Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Whitney leads in low prices.
Call at the SHEAF office for flrsk
class job work.
Notice what "A. II. Southworth
says to tho farmers in another col
umn.
= Congressman McCleary is book
ed to speak at Warren, Oct, Goth ut
2 p. SIS
Henry Swanson, the furniture
man, is in Minneapolis attending a
convention of untlertakers, and talk
ing lessons in embalming.
On account Of leaving the city, I
wish to rent my residence. and sell
my furniture. and. household goods.
Parties'intcrestet wili'pIease call.
Rev. r. NJ. SAMuELsoN.
Chester Slee returned to tie city
on Tuesday, and has gone to work
an his fathers store. He has spent
the past couple years in Minneapo-
lis.
- Attention is called to the ndver-
tisement Of the Great Northern Rail
way which appears in another col
umn, specifying it's very attractive
list OF publications.
knute Nelson is expected to aG-
dress the people OF Warren on the
evening OF Oct. 9th. Next day he is
expected to speak at Humboldt, town
OF New Foldcn, at 1 o'clock P. NJ.
Definite announcements will be mnde
later.
- Geo. II. Williams, q newspaper
man OF Ida Grove, Iowa, is spending
a few days here writing up the city
and vicinity with view of haying
said descriptive matter published as
IL supplement and circulated through
the Register.
Hope Academy, Moorhcad,
Mimi, begins it's fall term Monday,
Oct. 15. Earnest and capable in
structors, excellent courses of study
expenses very low. Come, and be
convinced. Send for Catalogue i'm
mediately to Fl. W. Ryding, Moor
head, Miml.
'. - Rev. r. A. Evans, representing
the Children's Aid Society, will deliv-
er an address at the NJ. E. church to,
night. Said society during it's exis-
tencc has done noble work in pro.
viding homes for INDECENT children,
and it should receive the cordial sup,
port OF Christians ofs~al denomina-
tiOnS.
= kops Bros, sell sheet music a t
one-half price to all and fill orders
by return mail. A great number oi
beautiful compositions have recent
ly been written. All OF their custom.
ers are kept posted regarding latest
publications.. Musicians. both pro.
fessional and amateur, will find it tt
their advantage tointrust orders fol
musical supplies OF all kinds to Kops
Bros, 215 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
The people Of Warren responded
nobly and literally to the appeal fol
aid for the fire sufferers at Hinckley
aud other places. With the none,
rnlscd 600 bushels Of wheat, enougl
FOR Il car load, WAS purchased, anl
this WAS sent to the state committee
carriage free. The wheat was sold
on the Board OF Trade, Minneapolis
auction, and brought 20 cents !,
husl,cI. Some wheat, fourand mon
ey still remain in the hands OF The
Nc'H' SN'tIlIHiClcc w Dt lOiNtlItlpll.
- Kops Bros, with main Office
now located at Wabash Ave, Chica
go, have sold thousands Of mEsica
Instruments in the northwest and
have yet o learn of single one that
is not giving satisfaction. They are
now selling pianos and organs OF al
makes, and all styles at greatly re.
,luced prices, taking old instruments
in exchange as partpayment for new
ones and allowing good cash values
Tor same. Anyone thinking OF buy
ing n piano or organ should write
for their catalogue and prices, stat.
ing terms of payment desired. Ad-
dress kops Bros, 215 Wabash Ave-,
Chicago.