Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-10-18
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Whitney leads in low Drioes.


Call ut the SHEAF Office for first.
class job work.
Notice our new bargains in this
issue Of the SuEAF. l.. A. SLEE.
John keenan, md family have
moved into the Rossman house.
F. 5. George lms accepted po-
sition. as salesman with G. C. Win
chester.
- John keanan has been appoint
ed city marshal to succeed Thomas
Topper.
Rev. H. Ostgu.en and fnmily
have moved into the Swedish Luther
an parsonngr
Remember the supper and nuc-
tion snlc at the Johnson building to-
morrow night.
- Rev C. Is. Brecount's new ad-
dress will lie 37O Jefferson ST., Min
neapolis, MINI.
=, Alfred Swandby is again at
work behind the counter in the store
OF d. A. Whitney.
Hon. f. NJ. Eddy viii address
the people Of Warren and vicinity
on Oct. Goth at 1 o'clock p. NJ.
Political rallies come thick and
fast these days. The more the NOR
rier. We want to hear them all.
The Marshall County Lea,ler
last week came out very much im-
proved as to contents and appear
Ance.
N. A. Ahlberg, of New Folden,
has raised some big pumpkins this
year. He brought one to town Mon
day, anil it is II "whopper'.
IS. NJ. Owen, the Peoples party
candidate for governor, will speak
in Warren, Oct. "a, nt 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon. He will speak at Ar
gyle at 1890 in the forenoon.
The Ladies OF the Swedish Luth-
eran church will have Il supper and
an auction sale at the G. J. johnson
building on Friday evening, Oct. 10.
Supper ready ut six o'clock. All
cordially invited.
Peter =. DnIquist, who now lives
Mt Ros-,'u, gave Warren visit this
week. He reports al former Mar
shall county citizens as living happi-
ly and. contenteC. The SnEAF ac-
knowledges pleasant culI.
-Abont Il dozen car loads of flax
have been shipped from Warren this
fall, and yesterday three car loads OF
potatoes were shipped to Illinois and
II ear load OF baled hay to Duluth.
This begins to look like diversified
farming.
- Rev. G. B. Brecount left for Min
neapolis on Tuesday evening. He
will be greatly missed in Warren,
where he and his family have made
many friends who wish them success
and happiness wherever they may
go. Rev. Brccnunt is an able. ear
nest and successful worker in the
Lords vineyard.
- The celebrated Norwegian mis-
sionary, Rev. Skrefsru,l, will speak
at Warren, Oct. 20, Mt 7:3O O'Clock !
p. NJ. at the Court House Hall. Rev.
Skrefsrud has served on the foreign
mission field in Intlin for more than
25 yenrs. He will speak in both the
English and Norwegian languages.
All are invited to hear him. H.
speaks the same day ut 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon ut the Middle River
church in Alma.
-MARRIED: At the parlors of the
Commercial Hotel, Crookston, hy
Rev. 'Squier, on Thursday evening,
Oct. II, 1894, Miss isabella, Adriane
Olson to John 0. Larson, both of
this city.
Both the bride and groom are well
known in this city where they have
resided for many years. A host OF
friends extend to the happy young
couple most hearty congratulations
and the best OF wishes for success
and happiness in life. The SHEAF
bunhly adds it's blessing.
- The Young Peoples Concert at
the Opera House on Tuesday even
ing was a very pleasant entertain
ment. 1t is very gratifying to notice
from year to yenr that our young
people are improving their musical
talents. An entertainment like this
one would have been impossible a
few years ago. The pinno solos reE-
dered by Susie Enston, Flora Lam i
berson, Sadie Gordon, Mande Wees,
and Louise Grindeland showed much
hard practice. The pinno Duets by
Maude Wees and Flora Lnmberson,
and Susie and Leoru Enston were
well rendered. Master Eurl Gilbert
plays the piano like II professor.
Fred. Brady is getting quite rspu-
tation as Il singer, likewise Iver Lo-
doci. Ole Forbes performances
on tho violin always take well. Prof.
A. Beach delighted the audience by
his violin. He is IL muster OH tlm,