Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-30
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Whitney leads in low prices.

JoiieC, ILL.,, arrived last Saturday. -
A $15 jeweled watch; dust proof
case for $40 at Farrell's.
- Bank OF Warren has something
to say about Hail Insurance this
week.
f. A. Brady will open UP an ice
cream parlor in the building next to
the SHEAF office.
Edwin Erickson is building an
addition to and otherwise improving
his dwelling house.
Genuine Vermont Maple Sugar
&. in lO-lb. cans-only a few cans left.
+. A. BRADY.
Eugene Dady has been appoint
Ell Chief OF Police, and Fred johnson
~ @ member on the police force.
A small pocket book has been
found and left at the SHEAF office
for Identification by the loser.
- The city schools will close next
week. A picnic will be arranged for
the children on the closing day.
- The attention of our readers is
called to the advertisement of the
Meehan Lumber company in this
issue.
A large delegationfrom the War
rem l. o. G. II. went to Euclid Tues
day afternoon to meet with the lodge
there.
- The Ladies' of the Presbyterian
church, will serve ice-cream and lemo-
made at the Ball grounds next Satur-
day afternoon.
Will Bradley has bought up a
number Of live hogs and cattle from
farmers in this vicinity for shipment
to eastern markets.
Remember that Farrell the jeweler
does not sell snide goods for first:
class.
- Aug. Wallentin arrived yester-
day morning with a force of brick
layers to begin work on the Peoples
Trading Company's store.
= The School Board have negoti-
ated for the sale of the bonds voted, at
par, with interest at five and one-half
per cent payable semi-annually.
Lundgren Bros. have a large
force of men at work in their brick
yard these days, They shipped a
car load Of brick to Kennedy this
week.
AT a meeting OF the Board OF
Trade on Saturday evening a reso-
luton was passed pledging the hear
ty support and cooperation of our
citizens in the railroad enterprise OF
Mr.. Hines.
E. A. Grinden, aged 6S years,
died at his home in Big Woods on
Wednesday, May 18th, and was bur
led Saturday. His many friends
mourn his departure deeply.-Ar.
gyle Banner.
Only few cans left OF thatgenuine
Maple Sugar. Stop in and take one
home with you. F. A. BRADY.
= The Warren juvenile nine went
to Argyle Saturday to play ball with
the Argyle kids. Although the score
stood 5S to % in favor OF Argyle
our boys felt happy all the same
when they returned.
Sam Downing Jr., OF Chicago
ILL.,, is in town looking over ou1
country. He is here as his fathers
agent. Mr.. Downing Sr. is at pres
ent in N. Dakota and will be in War
ren in a few days.
- Mrs. Emma Morris and daughter
OF Morris. Mimi. are visiting rela
tives and friends here. Mrs. Morris
is a sister OF Mrs. VIM. Dixon, Mrs
G. G. Winchester, and Mrs w. J
Wood, OF this city, and OF Mrs. Per
kins near Angus.
- Prof. w. B. Walters has beel
elected principal OF the schools a
Shakopee, Mimi AS there is salar.
inducement he feels that he can no
refuse the position offered, and vii
therefore tender his resignation a
principal OF our schools.
- The town was taken possession
OF yesterday afternoon by the Masc
mic brethren who came from SUI
rounding towns to meet with th
Warren lodge and exemplify thir
degree work. After the conclusion {
the work banquet was rendered tn
visiting brethren. The following
members OF the mystic tie were pre-
ent: From Crookston: A. G. Cow
ing, w. Y.Lyttle, S. w. Vance, E. NJ
Bivins, Tom Morris, p. e. Lynn,
Chris Strander, G. w. Motifs, Josep
Smith, Hugh r. Robertson, sa1
Rosenthal, X. D. Rice; From Angus
W.Lemon, j. +. montgomery, "
L. Davies, Mr.. McLennan; From Al
gyle: Thos Clarke, Bert Bivens, {
NJ. Spannuth, i. D. Keye, II. I
Melgaard; From Hallock: W. I
Beaton.