Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-21
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

The hrst killing FROST this year
occurred on the night OF Sept. 10Th.
- Ask George Barnard to tell you
about his eight mile walk Saturday
morning.
Cbas. Dinner, OF Argyle, passed
through Warren Tuesday en- route
to the Worlds Fair.
= Henry Davies returned to War
rem last week, but his mother will re
main east for while yet.
A number of the young people
attended Il party out at;Wm. 'Tripp's
Friday evening. All had a good
time.
y Mr.. j. W. Winchester, a brother
OF Mr.. G. c. Winchester, died at Penn
bina, N. D., where he was in business,
on Thursday last week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. +, w. Hurlbut, of
Mason City, Iowa, visited with, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wood on Friday
and Saturday last week.
Quite Il delegation went from
Warren to hear Viggo Ullman speak
at Crookston Monday on the politi-
cal situation in Norway.
County Treasurer Sam Sorenson
and family returned last Saturday
from a weeks visit with brother in
Lac-qui-Parlc county, MINI.
-"Here's on subscription is what
e. W. Clark, OF Comstock, said as he
handed us a couple shining silver
dollars last Saturday. Thanks, Mr..
c.
- Great forest fires have ragged
during the past week in northern
Wisconsin, and millions of dollars
worth OF property have. been de-
stroyed and many lives lost.
"A corn stalk II feet long is on
exhibition in the SHEAF window. 1t
was grown by John Main from seed
brought from Indiana by Judge
Hull. Who says we can't raise corn
in the Red River Valley?
d. E. Grindeland, OF Winnisheik
county, Iowa, arrived last Thursday
to visit for couple OF weeks with
his brother, attorney A. Grindeland.
OF this city. His looks and build be-
tray his descent from the same stur-
dy old Viking stock.
H. H. Cavanagh, of Excel. was
in the city yesterday. Though a
democrat from the word go, never
theess, he said, he enjoyed seeing
Grover Cleveland and the democrat
ic party roasted to a turn in the pa
pers ut the present time.
- Mrs. D. A. Whitney returned to
Warren on Friday, after attending
the Millinery openings in st. Paul
and Minneapolis, and on arrival of
New goods from tie east will be
pleased to exhibit the latest styles in
fall and winter Millinery.
- a subscriber writes as follows to
the SHEAF; Il see that you advocate
paying The farmers gold for their
wheat. That's right, il gold is the
best money, the farmer ought to
have it, for there is nothing too
good for the farmer. You just stick
up for the farmers, and the farmers
will stick up for you, and will take
your paper and pay for it too. /
owe you about five years subscrip-
tion on the SIeaf, and the first gold
/ get when Isell my wheat shall be
yours. | agree with you that jim
Hill should reduce freight charges
On wheat" (Ihanks, good friend
for your kind words Of encourac ce-
ment and approval, as well as for
the gold promised.
= News comes from Seattle that
Joe Dalpay, who was formerly Il
clerk for Chiniquy in this city and
later in business at Argyle a short
time, but who has been engaged late
years III the wholesale grocery bust
ness with his brother in Seattle, has
sold out. They have been among.
the few persons from this section
who have done well by going west.
They now intend to enter into bust
ness in the same lire but on much
larger scale. They will have a house
in New York and one in Brazil. Joe
Dalpay will have charge of the New
York house and will spend i, few
days in this city with Ills sister, Mrs.
N. Rapin, while on his way east from
Seattle. le.-Crookston Times.
Another death chargeable to the
liquor traffic occurred lust week.
This time it was q young man who
met an untimely grave. His name
was John Alexansler,nDd he has been
working for Il farmer in town OF Far
ley. Last Saturday he was in town,
drinking heavily. Towards evening
he was taken home and fell asleep in
the wagon box in which he remained
all nigllt-a sleep from which lie new
er awoke-for in the morning lie was
found dead. Coroner Shepard OF
Crookston was notified and went out
to investigate the manner of his
death, and found the facts to be as