Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-10
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Whitney leads in low prices.

Al '''e Guy yesterday.
Il. Lar. n.ocrson made a trip to
ArooKston on Thursday last week.
Wyncoop W. Lemon, OF Angus,
is on o. aayisit to his old home ut Mar
tinsburg, Va.
- Mr.. md Mrs. II, l.. Wood visit
ed friends in Crookston for few
days returning on Monday last.
DR.. Taylor, of Stephen, came
down last night to visit with friends
for q few day.
- Mr.. r. A. Whitney and Miss
Nettie Whitney, OF Tamarac spent
Sunday last with their brother Z. T.
Whitney, OF this city.
The Probate Office has been
removed to the Court House. where
Judge Hull can he found occupying
one OF the new rooms in the rear.
&C. A. Brady and family have
gone to Florida to spend the winter.
by this time, probably, they ore
picking frozen oranges in the orange
groves OF that state.
The Young Peoples Society Of
the Swedish Luth. church will meet
at the church next Tuesday evening,
Jan. 10, at 8 o'clock. Business OF
Importance will be transacted.
-- Our city schools resumed work
on Monday. All the rooms are
crowded, and several nonresident
pupils could not be taken in. The
need OF more school room is urgent.
Miss Daisy NJ Fargo, OF Euclid,
visited with friends III this city the
lore part OF the week. She is an
accomplished newspaper writer, and
has been employed on the staff of
the Crookston Tribune.
Rev. Alfred Bergin, OF Sanborn,
N. D. will hold services at Lower
Snake, Oh Saturday, Jan. 10, at II
o'clock "A. NJ; i'll the Swedish I.uth.
church, Vega, ON Sunday forenoon,
Jan. 20; and in the Swedish Luth,
church, Warren, on Sunday evening,
Jan. 2rth.
~ Let our citizens turn out en-
masse to the Railroad meeting to
morrow friday night at the Opera
House. Mr. Hines and other proni-
nent railroad men will be present
Let us show Mr. Hines that we are
interested in a project which will be
OF incstimable benefit to Warren.
Carl Syenuing, who has bought
the:harness shop OF Mr.. Nuyes, is an
experienced harness maker, and has
been employed as a workman in the
shop during the past six years. In
order to obtain cheaper rent he has
moved his shop into the building
adjourning the old stand, formerly
occupied by the Central Drugstore,
where he viii be ready at all times to
meet customers. See his ad in this
issue.
subscriptions for all magazine =
and periodicals taken at the SHEAF
Book and News Stand. Ii you can
not pay the whole amount OF Il
yearly subscription in advance,
remember that you can have any
thing you wish at yearly rates by
paying only as fast as received.
This will be TN advantage to many
who find it difficult to raise the
whole amount OF a yearly subscrip-
ton at one time.
Rev. l.. M. Squier, OF Crookston,
will give two stereopticon lectures
at the NJ. +. church, Warren, on
Thursday and Friday evenings, Jan.
II and IS. The subject for the frs,
lecture will be, China, he Monstrous
Pygmy, and for the second, japan
the little Giant. Each lecture will
be illustrated by numerous views
and will prove both entertaining
and instructive, especially at this
time when the two countrie;, describ-
ed are cngnged III war.
j. A. Noyes has sold out his
h,rness shop to Carl Svenning, who
h IS been employed as u harness
maker in the shop for number of
years. The SHEAF hopes that the
retirement OF Mr.. Noyes from the
circle Of Walren's business men is
bat temporary, and that he may
again soon enter into some kind OF
business, in the city. He is too
good Il business man and too valu.
able a citizen to lose. For the pres.
ent, however, Mr.. Noyes intends to
devote his time and attention tC
numbering in the Red Lake reserya
tion.
The new Board Of County Com
missioners assumed tie direction o
county affairs on Monday this week
1t is composed OF the following gen
t:emen: W. L. Wood, Anton Hill
Gustaf Anderson, Nels C. Rood ant
Martin Besancon. The board wa,
organized by the election OF Anton
Hill for chairman, and was tllel
ready to tackle the large amount O
work always awaiting a new boar,
.at the first session. Among it