Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-06
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
Sail at the SHEAr office for first.
class job work.
= Let everybody look out for fires
in this dry weather.
= Mayor Powell and wife returned
home on Saturday last week.
Mrs. d. Bernard visited friends
at Euclid for n few days last week,
returning home on Saturday.
F. l.. Murray, OF the Murray
Woodland Lumber Co., was among
the arrivals ON Tuesday mornings
train.
The ladies' of the NJ. +. church
will serve ice cream and cake on Sat-
nrday, Scpt. Sth, at the C..ntral
Drugstore building.
- Miss Hannah Smith, daughter
of John G. Smith, OF Vega, left Mon-
d'y Tor No.thfielI, Miuu, to attend
school at Carleton College.
Judge Lakin returned from St.
Paul on Monday morning, where he
had been to bid on the drainage
work to de done on Snake river.
Wheat Accents, flax 81 OF, were
the quotations on the bulletin board
in Bank OF Warren on Tuesday.
Which is the better paying crop?
VIM. Box has been employed AS
a collector for the Mccormick com
pany, and left for Grand Forks on
Monday to enter upon his duties.
- Ice cream, coffee and cake will be
served by the Indies OF the Scandina-
Wan Methodist Society at Slices hall
next Saturday evening AT S o'clock.
Ole Rodseth, the popular land
lord OF the Scandal House, has made
said hotel n favoritc with farmers,
aaborcrs, and the travelling public
generally.
jim Mascnll, son of Dan Mas
call, OF Cambridge, Ill.,, arrived on
yesterday mornings train to visit
his aunt, Mrs. D. Bernard. Dan
Mascall stopped off at Crookston.
N. j. W. Nelson, the student,
who has preached in this county dur
ing the summer, returned to Angus
tnna College, Rock Island, ILL.,, on
Monday to continue his studies.
Lena and Henry Turnlscth left
on Monday evening for Mortified,
MIMI, to attend school at Carleton
College. They we're accompanied
thither by their father, Mr.. X. J.
Taralseth.
- Miss Helen Franklin arrived on
yesterday mornings train. During
her absence from the city, she hnsnt-
tended school ut Pillsbury Academy,
Owatonna, Mimi, from which insti-
tuition she graduated last spring.
- Those who are indebted to the
SHEAF should not forget us when
hauling in their wheat this year. 1t
is only $50, but several hundred OF
them make quite n sum. Remember
that is our harvest. and we have
been waiting long time to garner it
in.
School will begin next Monday
Tie school house has been put in
good repair, and we hope that teach
rrs and pupils will find it more com
Portable than ever next year. Two
new stoves have been purchased, aud
a system OF ventilation provided for
each room.
c. Eneix, of this city, has been
awarded the contract for the drain
ng.. work to be done on Snake river
by the state. There were many bid
ders, but the bid of Mr.. Eneix was the
lowest, and he secured the job. His
bid was OK cents per cubic yard
Work is to he commenced ut once on
the ditch and the SHEAF is informed
that parties having coed, strong,
heavy teams can find employment
there at good wages.
= Hops Bros, sell sheet music at
one-half price to all and fill orders
by return mail. A great number Of
beautiful compositions have recent
ly been written. ALI OF their custom
ers are kept posted regarding latest
publications.. Musicians. both pro-
fessiOnnl and amateur, will find it to
their advantage to intrnst orders for
musical supplies OF all kinds to Hops
Bros, 215 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
Photographer Berget took u
photo OF the teachers on Wednesday,.
We are told that the young Indies
were in great agitation owing to the
lack OF mirrors and the unexpected
appearance OF the photo man. I'm
me,lintrly after the photographer
had completed his performance one
-iL
oil the young Indies remarked: "Oh,
heavens, had my picture t,ken with
my mouth open" stephen Leader.
- Hops Bros, Will, main ofic
now located at Wabash. Ave, Chica-
go, have sold thousands OF musical
Instruments in the northwest and
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