Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-06-07
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Whitney leads in low nriees.

Whitney leads in low prices.
John Woodward is in the city.
Seed Grain Notes for sale at the
SHEAF Office.
Call It the SHEAr Office for first
class Job work.
MIR. Eshelman, OF Ada, vas in
the city Tuesday.
T. W.6Woolward came up from
Eau Claire; Wis, on Tuesday.
D. Robertson, Argyle's popular
druggist, was in town yesterday. !,
4. Loughridge went south to.
work up immigration onsMondny. &
- Sheriff Sinclair was in Stepl.e,,
Tuesday assisting judge Hull toholl
court.
- Nclss Berg, oil Winneslleik Co.,
iowa, was IN the city the fore part al
the Wesi. visiting with A. Grin,leiand.
Come to the State Farmers M
stitute and learn how to know IL
good COW when you see her and no
aaistnke.
~ Gardner Woolery has drilled a.
we'll for Caa Wallin, in Vega, 123
feet deep, and flowing at the rate OF
10 Dbl. Of water daily.
supt. @. G. Gregg, with his corps
OF institute workers will he with us
here in Warren June % and %. to
give valuable information to all who
can possibly get here.
The attention Of our readers is
called to the announcement OF the
new firm H. |. Golden e Co, in this
issue. They have been bnsy during
this week unpacking their new stock
OF furniture.
A light shower OF rain fell Mon
Gay morning, but since then we have
had dry warm weather. Let us hope
and pray that the needed rain will
not be delayed too long. Thus far
crops look very fine.
- The Ladies Aid Society Of the
NJ. E. church will serve ic. cream and
strawberries, Tuesday afternoon aud
evening, June II, in The Central drug
store building. Ice cream, cake and
Strawberries, 25 cents.
There will be preaching in the
Swedish Lutheran church in this
city June 2lstat s O'Clock z. NJ. by
N. j. W. Nelson, Of Augnstana Col
lege. He will also hold services in
Vega June Oath ut 8 P. M.
A State Farmers Institute FOR
Marshall county will be hell in War
rem Friday and Saturday June %,
and 23. Let all who wish to obtain
the most advanced ideas OF farming
III all its branches come to this insti-
tnte. We are all anxious to start in-
to mixed farming, and here is the
place to get much needed informn-
ton.
The Missionary Society OF the
Red River Valley will hold a conven-
tiOn in this city on June 13 and Il
I'M the Presbyterian church. Dele
gates from MI parts Of the valley are
expected to he present. Rev. Thorn
MS Marshall, D. d., Of Chicago, Field
Secretary OF the General ASS .n,bly
for Foreign Missions, who has hinge
been n missionary in foreign lands,
will be here and will diver IN nd
dress OH the evening oil the 18th.
D. A. Whitney, Of This city, is
personally acquainted with tllnt
man BUTTE, who gained such motor
iety in the attempt to bribe senator's
Kyle mud Huntoon ut Washington.
BY contrasting and election lie was
permitted to serve u few months in
congress from North Carolina, hut
his home for !, number Of years past
has been in North Dakota. He has
always been I'M unprinciplrd scl,rlncr,
md spends much Of lis time il.
Washington us n lobbyist.
Judge G. S. Hull was at Stephen
Tuesday to hold a term of probate
court. An effort was made to send
three children Of Huns Hanson's, Of
town OF Donnelly. to the school for
INDECENT children, il being claimed
that the parents, who are in dpsti-
tute circumstances, did not give
them the proper care, After hearing
Meeyidencc pro and con, and upon
the promise OF some OF the relatives
to asaist in their care, the Judge con
cluded TINT lie was not justified in
sending the children away, the pnl-
ents and many oil the neighbors. nj
80, being very mu,h opposed.
Warren Camp No. 231s, Of Mod
ern Woodmell 81 Americ;., was or
ganized on Monday evening by +. a.
Ransom, Deputy Venerable Consul,
with ~ charter members. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Veneer
able consul, Frank E. Whitney; AYos-
thy Adviser, j. s. Hillcboe; Clerk,
w. N. Powell; Banker, r. w. Elan
ders; Physician, G. $. Wattam; Es-
cort, q. A. Aubol; Waterman. a. 8.
McGinniss; Sentry, A. N. Lodoen;