Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-24
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Whitney leads in low prices.

1o'H0 ouu OUuIlly NEWS:
Whitney leads in low prices.
Emerald Boiler Oil at I.rN,pBERt, &
LUNDGREN's. .
Sheriff Steenerson Of Polk Co.,
was in the city Friday.
The county board met in the
auditors office yesterday.
DR.. NJ. Watts Of Crookston is
spending few days in town.
= Read what X. j. Taralseth has
to say in his new ad this week.
= The fall term OF district court
will convene at Warren on Nov. II.
Dan Mascall, OF Cambridge, ILL.,,
is visiting the family OF Dan Bernard.
Mrs. Sadie Childs, OF Crookston,
visited friends in this city on Tues!
day
Mr.. Fl. Manderyille, Of Santa
barbara, California, is visiting Mayor
Aamberson and family,
- Rev. Alfred Bergin has written
the Swedish Lutheran congregation
thnt he will arrive in this city on
Nov. g. ..
Its expected that the new school
house will be finished and ready for
occupancy by the first Monday in
November.
- Ezra Mcintyre, OF Neponset, H.,
arrived Monday to help care FOR his
son who has been working in this vi
cinity this fall, and is now sick with
typhoid fever at the Lyons House,
Services in the Presbyterian
church on the coming Sabbath.
Morning sermon, ''The Triumphs of
Faith" Sermon in the evening, End
Of the series, "Overcoming." Allare
invited.
= August Ostluud, who is working
for W. F. Powell, was thrown violent
~ from the Wagon last Saturdayan
bruised Np considerably. The horses
were going quite fast, when the
tongue broke, turning the wagon to
one side, and throwing him off. He is
around again, however. -r Il
President Hines, OF the Furmers'
Railroad, will hold a mass meeting
at Warren in the interest of the road
on Nov. 9Th, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Speakers are expected present from
Duluth, West Superior and North
Dakota. That road must be built,
and the people cnn do it if they will.
Let everybody come to the meeting.
Richard Romoen, who has
been working the farm OF Hans B.
lmsdahl, in Big Woods, dropped
dead last Saturday while feeding u
threshing machine. He stopped
work suddenly, steadied himself on
the feed board, and fell backwards a
dead man. Heart disease is, suppos-
ed to have been the cause. Deceased
was about 35 years old, and leaves
wife and children.
Last week the SHEAF warned it !
readers against a certain peddler who
was, going around the country selling
packages OF shoddy cloth, but it
seems some people want to get hum
bugged. Several farmers have been
in this week, mad clear through be-
cause they bought the stuff. They
were anxious to get their notes back,
but, OF course, it was too late. They
were already in the tolls. Now we
say again: Read the SHEAF, and
don't get humbugged.
Congressman Frank NJ. Eddy
was visitor in the city on Tuesday
this week. He is making a tour Of
the district for the purpose of ac-
quainting himself with its needs be-
fore starting for Washington, which
he will do shortly. He did not ex-
pect great things from the next Con-
gressfor the reason that the republicans
will not control the senate nor the ex-
ec,,tive department of the govern
ment. In Mr.. Eddy, however, we
have representative who will be on
the alert, and who will do whatever
can be done to advance the interests
Of this district, as we'll as of the entire
state and nation.