Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-28
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

= Rev. Dalager, OF Stephen, was in
town yesterday. y.
- ed Slee went to st. Paul on
Monday to buy stock OF goods.
- Don't forget the game supper
Friday OF this week at 6 O'Clock in
Slee's hall.
Our readers will notice the
change in D. A. Whitney's advertise
ment this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VT. Powell re-
turned home from the Worlds FFair
on Friday last week.
Dr.. MeGillan reports three
deaths at Stephen from typhoid few
er since last Saturday.
- Read the WARREN SHEAF ana
keep posted on county affairs. Sub
scription only one dollar to Jan. !,
1895.
- Gust Wickman, Ed Franson and
Adam Sahlberg boarded the Great
Northern Monday bound for Mime
apolis.
REV. L. NJ. Stohlberg will soon
remove to Gilby, Mimi. He has
rented his house in Warren to A. NJ.
Anderson, the furniture man.
- Editor Novotny, OF the Banner,
started Monday to see the White
Elephant at Chicago. O. A. Forde
has charge OF the paper while he is
gone.
Mr.. Amund Johnson, Foldal,
was given II unanimous vote of
thanks by the SEHAE force FOR bring
ing in Il load Of wood on subscrin-
tiou hast Saturday, Which WAS quite
Il cold day.
The Warren mill has been under
going extensive repairs for a few
weeks past, but has now started sup
and will run to it's full capacity. Mill
ser flshborne says that the new
wheat turns out excellent -four.
-" "Selvhjelpi Engelsk Sell Help
in Englisll-a work designed to as
sist ScandiDavians in learning s. o
read, write and speak the English
language, is for sale at the SHEAF
Office at S1 90 per copy.
John anu Aleck Bolton were in
town yesterday, having driven over
from Grand Forks. John has lntely
come from British Columbia and ex-
pests to winter in Grand Forks.
VIM. Bolton has also returned to
Grand Forks from the far west.
Z. Fl. Fljoz1al dropped in this
week and made the heart OF the print
cr glad. Fred ius recently purcl'as-
ed the MctlHaig farm north of town
for $1,000 on the crop paymentp!An,
and rs he is an industrious and en-
ergetic young man we wish success.
- Peter a. Dyrud, one OF New So
lum's athletic, active and INTEL ligeut
young men returned to his home last
Saturday, having worked during
harvesting and tl'reshinS for rf;,rnel.s
III this vicinity and in North Dakota,
Mr.. Dyrud called at the SHEAF of.
tice on his way home and paid q
years subscription, for which he has
sour thanks.
- The Mission Society of Warren
will hold their quarterly meeting OF
Saturday and Sunday Sept. BOT!
and Oct. 1st. Rev. p. Z. Mostron
OF Tcicn, kittson county is expectt,
to be present. a ure most cordial
ly invited to attend the meetings
The Ladies' Society will hold IN
auction sale on Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The committee appointed by
Judge Ives to locate the state road
from this city to Roseau, consisting
OF f. II. Kratka, J. q. Cronkhitt
and e. G.. Nelson, started out yester
day accompanied by surveyor Geo
Ralph and two cllainmen. They vii
start on the west line Of the towr
I site, section 33. mud locate the mos
L direct and feasible route and then re
A port to headquarters, when othe
Il PARTIES will take other parts of th
work and push the matter along. F.
Thief River Falls Press.
- Ex-Governor Merriam and
party ofNew Workers were passenger
ON Tuesdays train north. The,
were going to hunt the festive prni
rie chicken for Il few days in the Vi
cinity OF Stephen. A SnEAF reporte
sought an interview with the ex
Governor for the purpose OF ascel
tanning his views on the financial Sit
HI uation, the price OF wheat, and otlle
I kindred topics. He said that th
money market was getting easie
now in the Twin cities, but that
would probably take a long time t,
recover fully from the effects OF III
panic. As to the price OF wheat Ii
M had no information to give, bu
F hoped that prices would ilnproy
n later on. There is practically IL,
speculative buying of wheat ut pres
& emf. nurcllast,s hpinU lnr,rplv for .,1