Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-20
Home and County News

Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices, :
Read orr handsome holiday
supplement.
John E. Ostrom has the Stohl
berg house for sale or rent. INQUIRE
of him.
Views OF all parts OF the city,
residence and business portion, fol
sale by Berget, the photographer.
Have you secured your seats yet
for Prof Mines concert, Oh Friday
evening, Dec. %? Plan at Brady's,
- Don't forget the Grand Concert
at Opera House, Friday evening. Dec,
20. Ii you want q seat secure it
now. -@-
Andrew Norlund and Peter Bjork-
lund have erected a saw mill on the
1arm OF HotHor >Gunderson, town Of
Oak PaIk. ss., !.
The Christmas magazines are
brlm full this year OF interesting
reading matter. On sale at SHEAF
News stand.
Christmas, Christmas, at Whit
ney's drugstore. Everything nice,
everything cheap, everything useful.
Come and see. -. ga
Miss Margaretll P. Peterson,
who has been in Seattle, Wash, for
about five years past, returned to
visit her parents in this city on Sa-
turday last week. ~
Painting in oil on Xmas cards.
silk, plush, celluloid and etc., large
and small pictures on canvas, to or
der. Also lessons given. Inquire
OF Miss KATE r. WooD.
Geo. Purvis brought in three
horses and two mares the other dav.
This stock is of English Shire blood.
and cannot be beat. Go and look
ut them.-Argyle Banner.
Christmas books, Christmas
cards, trimmings for Christmas trees,
a fine assortment OF Albums, very
cheap, and a few toys at the SHEAr
Book, News and Stationary store.
1t is reported that numerous
blind pigs are found runninga large
in this county along Red river, and
some Of the people there are com
planning. Wonderif there are any of
that breed in Warren?
- Mr.. Otto Synnestvedt, the Rail
Road Land Collector for Marshall
county, will be at Warren, Dec. 20,
2l and % to collect money on rail.
road land contracts. Can be found
at the st. James Hotel.
- The friends of Mr.. p. @. Dahl
gren will be pleased to hear that lie
has obtained the required bond as
county treasurer, with $4,000 to
spare. The bond is signed by good
honest and reliable men, and Mr..
Dahlgren thanks them for their kind
ness-Argyle Banner.
- MARRIED: At the residence of
Ed Franson, OF this city, on Satur-
day evening, Dec. IS, 1894, Miss Eli
zabeth Ekstrom to Mr.. Oscar Peter
son. The ceremony was performed
bv Rev. Heglund. The youngcouplr
have Il host OF friends who wish them
success and happiness.
Hon. e.. NJ. Ramsay has been
elected member of parliament for
Foxfarshire, Scotland. This gentle
man is well known here, owning
farm at Stephen. Upon the death
OF his brother, Lord Dnlhousie, lie
was called home to manage the es-
tate until the heir obtains his major
ity.-Stephen Leader
Oar Reese, who was elected
clerk of the supreme court, ut the re-
cent election, has been spending Il
few days in this section OF the te
interviewing prominent farmers
collecting statistics showing the cost
OF raising a bushel of wheat, SAID in
formation to be used in the Stecner-
son wheat rate case soon to be
heard.
= Judge l.. r. Lakin left for his
home in Illinois on Monday. The
judge has been very busy man this
fall. Besides attending to his nu-
merous business interests lie has also
had on his hands the contract for
digging the big ditch in the Lower
Snake swamp, an extensive and i'm
portant piece OF work, which he has
completed in in u very satisfactory
manner. The Judge is a rustler, and
no mistake about it.
= Edward Stoke, a prominent
blacksmith at Stephen, dropped dead
in his shop last Monday afternoon.
He had just finished shoeinga horse,
aad as he Strengthened up he esud'len-
ly fell to the floor dead. Coroner