Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-26

Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

p. T.. Graham got home from
Chicago last Friday.
= Christ Rundtom has started a
feed mill. See his ad
John P. Dahlquist left for Win
nipeg, Man., last week.
&C. NJ. Spannuth is boring q well
on the Woodward farm.
John Gratsek, OF towno Wright,
started for Chicago yesterday.
- Luther Furs started to see the
White City on Thursday last.
= Rev. c. B. Brecount, the new
Methodist minister, has arrived and
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday,
IN. j. Larson, one Of the subssiupg
tial farmers in the northern part OF
the county, has our thanks for cash
sent.
- Hon. L. G. Wood, Fl. B. Ims-
dahl and c. a. TuIlar attended the
farmers meeting in Crookston yes
terday. - -,
Charles \. Johnson the eldest
son ofC..I johnson, left Monday to 1T
tend school at Hope Academy, Moor
head, ,Miun
- You can subscribe for any paper
published in the world at the SHEAF
office. Subscriptions received for all
Scandinavian papers.
Miss NJ. J. Humphrey returned
from the Worlds Fair Yesterday.
She will commence teaching in dist
rict No. IT, town of Excel. next Mon
day.
Peter .. Erickson handed around
the cigars in fine shape yesterday
morning in honor OF the big boun-
cling boy that had just arrived to
cheer his home.
Patronize the advertisers in the
SHEAF when you make yourpurchas-
es. They are all good, honorable
business men, and farmers will find it
an advantage to trade with them.
-Alichael LOesIie, one of the sub
stantinl farmers OF Comstock, got
home frome the Worlds Fair onThurs-
day He has REMARKED during his alb
sence,and brought his new wife back
with him. A.
81 have just sold my first. load
OF wheat, and here's on subscrip-
tion,s is what G. D. Anderson OF Ee-
ga said yesterday as he stopped us
on the street and handed us some
money. Thanks
The SHEAF is the peoples papar
and it aims to serve the people.
Their sorrows are our sorrows. their
struggles are our struggles, and their
joys are our joys. Only $1.O0 to
Jan. lst, 1895. ..-
We made trip through several
eastern towns last week, and every
where We found the farmers very
much discouraged at the low price OF
wheat. There is considera bic thresh
ing to be done yet in town OF Fol
dahl.
- Mrs. Davidson and her three
children, OF Neepewa. Canadn, arriv-
eel last week for an extended visit
with friends here. She is the widow
OF the deceased Rev. Davidson, WHO
q few years ago was pastor OF the NJ
b. church OF this city.
- Rey. ). S. Farley and wife LETT
for their new field OF labor at Monte
video, MIMI, on Friday last. They
have endeured themselves to the peo
pie oil Warren during their stay here
and u host of friends wish that sue
bess may follow them.
= MARRIED: At the residence 0
A. Westberg, in town of Vega, Mar
shall county, Mimi, by Rev. P M
Samuelson on Oct. 22nd, 1898, Mis-.
Ida MathilGa Strand to Carl Ericl
Westberg. This Young couple have
the best wishes OF numerous friends.
= Miss NJ Helen Davies, one o
Polk County's best teachers wht
taught last year at Angus and yen
before at Thief River Falls, has beer
called to position in Monmouth
Ill, city schools. She has room G i
a school fsome 80 teachers .-Th
Message.
The Marshall County Leade
was sold last week to A. j Clark, {
the Roseau Region. Bro. Smit
retires from the newspaper business
satisfied no doubt, with the Iaure
he has won in, the profession. II
las given Stephen good pape
The name Of Mr.. Clark is not new t
tho newspaper readers Of this coul
ty, he having before published tt
I Leader, as we'll as the SHEAF and ii
Banner
Nov is the time OF the year whe
L the farmers should see to the lou
ing OF their farm machinery for til
wintor Plnuc drnms, nnndnns. ~, -