Warren sheaf., 1893-07-27
TOlzlD1e XIII.
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

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Whitney leads in low prices.
- Mrs. E. Dady and children re-
turned home yesterday. &c.,
&C. G. Erickson, of Middle River,
an old time friend, gave the SHEAF a
pleasant call yesterday.
Charley Burseth is employed in
the law and collection office of S.
Cooke, and tends to the office during
the latter's absence.
- Mayor Hans Christopherson Of
Stephen passed through Warren
Thursday last week, returning from
the Worlds Fair.
John Bradley left Tuesday on a
trip to Duluth, where he will visit his
sister Mrs. Ernie Childs, and to the
Columbian Exposition, Chicago.
- Mrs. Royem returned Saturday
morning from Minneapolis where she
has made long visit with her broth
er, Rev. Eistenson, and otherfriends.
A double team belonging to
Charley Porter had a lively runaway
one day last week on First street.
Two OF the horses were slightly
bruised on the hind legs.
Miss Nettie Solum, for many
years Il teacher in the public schools
OF Alexandria, Minn., has been en-
gagged to teach the intermediate de-
partment OF the Warren City schools.
W. S. Campbell, one ofStephen's
enterprisinG and who!e-souled citi-
zens was i'll town last Thursday, and
he left substantial evidence OF that
fact in the office OF the SHEAF. Thanks.
MARRIED.: At the Swedish par
sonage in this city by Rev. O. S. Wer-
ner, on July 18th, Miss Emma
Sophia Swenson to August Ran
strom, both OF Vega, Marshall Co.,
Mimi.
County Supt. Nelson departed
for HaIIock on Tuesday to take part
in the Teachers Training School
held there for the benefit OF the teach
ers OF Marshall and Kittson coun-
ties.
- Mr. n. J. Turalseth and dauoh-
ter, Miss Lena, arrived home on Sat-
nrday. Mr.. Taralseth had taken in
the Columbian Exposition and Miss
Lena had visited friends in Mime
apOlis.
". f. Powell, the machine man,
has not gone out OF business, but is
surey ''in it" rs is evidenced by his
advertisement in the SHEAF this
week. Read his 'ad." and profit
thereby.
- The free silver and kindred ques-
toms OF finance are being discussed
pro and con on the street corners
and elsewhere by the political econo-
mIsts OF Warren. They will be able
to give congresssome valua bic point
ers when that body convenes.
Judge Grindeland and wife re-
turned home last Saturday. They
had Il pleasant visit with relatives
and friends in Iowa where Mrs. Grin
deland remained, while the Judge did
the Worlds Fair in Chicago in COM
pany with Mr.. X. j. Taralseth.
- The midsum mer Cosmopolitan,
the first at the new price of 12H cts.
per copy, though unchanged in size,
eXcels any O1her issue of that maga-
zlnc IN the number OF it's distinguish
Ell contributors, in the interest of it's
contents and in it's overhowing illus
trntions by famous artists. The
midsummer number is intended to
set the pace for the magazine at it's
new price OF 12Ih3 cents copy, or
$3.50 Il year.
An assault and battery case in
volving two prominent, citizens OF
Stephen WAS up for consideration in
Justice Easton's court all day Thurs
day, last week. 2. Lofgrnn was the
plaintiff, and J. Hoy the defendant.
The trouble between the parties had
occurred in II saloon the week previ-
Gus, when Mr.. Loigren was most un-
mercifnly beaten and pounded by
Mr.. Hoy. The jury found for the
plaintiff, nnd Hoy was fined $25 and
costs.
The weather for three days last
week, Thursday, Friday, and Sutur-
day, was very warm and suItry. We
do not think that crops in this vicin-
ity were injured by the heat. Sunday
WAS cooler, and at noon, Monday,
we had Il refreshing shower OF rain,
followed by more rain in the night.
The rain will prove very beneficial,
especially to late sown grain. 1t is
surprising how wheat has picked up
during the past few weeks. Tues
day ard Wednesday, this week, we
had fair weather.
The drainage bill is now a sure
go, Jim Kill having finally concluded
to put up the railroad company's
quota of he money. The governor
has appointed e. q. Valentine, OF
BrecFinridgc, nnd N. D. Miller, chief
engineer OF the Great Northern road
to be commissioners, and the work