Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-09
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Whitney leads in low prices.


have such prospects for big crop.
= Miss Florence Seeley is teaching
the south school in district No. 6.
John Larson, of FoldahI. gave
the SHEAF n pleasant call last Satur-
day.
- p. A. Dalquist has commenced
teaching term of school in Big
Woods. .
- Nels Rystrom, OF Vega, has com
menced clerking in the store of X. J.
Taralseth.
= Memorial Day will be observed
in Warren this year with appropri-
ate exercises.
- Mrs. Geo. +. Barnes left on q
visit to her old home at Waterloo,
Iowa, on Tuesday.
- Mrs. T. E. Moulton and children
arrived yesterday from West Super
ior, Wis. to visit friends here.
Do not fail to call at Taralseth's
11 bargains in oil departments.
j. A. Noyes is back from the re-
servation where he has been looking
after his valuable timber claim.
- Mr.. Geo. W. Carhart left for New
York last Friday, being called there
by telegram on important business.
- The attention of our readers is
called to the advertisement OF D.
Farrell, the popular jeweller, in this
issue.
j. 0. Larson has resigned his
position rs salesman which he has
held for many years with K. j. Tar
alseth.
The Lndips Home Journal for
May at the SHEAr News stand. Only
10 cents. Brim. full of interesting
matter.
Have you seen the latest in dress
goods at Taralseth's.
- Clerk of Court P. b. Malberg
and family left on Friday last week
for Cannon Falls, Goodhue Co.,
Minn., on visit. During the ab-
sence OF Mr.. Malberg, the clerk OF
court's office is in charge of the depn-
ty, Mr.. Lindquist.
Dr.. Frank Rose, dentist, will be in
Warren on the 18th to the. Goth
each month prepared to do all man.
ner OF dental work. Fine gold,
crown and bridge work a speciality.
Office at Windsor hotel.
The Robertson Lumber Co., are in
creasinG their stock largely and in
tend to carry the most exten sive as
sortment of building material of all
kinds ever seen in Warren. Call on
j. P. Easton, and learn prices which
have been reduced - to s. per NJ.
Hon. Geo. R. Roberts, of Ste
phen, has been appointed agent for
Marshall county for the sale OF grass
on school lands. The plan formerly
in vogue OF having the supervisors
in the different towns dispose of the
grass on such lands, will be discou-
tinued.
The SHEAT Office has been sup
piled with a number of fonts Of the
latest styles Of job type. Let us
print you some letter heads, note
heads, bill heads, statements, cnvel-
opes, shipping tags, visiting cards,
regret cards, invitations, programs,
circulars, pamphlets, etc, etc.
There will he no public sale OF
school lands this spring. A law was
passed by the last legislature provid-
ing that no sale shnll he made upon
an appraisal that was mlde more
than four years prior to the day OF
sale, and as there has been no time
to make new appraisal for this
spring, no sale can take place.
The Great Northern has placed
in effect new time table on its main
lines reducing the time for it's coast
trains fully nine hours, and enabling
tourists to view the magnificent
mountain scenery travelling by day
light. But no change has taken
place on the st. Vincent branch
neither in time, speed, quality or
quantity of the trains.
Il. Hewett is the name OF the
gentleman who succeeds F. F.. Whit
ney as station agent at Warren. He
formerly held the position Of travel-
ling auditor for the railroad com
pany, but being n man Of family he
preferred work that would not take
him away from home. Mr.. Hewett
is nm experienced railrrad man who
will endeavor to attend to- the husi-
ness here in a manner satisfactory to
the railroad company and it's pa-
irons.
Considerableannoyancehas has been
caused by horses and cattle running
Mt large IN the city, damaging and
destroying gardens and l,lwns. Per.
sons who carelessiy let their animals
roam the streets after this will have
to redeem them from the pound al
some cost. in the future. .ls they vii