Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
Home and County News

the city Friday. Il
Mr.. Montgomery, Of Angus, is
reported seriously i'll.
= The Senior Il: 4. II will meet
Kitl. Miss Ethel Wyant, saturday;
Feb. IL, 'al..
-. BoRN: I'll Mr.. an Mrs. Aaron
johnson, OF Wurrenton, on JAM 10,
1894, a daughter.
j. +. Lnadin, the piolees mel
7 chant and all around rustler, Of Ste
pben, was caller at the county seat
on Friday last week.
You cnn subscribe for any paper
published in the world ut the SHEAF5
office. Subscriptions received for all
Scandinavian Inpers.
We publish, the delinquent Tux.
list on the inside pngcs It is II
long one, and tells il pitiful story.
surely. Read it over, carefully.
Edward Bok's successful arti,4
Gle in the January "CosmopolitaE'
on "rhe Young Man in Business
has been reprinted in a tasteful and
handy booklet form at 10 cents by
The Curtis Publishing Company, Of
Philadelphia. To this reprint Mr..
Box has added some IA pages Of
editorial matter answering "Three
Uncertain Young Men"
Charley Bursetl,, who for some
time past, has ATTENDED to collie
lions for S. Cooke, left on the south
bound train ON Thursday last week
for some point, he didn't know
where, with II view OF going toschool
the remainder OF the winter. ClG.r-
ley is II good honest, trustworthy
and capable young mln who surely
will make his mark in the world.
Aaron Johnson is one of the sue
cpssful Young farmers in the town OF
Wnrrenton, and IL firm believer in
diversified farming rs the correct
system for our farmers to p,lrsnc.
Mr.. Johnson has experimental with
pigs during he past year and states
that four pigs have consumed on an
average 100 lbs. OF shorts per week
at $500 per ton Tor the shorts the
cost Of feeding the four pigs one year
& would be about $2Ojnst about.
what one hog would sell FOR ut pres.
ent prices leaving the remaining
three hogs Ms profit md renunera-
ton Tor his labors. Who says there
isll'tnno,sey IN sr;lisillg hogs?
+ Swanson, West Duluth, Mimi,
i'll letter to the SHEAR: 81 send YOU
few lines to let you know that we.
arr alive and flourish. Everything
is quiet here, but we hope to see
better times as soon as spring comes
The 9th inst. was a great day for
the republican party in Duluth, such
as hardly any one could expect be-
forehand. ! send you a Duluth pa
per that You may see that the Dem
ocrats got left The paper, which
Us a copy Of the Duluth Evening
llerall, tells OF the great Republican
victory resulting in the election OF
II. 4. Lewis, as mayor, by over
5000 majority against the demo
cratic and popnlist fllsion canlilatc,
Mr.. Jenswoll, all the election OF
eve.y republican aldermen by large.
majolitie'. Evidently the working.
men have ha | their eyes opened snf
ficiently to see which party is their
real friend. This is Dn!uth's ans
WEI to Baldwin's vote for free iron
ore.
.. b. L,la,lqnist. one Of * j
Tan.lsetl,'s popular clerks, left on
Fri.llv last for IIawley, Mimi, where
he ii partnership with Il r. L;,ngc-
10 ~, also OF this city, AMI lately
from Norway, will engage IN thegcn-
erll lncrcll llnlise business. Mr..
Linn lqilist | as spent !. number OF
years in this city, serving hs assist
ant postm ,ster a good share Of the
time during the Mcintyre and E;.s
ton regimes, AMI when not SO en-
gagged, ns sIlltssinai in some al ON,
stores. mostly III the store ef Mr.
Tnrnlset j. When he came to The
county first, ne, MISC tried his hand
nj school t.s, ching lie is il capable
Young man Of excellent bnsinfss
qualifications, and his partner, Mr..
Langesell, IL /, n,;.llOf means, hence.
the two ought GO make |. strong
firm. The village of H;.Wley is to l,e
congratulated upon obtaining sneh
ya:Nnble addition 10 her business
population. Charley will be greatly
missed here. especially by TIL. Young,
people, with whom lie was ]. f;,vorite.
His many friends do wishl.inahun,l-
mt success IN lis new business ven
ture.
Report 81 school in District No. 4 e ].
iiitowp 81 Foltls,lll, for The month
ending Feb. 2, 1904.