Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-02
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whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
Call at the SHEAF Office for first.
class job work.
J.:P. Lundin, OF Stephen, was in
town yesterday.
d. Robertson, of Argyle, was in
tile city Tuesday.
On account OF hay being scarce
this year farmers will do well to take
good care Of their straw.
= Minneapolis Journal rTribune,
including Sunday Times, 10 cents
per week at the Book Store.
- Harvesting is now in full pro-
gress. The warm weather has
ripened the grain earlier than usual.
Thomas Lais,d, n canyasser. for
Scandinavian Newspapers, periodi-
Gals and books, was iii the city Mon
day.
u Beckman, the painter, lost all
his clothing, except what he had on,
ut the fire intlle C..,J. johnson store
building yesterday-quite a loss to
him. ~-;......
~ - Grindeland went to Crooks
ton Monday to attend the funernl}oi
his cousin, d. +. Hnttlestal, u pr.n,i
nent attorney of that place, who had
died. ss>
- Sheriff Sinclair brought Joseph
Perault, OF Argyle, to the asylum at
Fergus Falls for treatment, the same
beiug ordered by the Judge OF Pro-
bate.
+. S. George went to Crookston
last night to meet his wife and child
ren, who were coming from Mime
apolis to reside with him at Warren
in the future. ...-..... ~
John E. Ostrom and Aug. Lund-
Gren with their families have left
Sweden and are now on their way
back to this country. They are ex-
pected in Warren before long.
There are no idle men
around now. Many farmers have
been unable to procure the necessary
help, AS frr:as wf are informed the
going wages are from $1.25 to
$3.50 per day. =
We wish to call the attention OF
our readers to the announcement
this week of NJ. L. Larson admins
traitor Of the estate OIL. "A. Welander.
This large stock OF watches and
jewelry must now he sold, and big
bargains are offered buyers.
- The following Swedish Lutheran
ministers have been present at the
District Mission meetings Of the Nlin-
nesota conference this week: Rev.
James Moody, st. Hilaire; Rev. S. G.
Swenson, Crookston; Rev. Lundgren,
Hallock; Rev. s. A. Lindholm, Moor
head: Rev. AhImgren and wife, OF
Cheyenne, N. D. Meetings were nedl
at Warren on Tuesday, at Lower
Snake on Wednesday and at Vega
Thursday.
Gov. Knnte Nelson fred the first
gun of the campaign when he spoke
at Argyle last Saturday. 1t was {,
great speech, and we expect to pub
lish it in full next week. No hall in
s town was large enough to accommo-
date the people who had come from
all parts OF the county to hear and
see the governor, hence he spoke il,
the open air, standing on the steps
OF the High School building, tlh'
audience being seated in front Of him
- On Saturday afternoon hast
week the second nine of Argyle came
to Warren to play the second nine of
Warren IL game Of base ball The
contest was spirited, but the War
ren boys came out ahead, the score
being % to 25 in favor of Warren.
While tins ball game was going on
at Warren, other Warren boys were
playing game of politics at Ar
gyle-and got defeated Warren
boys can play base bail better than
the game OF politics.
- The cry OF ''Rre' startled the
people OF Warren Yesterday fore
noon. The G.. j. johnson store
building had caught fire inside from
the burning out OF q chimney, but
luckily enough, it could be put out
by a few hucketful's OF water, with
out the aid OF the fire department
When an attempt was made to ring
the fire bell it was discovered that
the bell would not ring worth a cent
the bell and rope having become de
tached. TO have n bell and not be
able to ring it when there is fire is
pretty state OF things. Ii the fire
had occurred in the night when there
we're no people on the streets, anc
Will, no means to give an alarm, hal
thstown might be destroyed before
the other half would know anything
about it.