Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-10-04
Home and County News

Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.
M Call at the SHEAR Office for first
class job work.
Notice our new bargains in tl,is
issue Of tho SHEAF. L. "A. SLEE.
Ole Forde, Warren's fayorite
violinist, will play at the Young
Peoples Concert.
Judge Grindeland left for Kilt
son county on Monday to hold polit-
ical meetings during the week.
Prof. Beach. the successful yio-
lin Instructor Of the N. W., has kind
~ consenteG to render a few selec.
t'ons a. the Young Peoples Concert.
Ole Sand, the Democratic cantli-
date for county treasurer, vas
around town Tuesday interviewing
his trends. He is a furmer and pio-
neer settler in town OF Vega.
A fine programme is being pre-
pared ny the young people OF the
Presbyteria Society. Under the di
rection Of Mrs. Tullar and Mrs. Pow
ell, which will be given at the Opera
House, Oct. Is.
II. Kavanagh, the genial gentle
man, postmaster, and uncompromi7
sing democrat, OF Excel, is spending
a few weeks in this vicinity thresll-
ing. The SnEAF acknowledges d
pleasant visit from Mr.. X.
Il. @. Cronkhite and Mr.. Hem
ricks, Peoples party candidates for
state senator and representative,
respectively were in town Monday.
In the evening they went out to
Comstock to hold a political rally.
~ Inga, tho infant daughter OF T. :
ter Nyland, the carpenter, died Sept.
20, OF a complication OF diseases
arising from whooping cough and in
flamation Of the bowels, aged one
year, one month and twelve days
The fuheral occurred on Tuesday
this week.
Z. P. Brandstrom, OF Spruce
Valley, has been laid up with ty-
phoid fever for several weeks ata ho-
tel in Crookston. He was taken
with the disease just as he had start
ed two threshing rigs which he was
to run this fall. For while he was
very low, but is now improving. He
returned to this city yesterday moi n
ing.
The Sixth District Cool Temp
lsss' Lodge Convention met III
this city yesterday at Slee's Hall.
Rev. r. Fl. Battey, D. G. C. r., OF
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, was present and
presided at the meeting. In the
evening Rev. Battey gave q public
address ut the Opera House. The
sessions Of the convention were con
tinued today.
- Inger Paulson, OF Marshallc oun..
ty, has applied for a divorce from
her husband, Andrew Paulson. Her
attorney argued a motion for tenn
pornry alimony before Judge ives
to-day. The court made an order
allowing her $50 attorney fees and
800 per month until the case was
settled. 1t will be tried at the No
vember term OF the district court.
Crookston Times.
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
~ been written. All of their custom.
ers are kept posted regarding latest
publications.. Musicians, both pro-
fessional and amateur, will find il to
their advantage tointrust orders for
musical supplies Of all kinds to Hops
Bros, 215 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
Judge Ives decided a case from
Marshall county yesterday after
noon. The case was titled w. o..
Dodge 4 TO-, vs.. 4. b. Mcmahon. III
was an action to collect money loan
ed on a wheat deal, and when tried
in the district court thejury brought
in q verdict in favor Of the plaintiffs,
a few days ago q motion for a new
trinl was argued and the decision
yesterday denies that notion
Crookston Times.
Hops Bros, with main Office
now located at Wabash Ave, Clica
20, have sold thousands Of musica
instruments i'm the northwest and
have yet to learn Of asingle one that
isnOt giving satisfaction. They art
now selling pianos and organs Of al
mikes and all styles at grently re
duced prices, taking old Instrument
in exchange as part payment for new
ones aud allowing good cash values
iJr same. Anyone thinking 81 buy
Ing = piano or organ should writ,
Tor their catalogue and prices, stat
ing terms Of payment desired. al
drosa Hops Bros, rs Wabash Ave.
Chicago.