Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-05
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- Seed Grain Notes for sale at the
SHEAF Office.
Call at the SHEAF office for first
class job work.
- Swedish and Norwegian books
at tie Book Store.
Smoke "Key West I,eauty', the
best 5 ct. cigar in the city.
j. G. Gillespie. manager OF the
Stephen farm, was in town Tuesday.
July Review OF Reviews, Ladies'
Home Journal, Outing, Puck, Judge
and Truth Mt the Book Store.
= Rev. J. Olson, of Chicago, will
hold divine services in the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church next Sunday
at 1O:3O a. NJ. - E
- Senator f. Il. IOmlnen, OF
Crookston, was in the city last Sat-
urday nursing his new sprung con-
gressiOnal boom.
- Edward O. Hnlsa was in from
town OF Holt on the Fourth and re-
ports that hay, and nll other crops
look fine in his town.
- Postmaster Gordon has had
500 Knocked off his snlary, but
as yet we have had no iGtimation
OF his going on q strike.
- They must have had very heavy
rains in the eastern part of The coun-
ty last week, Judging from the raise
in Snake river at this point.
- Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Winchester
are at River Falls. Wis, attending
Mr.. Winchester's father, who is sui
fering from a stroke of paralysis.
"A speaker ut one of the picnics is
said to have given the ten perance
people a mild roast yesterday, but
the temperance people can stand it.
- Albin Young, formerly n clerk
for Mr.. Tnralseth, spent the Fourth
in Warren. He is now in the en,-
ploy OF the county surveyor of Polk
county.
- Bert Knapp returned last Fri
day, from several weeks visit at
Minneapolis and in Nashua, Iowa,
and is again found behind his desk
in Bank of Warren.
In dull times a trade is a good
thing to fall back upon. I will do
watch repairing, goldsmithin@, and
engraving promptly and satisfacto-
rily. Bring your work to me,
p. II. HOLM.
- Mike Holm of Warren, arrived in
town last Saturday evening with
barber chair and shop fixture. He
has his chair set up in his brothers.
photograph gallery on Viola Ave.
for the present, and is already rig t
in it."-ROseau Region.
The question ''where do all he
flies come from?' has been solved by
correspondent OF the Rochester Post
Express, who says: "The cyclone
makes the house fly. the blacksmith
makes the fire fly, the carpenter
makes the saw fly, the driver mnkes
the horse fly, the grocer makes the
sand fly and the boar,ler makes the
butter fly
- ". \. Case, Clerk of District
Court, came up from Warren on
Wednesday, and stopped over night
with the hoys, who had nIreahy
about concluded that Mr.. Case WAS
rs good a Clerk Of Court as tlecouil-
ty ever had, aud that there would
not be much ense in swopping him
off for an unknown quantity.-!>t :
seau Region.
= Many Warren people rememb /
with pleasure Rev. W. II. Vrnle, wi O
occupied the pulpit in the Presbyt'r T.
i'm church for II few months in 1892
and will read with interest the fol-
lowing clipping from the Indian Riv-
or Advocate, of June 1st, published
at Titusvillr, Florida:
"The Rev. W. II. Vealc, of Chicago,
arrived in town on Friday afternoon
last for the purpose of occupying the
pulpit OF he Presbyterian church
during the absence Of Rev. John Foy
who has gone north for his health
On Sunday last Mr.. Veale preached
and made quite Il good impression
upon the congregation. Inst night
u reception was rendered the rev
gentleman by the members of the
Presbyterian Church.
The glorious Fourth passed very
quietly in Warren. There was nc
public demonstration, and each citi
zen spent the day according to hi:
or her bent and inclination. Many
went away to celebrate the day a'
Argyle, Stephen. Thief River Falls
Grand Forks and other places
Some went to The picnic ut Mr.. Nord
]unl's On the Lower Snake, and [,
!. few spent the day with friends in tl'
country. Quite Il hummer celebrated
ON the farm OF Mr.. Otto Elwardb
and report having Ind IN enjoyable
time. In the city, the Swedish Mis-
sion Friends had erected their biz
tent on the railroad riglt-of-way