Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-15
Folztnae XIV.
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

D. A. Whitney went to Crooks
ton OH Tuesday.
Call at the SHEAr office for first.
a;lass job work. .-.
Dr. Engstad will be in Warren
'on Saturday, Nov. 17th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Winchester
are in Wisconsin visiting.
- The Christmas Delineator for
'sale ut the SHEAF News stand.
Swedish and Norwegian books
ut SHEAF Book and News stand.
john E. Ostrom has the Stoh,-
berg house for sale or rent. In. miro
OF him. -
b. 5. Chaplin. Dan Bernar1 and
Harry Bernard left on Monday for )
weeks hunt. ~ y
nhe t...I term of District Court
1or r.'arshall county will convene
ANU Monday.
- Frank Lull has made ARRANGE.
ments to go into the pineries to work
during the winter.
The Snake river ditch is now
completed with the exception OF 8
few finishing touches.
Those who are owing US on snh-
scription will confer a great favor
3y calling and settling up.
"A new barber shop has been
opened up on the west side in the
berget building by N. Weller.
-ostrom did not get enough
votes in Kittson county to elect him.
Henricks is elected Representative.
-MARRlEp: At the NJ. e. parson-
age, Warren, by Rev. j. M. Brown,
on Nov. 9th, Mr.. Jonas Erickson
and Miss Bertha Peterson.
p. A. Risberg, who has been a
resident OF this place, has gone to
town OF Holt to takeup a homestead.
his address will henceforth be Holt,
MINI.
- All the leading magazines-Har-
pers, Century, Forum, Cosmopolitan.
Review OF Reviews, Outing, Ladies'
Home journal, lllustra ted American
-for sale at the SHEAF News stand.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church will give an
Oyster and New England Supper
Thanksgiving night in Mrs. Dxons
building. Oysters SO cts. and New
England Supper 35 cts.
Attention is again called to the
Administrators snle OF watches,
clocks, jewelry and silver ware be.
longing to the Welander estate.
These goods must be sold and those
contemplating buying Christmas
presents, or otherwise, ought to take
advantage OF the bargain prices
Offered.
We clip the following compli-
mentary notice Of the Warren
schools from the November number
OF School Education:
*'Principal W B. Walters sends us
q very neat pamphlet manual of the
Warren public schools. Warren is
moving to become q high school,
anu the course OF study promises
success. The absence Of set rules
and regulations is quite commendu-
tory, while the M rangemcnt OF sub
jects and the time to he given to
eacb seem judicious."
According to the latest election
returns received from Kittson coun-
ty, j. q. CrOnkhite has a majority
there OF 80 votes. The first reports
received from there indicated that
Grindelnnd had carried the county.
Deducting Grindeland's majority OF
20 (unofticiaD in Marshall county.
Cronkhite is still - votes ahead and
is elected. A change in ten votes
from Cronkhite to GrindeIand would
have elected GriLdeland.
Now that the election is over,
and the fall work is done, we would
kindly urge our correspondents in
the different towns to s,nd in their
communications. We want an az
tive and wide awake correspondent
in every town, and would be pleased
to have one or more volunteer their
services. The SHEAF wants to let
people know what the people think,
wish, hope, fear and do. Send us
the news.
George B. Alton. Inspector e
State High Schools, visited the War
ren public schools on Friday last.
He came for the purpose OF examin-
ing the condition of the school with
a view to having the same listed as
aState High School. He expressed
himself as being very much pleased
with the work that is being done by
the school, the course OF study, and
the efficiency Of the teachers. All we
lacked, he said, in order to be listed
and to secure the $500 state aid,
was room in which to carry on the
High School work. Ii the district
would provide the necessary room,
he saw no reason why the school
should not be listed next wear. Thp