Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31
Home and County News
Whitney leads in low prices.

-Wntch for the Deacon-he needs
watching.
Rag mjol till salu hos, K, !.
TARALsETH. -.
Lay and wood taken on sub
scription at SHEAF office.
Mr.. Mcphee, manager Of the
Lockhart farm. was in the city Mon
day. !.
WeEsabljsh this week the notice
OF expiration ofredemption from tax
sale Look it over.
THE northbound train leaves at at;
nine O'Clock in the morning and the
southbound at six o'clock in the evt-
ming. y: sss:
Miss Annie Tofnell gives LESSONS
in music. Those Interested will
please callnt the residence OF Rev. a; =
TornelI:: -.
The family OF Charles Bandnr
are greatly afflicted, both the inns.
band and wife being cocnred to he'd
by Sickness. =.
Andrew a,,siatleland has b en-
appointed 4ssember OF normal.school
board by Gov. Nelson, in ploc, Of
John t::omb, OF Crookston. -.
Andrew Eiken, OF Crookston.
has been appointed surveyor gen.
eral for the seventh district by Gov.
Nelson' in place OF Albert Kaiser,
OF Fosston.
-E. F. Whitney and family left
for the south on Monday to spend
the rest Of the winter. Unless thew
change their plans on the way they
Will 20 to Alabama.
There will he an Old Time So.
cial at the Windsor House, on Fri
day evening, Feb. 1st, given undtr
the auspices OF the Ladies' OF the
Presbyterian Church,
-Mdny Warren pecp'e rcmeml er
our former. townsman W. z. Thorn.
as, and will be pleased to learn that
both he and his wife are hale and
hearty: in their present home at
Nooksack, Washington.
A big, bonny, brigth-eyed, baby
boy arrived ut the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lundgren on Monday
morning, Jan. %, 1896. 1t is their
first born and Albert feels an inch or
two taller In consequence. Albert
says he is n "brick." All is welE*@
We desirete settle all outstafld
lug obligations Immediately, and
shall I've obliged to nll our subscrib-
ers if they will remit to us the
amount OF their subscriptions. lie
member the price of the SnEaF is
$3.50 per annum, strictly in advance.
The Stephen people are looking
for n big boom in corner lots now
that rich and enexhaustible deposits
OF coal, iron ore, gold and silver
have been discovered hundreds OF
feet below the surface while drilling
the village we'll. BY going n little
deeper they will, also. very likely, find
g,s.
ID. A. Whitney has received u
letter from IL prominent Duluth man
saying that d. W. Hines has been
working up the Farmers Railroad
in that city, and that he has received
a great deal Of encouragement. The
Duluth Board OF Trade is interested
in the matter and will give "vulua-
BILE ussistanca.
- Messrs. F. E. Nelson and X. j.
kihlgren, Of Minneapolis, wish to
inform the people OF Warren and
vicinity they intend to open up u
tirst-ciass tailor shop in Warren, on
the first floor OF Berget's photograph
building, on or about Feb. 5th next.
T,leir maxim will lie first-cluss work
a1d low rates.
Quite a number oi the members
OF the Argyle Lodge X. OF H. went
to Warren last night to attend an
entertainment given by the Warren
Lodge X. of II. They all report a
most delightful time and give the
Warren Lodge high compliment
for the manner in Which they were
Observation-Disclosures Banner.
Lindbers X Lundg.ren have
again been appointed agents to sell
the Mccormick Co. goods for the
season OF 1895. They have also
bought two carloads OF twine as
prices can not remain as low as they
nrc at pesent, very long. Never be.
fore has twine been sold MS cheap ms
it will be sold this next season,
- The late lamented Peter Coopel
said of certain singer that ''Old
and infirm as / am | would walk
many wenry miles to hear you sing. :
We nre sure that those who enjoy
the rich musicnl treat of the concert
given by the Hutchinson Family in
the Opera house, Tuesday night. vii
think OF it us did Peter Cooper o
Tile singer years ago. Mr.. Hu.chin
son descends from line OF masters
I, IL