Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-07
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Whitney leads in low prices.

y - AAS "a 0Ittl lNCu III Oilt
city last Friday.
A. l.. Palmer, OF Independence,
Iowa, arrived in the city last Fri
day.
p. Peterson has moved into the
Golden building with his tailor shop
and his family.
A still born child was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Johnson on Thurs
day last week.
= County attorney Brown, OF Ste
phen, returned this week from u Wis
it to the Worlds Fair.
The Red River Valley elevator
has opened up for business, with
Chris Halsa in charge.
: Attorney l.. S. Bayrell, OF
Argyle, was in the city last Friday,
on business before the Probate court.
Ii you don't read the SnEAF,,
you won't get the news. Therefore
join the growing SHEAF army hy be-
coming a subscriber.
All elevators that arc buvin",
pay spot cassh for wheat. Or course
that was the only way to set it, as
the Sheafhas maintained right along.
Miss Lizzie Naylor and Miss
May E. Barnhart returned last Fri
day from the southern part OF the
state, where they havespent their va
cations.
- When in need OF note heads, let
ter heads, envelopes, bill heads,
statements, circulars or any other
job printing, call at the Office of the
WARREN SHEAF.
Manager Wittensten OF the Irish
farm reports an average of 1000
bushels OF wheat Il day turned out
by one. machine, and that the yield
and quality are both very good.
- Miss Nettie Solum is the new
teacher in charge of the intermedi-
ate room in the city schools. She is
an experienced teacher and has
taught in the Alexandria schools for
a number of years.
ii. +. Upton, president of the
lst National Bank, ST. Paul, was a
passenger on Tuesdays train south,
returning from a hunt in kittson Co.
He was disgpsted with the train SER
vice on this line OF the &. N.
Louis NJ. Olson, cheerful and
enterprising young farmer in town
OF Big Woods, transacted business
IN Warren last week, and, also, en-
braced the opportunity to enlist in
the large SHEAT army. Thanks.
A large number of Warren citi-
zens invaded the sacred precincts OF
Thief River Falls on Sunday last,
among them being Judge C. S. Hull,
DR.. MCCLELLAN, Mayor Ostrom and
wife, Carl Youngdahl, Ole Swanson,
and Iver Lodoen.
Hon. V:ggo Ullman, the presi-
dent OF the Norwegian Storthing,
Will deliver lecture on the political
situation in Norway, at the Grand
Opera house, Crookston, Oh Monday,
Sept. 18th, 1893, at 7:3O O'Clock in
the evening. Tickets: 25 cts. Par
qnet so cts.
- We are informed that our wor-
thy townsman, J. c. Bennewitz, who
has been making an extensive tour
OF Germany and other countries
across the Atlantic, is on his way
home. His many friends will be
pleased to hear Of his safe RETURN
Banner.
Rev. William Frazer preached
his Introductory sermon in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning.
He will have charge OF the congreg;,-
tions at Warren and Argyle, and will
preach, also, at the Searl school
house in Warrenton. Rev. Frazer
comes from Nova Scotia.
- John Gratzek, one Of town OF
Wright's leading and influential
farmers, was in Warren on FRIDAY
last week. He is "king of Poland,.
an educated gentleman and leader
among his countrymen, OF which
there are many in his section of the
county. Mr.. Gratzek reports good
crops in his neighborhood.
The new time table which went
into effect on the Great Northern on
Monday necessitates q long and
tedious wait in Crookston Of almost
Six hours for passengers bound tic
points south OF that place. The st
Vincent train arrives in Crookstor
at 7:3O p. m. and the south bounG
leaves Crookston at 1:15 in the
night.
The SHEAF man is not hunter
in fact, it almost makes us cry to sec
the beautiful and innocent young
prairie chickens slaughtered in such