Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-13
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

- GALL at the SHEAF Office for first
class job work.
"A. Grindeland departed for St.
Paul last night.
H. Nj. Swanson has gone to Min.
neapolis to learn the undertaking
business,
j. r. Ostrom is improving right
along, and we hope to see him on
deck again as usual.
Miss Ella Johnson departed from
Warren last evening, for the south
eGn part OF the state.
Mrs Wm. keenan,, of Buffng-
tom is reported very low with con.
sumptionand"not expected to live.
--Rev. Il. Eggen, OF Grand Forks,
will hold services in the Norwegian
Lutheran church in Warren on Sun
day forenoon,
d. Z. Mattson left for st. Paul
Wednesday evening last week to Join
the editorial excursion bound for
Buffalo, N. Y, via Duluth and the
Great Lakes.
The weather continues dry but
cooler, several hunting parties have
gone out from the city, and as con-
sequence chickens are being slaugh-
tered OH all sides.
A Harvest Home supper will be
given by the Ladies Aid Society OF
the Methodist church at the Opera
House next Wednesday evening. The
proceeds of the supper will be applied
on the salary OF the pastor. All are
cordially invited.
The district l. O. G. II. Lodge
convenes in this city October 2nu
and 3rd. There will he four sessions
during the two days, the last one be-
ing, probably, an open lodge. An in
terestinG programme will be arrang-
ed and an invitation extended to
all.
Hope Academy, Moorhead,
Mimi, begins it's fall term Monday,
Oct. 15. Earnest and capable in
: structors, excellent courses OF study,
expenses very low. Come, and be
convinced. Send for Catalogue i'm
mediately to FL. w. Ryding, Moor
head, MINI.
- Mrs. c. S. Hull returned last
Friday from southern Illinois where
she had gone to see her mother who
was very sick. She reports her
mother much better. Southern llli-
nois is and has been very dry and as
consequence fruit and vegeta ables
are scarce, in fact Mrs. Hull says we
are better favored here in that res
pect.
1t is with feelings OF regret that
the SHEAF announces the death of
Mrs. n. ii. Southworth. She died OF
consumption last Thursday morning.
Services were held at the residence
and afterwards the husband and son
OF the deceased AMI a large number
OF sympathizing friends accompanied
the remains to the train. The BODY
will be taken to Plninview, Mimi,
for burial.
Hops Bros, sell sheet music at
one-lalf price to all and fill orders
by return mail. A great number OF
beautiful compositions have recent
ly been written. All of their custom.
ers arc kept posted regarding latest
publications.. Musicians, both pro-
fessional and amateur, will find it to
their advantage to intrust orders for
musical supplies OF all kinds to Kops
Bros, 215 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
An enthusiastic meeting was
held Thu's,lay evening and in a few
minutes over 1926 was subscribed.
A committee consisting OF the May
or, Messrs. Winchester, Whitney,
Larson and i4amberson were ap-
pointed to look after the donations
and as II result OF the week work q
carlond OF wheat and a lot of -four
has been forwarded on to the fire
sufferers. Warren has reason to he
proud OF her promptness and gener.
osity in taking up so worthy !. cause,
in such generous manner.
Say man, are you a subscriber to
this paper or did you borrow it? Ii
the latter, just sit down and figu, e
out what chances for life the paper
would have il very many borrowed it
every week instead OF subscribing for
it aud hiding i'll it's support. They'd
be pretty slim wouldn't they? You
like the paper, for il you didn't you
wouldn't take the trouble to borrow
it from yoar neiglbor. Give it your
financial support then; the printer
needs finances to carry on his busi.
ness just the same as you.-North.
vile Critic.
Kops Bros, with main Office
now located at Wabash Ave, Chica
go, have sold thousands Of musical
Instruments i'm the northwest and
have yet 10 learn Of single one that
is not giving satisfaction. They are
now selling pianos and organs OF al
makes and all styles ut grently We
.luce,l prices, taking old instruments
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