Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22
To1une X1V.
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
Call at the SHEAF office for first,
class job work.
Allen Boyce Of Argyle was in
town yesterday.
Iohn E. Ostrom's hand is now
almost pefcctly cured.
An "ad." in the SaEAF brings
quick returns. Try it.
Frank Jerrue returned from his
trip east on Saturday.
The Christmas Delineator for
sale at the SHEAE News stand.
AIR. and Mrs. G. G.. Winchester
returned home last Saturday.
Swedish and Norwegian book,
at SHEAF Book and News stand.
p. B. Malberg, of Excel, clerk Of
conrt-elect, was in town yesterday.
~. NJ. Rookie and family have
moved to Spruce Valley for the win
ter. <
John f. Ostrom has tho Stohl.
berg house for sale or rent. 1nouire
of him.
Attorneys Miller and Watts. O
Crookston, were present at the term
oil court this week.
Wheat was up to 4S cents for y
few days this week, but this morning
1t dropped to 46 cents.
- The father of Adrcw paulson of
Vega, left for Sweden this week. Ole
johnson, a laborer, left yesterday.
Geo. W. Toombs, one OF the
prominent farmers in the vicinity OF
Stephen, attended court as a Juror
this week. -> o..
John kivel was over from Thief
hlver Falls Oh Tuesday to testify il,
a case before the court. He reports
his family we'll.
The Ladies of the NJ. e. Church,
will give II Birthday Party, Dec. 4th,
at Slee's hall. A cordial invita- ton
is extended to all.
Thos. T. Stevens, publisher OF
the Register, has purchased a news
paper at Nappanee, Indiana, to
which place he will remove soon.
All the leading magazincs-Hor-
pers' Century, Forum, Cosmopolitan.
review OF Reviews, Outing, Ladies'
Home journal, Illustrated American
-for sale at the SHEAF News stand.
DR.. Wattam went up to Stephen
this morning to reset the log of Dr..
Taylor, who broke said limb some
time ago, and now, when it was nea.
ly healed, he fell in n st; ir and brok,.
it agnin.
The weat| er has been cold, sour.
stormy and generally disagreeable
for more than II week past. The
month OF November has been the
coolest in the memory of ':the oldest
inhahitant."
The Ladies Aid So iety OF the
Presbyterian church will give an
Oyster and New England Supper
Thanksgiving night in Mrs. Dixons
building. Oysters SO cts. and New
England Supper 35 cts.
= Mr.. Otto Synnestve 1t, the Rail
Rond Land Collector, for MarshaT
County, will be at Warren, Nov. 20
and both and Dec. 1st, to collect
money on railroad land contrncts.
Can be found ut the st. james Hotr! |
- We had the plea sure the other
day to me It Mr.. j. B. King, Of New
York. a business partner Of Mr.. &.
w. Clrllart, who lately has become
the owner OF n bonanzl farm in this
vicinity. We had the pleasure also
OF meeting Mr.. Otis Ballard, the sup
erintendent OF the farm. These peo-
pie are a valuable acquisition to our
population, and the SnEAF hopes
they will thrive and prosper in their
naW home.
= The quaint little women OF Kate
Gr'enaway are to lie seen in u maga-
zine for the first time since their ere
alton. Miss Greenaway has hereto
fore always drawn them in color and
for book publication. Now, how
ever, she is ut work upon q special
series OF her curious tots for The
Ladies' Home Sourial, and iii that
periodical they will alternate with
new series OF Palmer Cox's funny
brownies"
Rev. James Moody, OF ST. H.
!a.re, will preach in Vega on Tues
day, Dec. 4, ut $50 p. NJ; at Lower
Snake on Wednesday,. Dec. 5, at
1890 a. NJ; and at Warren, iii the
Swedish Luth. church, on Wednes-;
day evening, Dee. 5th. On Thurs
day the congregations in Vega, Low
er Snake an,l Warren, will have a
joint meeting ut Warren, for thepur
pose Of calling IL minister.
We do not say much hut we will
prove to you that wlat we 10 shy is