Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-30
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Whitney leads in low prices.

in Argyle on Monday.
Read the ad. OF Prof. F.W. Whit.
tier, the oculist optician, in another
column.
PROF. F. Whittier, the eye spec.
ialist, can be consulted free for any
trouble with the eye.
- This week the pupils in the Higl,
School are taking the State High
School examination.
John f. Ostrom and G. j. John
son left Friday on a business trip tc
StPaul and other points.
- Mrs. T. Morck. OF Argyle, visited
Mrs. D. Farrell for q few dnys, re-
turning home on Monday.
jewelers. all have the name of hav
ing no conscience when it comes to
asking prices, hut Farrell is not that
way, and if you doubt it go and see
him.
- Prof. Whittier will be at Warren
one week commencing Monday, Feb
3. Positively not later than Sun,
day, Feb. 8.
E. J. Highwordan was passen.
Ger on the train from Stephen Tues.
day evening. His destination was
kalispell, Montana.
Mrs. {. A. Bradley entertained
the Wednesday clu6 at her home
yesterday evening. The topic fo1
discussion was: Venice.
John Anderson, OF Winnipeg
junction, visited his son John Ander
son. Jr., of this city for a few days
returning home Monday.
Mrs. Florence Emery left for he,
home at Monticello, Mimi. on Mon.
day. A large Number OF pupils OF the
school and other friends were at th+
depot to bid her good-by.
The Badger Herald is the name Of
new paper just started at Badger
Rosean county, by j. W. Novotny
The first number is bright, newsy
and attractive. Here is our ~.
Conductor Casper Sands, well
known in Crookston, was marie,
to-day at Grand Forks to Clara G
Moe, of that place. Mr.. Sands is ar
old conductor, and has made man,
friends over the Northwest. Crooks
ton Tribune.
- Rev. and Mrs. A. Bergin were
given a pleasant surprise on Thurs
day evening last week by the mem
bers OF his congregation and othe,
friends. \ fine lounge and Il beauti
ful hanging lamp were articles left b.
the visitors rs souvenirs OF the occa
sion.
l.. L. Ketcham left Monday on {
trip to Minneapolis, Chicago anc
eastern points, Hc may conclude tt
so as far us classic Boston to per
suade the dwellers in the Hub to ex
change their diet OF pork and bean,
for wholesome bread made from
Warren -four.
A man by the name cf Arth,
Riopel', near Red River, is report,
to have been killed by a falling tre
yesterday. The tree which he WI
telling eau%ht in another and p p,ss
ing underneath, perhaps with I
view OF extricnting it, it came dow
suddenly and crushed the unfurtu
nate man.
III. l.. Webb, who Il number &
years ago hcl'! down the position &
foreman in the SuEAF office, is no,
editor aud manager of the Vermi
lion Iron Journal, published ut Tow
er, Mimi. Mr.. Webb's mnny Wurrp
friends, including the SHEAF. ar
glad to learn that he is rising on th
ladder to fame nnd success.
Rev. G. d. Darling vii! give
lecture at the Opera House on Fr
day evening this week under the III
spices of the Ladies' Aid Society ,
the Presbyterian church. Suljec
"The Drama Of Life" Admission
Is and 25 cents. All who atten
this lecture will find themselves e1
tertaincd as we'll as instructed. n
one shonld miss it.
Prof. Whittier, the great Optics
Specialist and eye repalrer, will be
the Windsor Hotel, Warren, for OF
week commencing Monday, Feb. 3r
His stay in Warren will not he lat
than Sunday, Feb. 9th, SO don't p,
OIL seeing the professor until the Ia
moment, but call on him early. Fly
examined free, and satisfaction qua
nnteed. He has Just completed |
9Th annual visit at CrookstOn, whe
he has over 1900 cases that he h
successfully treated.
- The Young Peoples Society
the Swedish Lutheran church he
iii interesting meeting on Tuesd
evening. The question for deba
was: "Reso!ve1 TINT Abraham L
coin was II grenter man thnn Geor
Washington" After Il lively disc,
sion of the question the judges
cided in favor of the negative si,
Rev. Alfred Bergin delivered an al