Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-29
Entered 1t the Post Once at Warren as second
Clas $ MailMatter.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS,
Whitney leads in low prices.

&C. c. Knappeu, OF the Fisher
Bulletin, visited our city Sunday.
Ole Valtinson returned yester-
day morning from a trip to Mcintosh.
Rooms above Morkassel's Fruit
Store for rent. Inquire o: A.
Grindeland.
p. H. Konzen, of Hallock, Re-
publican candidate for the legisla,
ture, was in town Tuesday.
p. Frost Spaulding and family
returned Monday to their home in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr.. H. w. Lee, of the Thief
River Falls News, was in the. CITY
Monday on litigation matters per-
tanning the Meehan Lumber Co.
-FoR SALE: All the buildings
and sheds OF the old Meehan lumber
yard, also one safe.
The ROBERTSON LUMBER Co.,
j. P. EAsToN. Manager.
Aug. I. Koerner, our present
state treasurer, was in the city last
Saturday interviewing his friends.
AIR. Koerner has made an able aud
efficient state officer, and he deserves
and will get a reelection Ivy large
majority.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
NJ. e. church will sell coffee, dough-
nuts and oysters in the Opera house,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 3. The latest
telegraphic election returns will also
be found there. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
ID. B. Bake, the political war
horse in the town of New Folden, was
in the city this morning and remem-
bered the SHEAF with friendly call.
He spoke very encouragingly OF the
prospects for the Republicans in his
part Of the county.
John Holland, a farmer and old
settler OF town of Fork, committed
suicide by taking, poison on Monday
morning this week. He had been
drinking heavily for years and at
last determined to end his miserable
existence in this unnatural manner.
He put strychnine in his coffee and
died about two hours afterward in
the greatest agony. His life and
death is solemn warning to all to
beware Of the. cup thatintoxicates.
The Society of Kings Daughters
will give top and bonnet social on
Friday evening OF this week ut Ed
wardh's hall. Ladies are requested
to bring bOnnets and suitable trim
mings. Gentlemen will be expected
to do the trimming, while the ladies
manufacture tops out of spools. All
are cordially invited to come and
share the good time and supper. The
proceeds are to be divided between
the M. E. and Presbyterian churches.
Jurors drawn for the General
November term of District Court for
Marshall Co., Mimi, to be held Nov.
9th, 1896:
GRAND JURORS
John Robertson w Wallace
Christ johnson Mats Anderson
Hugh Ryan o l. SkonOved
O!e HVldsten Thomas Turner
Alfred Olson Peter Gaiewski
August Lundin John Gaiske
Charles Wellin Erick Bjerk
Pierre Sinnott JB Cook
n. Schantzen Gulbrand Haugen
Louis Olson Andrew Nordlund
John Rue DB Bake
FL. Dillabaugh
PETIT JURORS.
Lie Hickman RW Caldwell
John NJ Ryan Erick Carlson
G AubOl Ed Sommers
james J Sinclair Hans Peterson
Ole Z Odegaarden A H Scarf
Elias Horstad Christ Fay
J NJ Schie William Young
Andrew Shay Oskar Olson
John Grandson AusbjOrn lisa acson
Ole johnson Albert GustafsOn
Frank Rydberg Sam Haugen
FARMERS, LOOK HERE!
In order to give Farmers chance
tn oct cI1ean Feed we will for el,ns.f