Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-25
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Whitney leads in low prices.

- The city council met Monday as
q Board Of Equalization.
Miss Matte Slee is learning to
set type in the SHEAR office.
Prof. ] B. Frick, OF Minneapo-
i's' was in the city Tuesday.
F. W. Woodward, OF Eau Claire.
Wis, arrived Tuesday morning.
N. D. Ross is opening up res
taurant in Mrs. Dixon's building.
Owing to the frequent showers, it
Is necessary this year, ifever, to make
hay while the sun shines.
Clerk OF court Malberg left for
Cannon Falls, Mimi, last Friday to
take his family back home.
A. J. Clark, OF koseau, has gone
to Missouri, with the intention OF
spending his remaining days in that
state.
The store OF the Peoples Trad
ing company is nearing completion,
and will be open for business in a few
weeks.
Walter Winchester, who is q
student Mt Oberliu College, arrived
tuesday morning to spend the sum-
mer vacation mt home.
- Girls, fried mush makes the hair
curl, improves the complexion, pleas
es the boys, and is about the cheap
est grub known to the culinary art
Ex.
A telegram from A. D. Stephens
states that no special train can be
had for the mark Twain's lecture at
Crookston next Monday evening.
Anyone desiring to attend must
take the regular trains.
H. j. Beardmore the other day
brought to the S;HEAF Office a SAM
pie OF oats measuring over six feet in
the straw. That beats the record,
and is the tallest oats we have ever
seen. Who can beat that?
- Harvest hands are arriving by
every train, and there will not be
any trouble, apparently, to get Ia
borers to harvest the crop. They
have come about two weeks too ear
~, however, and all can not find
work at once. The going wages will
probably not exceed 81 so per day.
Mayor Lotgren ia hack looking |
haieand hearty after his three months
trip to Europe. He returned by the
way OF the st. Lawrence River, Mon
treal aud Winnipeg. He has not been
doing IL thing this week but to shake
hands with friends and answer their
questions about his journeyings.-
Stephen Leader.
- Attorney Bayrell of Argyle, call
ed at oursanctum Saturday while we
were absent, and lett a note
requesting us to urge the farmers to
make special effort to kill off the few
potato bugs that are left, as it will
save them lots OF trouble and money
in the future. The SHEAF believes
that is good legal advice, and thatiJ !
will be we'll for farmers to act taccord-
ingly, and prevent the bugs "irom
going to seed.''
- Thos. Harborn butchered a hog
the other day and in dressing the feet
he discovered that the animal had five
toes, very much resembling human
hand. especially the thumb, which was
perfect. The feet have been einballn
ed AMI are on exhibition at Demars |.
& KObertson's drug gstore. Had Mr. h
.Harborn discovered this wonder be-
fore killing the hog, there mighthave
been a littlefortuneinit in it for him. This
is casting pearls before swine. =
kittson Co. Enterprise. I;
= There was very pleasant gath
erlng ut the home Of Mayor Lamber-
son, Tuesday evening, the occasiOL
being q pnrty given by Miss Flora.
About 8 o'clock the young people be
gan to assemble until the house was
crowded to overhowing about 30 be-
ing present. Gnmes were played I'M
til 8 o'clock when dnncing was In Or
der until II o'clock when supper was
served. After supper dancing and
games were played until / O'Clock
when the evening pleasures cane to
a close pnd all departed for home,
feeling thnt the evening had been
pleasantly spent by one and all.
Jacob Anderson, the gardener, {
ON Friday last asked us to take a
buggy ride with him to look over
his garden in the outskirts OF the
city, First we came to a 7-acre
tract OF onions, all free from weeds,
growing nicely, and expected to yield
up the thousands Of bushels, and will
net Mr.. Anderson handsome profit
for his labor, perhaps as much as
many q farmer will get out OF 100
acre farm. Mr.. Anderson, also, grows
large tracts Of corn, peas, beans,
melons, tomatoes, and other garden
stnffs. He has patch Of celery
from which he expects to realize
about $500. He has many acres in
potatoes, one patch Of ten acres,
cultivated, being north OF
town. Mr.. Anderson is q practical