Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-01-04
Home and County News
- Write it 1894.

dian trip Oh Monday.
The new year started in all right
rs lar rs the weather was concerned
1t was fine. .. 81
- Emanuel Holm i,nd Albin Young
went to Crookston Tnestiny to at
tend school,
A large quantity OF baled hay
was shipped fr ON Warren a few days
ago to northern Michig IN.
Carl A. Johnson returned to
Moorhead on Tues,l ~ to continue
his studies ut Hope Academy. q,
- Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Wool left
Tuesday for Durand, Wis. to make
mn extended visit with relatives and
friends.
- You can subscribe for any pnper
published in the world at the SHEAF
Office. Subscriptions received for all
iiIi pVle
The Firemen's. Masquerade bail
on New Years eve was Il pleasant
social event of the season. A num-
ber OF the Argyle boys were present
and added to the fun. .. .-.
Twins were born ut the home OF
Carl Youngdahl the last day of the
old year. Both are girls and are r.-
ported to be doing well, and Carl is
able to be around as usual.
Those who are indebted to the
SHEAF are earnestly requested to call
and pay up. 1t takes money, hard
cash. to run newspaper, and We
must insist OH payment of whnt is
honestly due us-at once.
The suEAr is not fully informed
OF the particulars, except that it
happened at the home of Wm. Tripp
in the town of ComstOck some time
last week, and it is Il bov-and that
is enough-at least Mr.. Tripp thinks
so.
- There was q Christmas tree in
Schey's school house, in town OF Al
ma on Christmas eve, which was
largely attended and much enjoyed
by nll present. Their tencher, Miss
Holmbo had trained; the children
well. Mr.. Pihlstrom and Mr.. He'd
]und, of Warren, made short ad-
dresses. Many presents were distri-
bnted among friends.
~ The County Commissioners hold
their annual meeting at the court
house this week. The board was Or
4,esan'zsd by the election OF D. B. Bak-
ke rs chLirmnn. This is Il deserved
compliment to Mr.. Bake and lust
recognition Of his abilities and long
time experience as a member of the
hourd. He will preside with dignity,
preserve order, and wisely guide the
deliberations OF the body in 1894.
John Abral,nmson, of Vega, is
one OF the successful yonny farmers
Of shat town. All who pass by his
place in summer are delighted with
the beautiful grove around his build
ings, and the snug aud houltlike ap-
Reannce ot things. lie has taken
considerable pains with his trees,
and as II rewnr'l to his labor they
lave grown rapidly during the past
few years, giving s!laIe and shelter
IN winter md summer, besides i'm,
mensely pleasing the eye. Mr.. Abra-
hanson owns two quarter sections
Of choice land which ouoh5 to br
worth ut least $4,000. One OF the
quarters ia q tree claim and here also
he has n fine lot of trees growing,
being in fact the finest tree claim we
hay'S Sseen in the county. -
We went down to Stephen last
ThurS Sday, a week ago, to hear S. NJ.
Owen speak. Q"ite large audience
greeted him ut the Ollftllow's Hall
and he held their close attention for
couple Of hours, until The south
bousl train pulled in, compelling
him to cut short his remarks. Mr..
Owen il not what may. he termed al,
eloquent speaker, hut he aims rattle,
to convince by argument. His up
peal to pntriotisnt, aud that love q
country should go before devotion
10 party expressed Il sentiment
which is shared by all good citizens
Hu discussed the silver question il,
I'm able manner, but what he si,it
about fat money failed to bring con
' yiction, at lenst to orr mind. Mr.
is II kindly an! courteous gen
nan.
Herman Berndt, of Excel. WASH
town on Thursday last week, ant
the SHEAF acknowledges n friendly
and profitable call. MI. Berndt il
me OF the level headed farmers o
his county and believes that in or
der to be successful as a farmer, th'
falsmermust help himself. and no
expect politics and tue government
:. 70 do everything for him. 4 farme
who relies on politics to help mn
,'t "ill fail. He must be careiu
into debt, and must cal
k,fhe is careful, '''lt
" he will ut leas
each year add