Lund.
gren received an elegant swing rock
cr as II present.
Manager Rafferty, reports thresl.
ing progressing nicely on the Wood.
ward farm. On Monday five thou.
sand bushels OF wheat were turned
out from two machines. The quail
ity is excellent, and the yield isgood
tits boy this time" is the hap
py remark that Mr.. A. H. Scarf WA.
heard to make on our streets thi.
week. The new arrival came Mon
day, is spry and active, and will %
doing chores before a great while
Mother and son are doing we'll.
"A representative OF the stat,
Game and Fish commission was il
the city yesterday, making investi
cations in regard to violations O
the game law. 1t is reported tha
parties from Thief River Falls ar,
killing chickens to sell i'll the market
and that they have refrigerator
along in which to preserve gam
ehat is caught. Warrants wer
sworn out against several parties.
r. H. Martin, nephew OF Mr
Barnes, arrived last Thursday from
Chicago, where, at the time of ou
visit, lie was working in the U. s
Diving Co.'s exhibit on Midwa,
Plaisance, diving, part OF the time
Tor McGinty at the bottom Of til
SEQ, which individual was rescued fo
the one hundred and forty elevent
time while we looked on. Mr.. Marti
will run a threshing engine here thi
fall. believing that such employmen
will be far more conducive to goo
health.
Eric Olson, the irrepressibl
farmer and labor agitator, who dt
serves to be known as the Swedis
DOnnelly, was in the city on Tues
day, and the SHEAF acknowledge
y npleasant call from the gentleman
he IL at present engaged in til
landable work OF trying to raise til
price of wheat by agitation-an q.
cupatiOn that we believe he has bee