Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

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Mrs. Tullar's music class will
give their annual recital Nov. 18th.
The soldiers Of Co. L., 14th
MINI. VOL, left for ST.. Paul last Fri
day to be mustered out.
A. c. Nelson and A. H. Kallock,
two at Oak Parks leading farmers,
shade the SHEAR pleasant calls this
week.
- Miss olga Jensen returned yes
terday from Fergus Falls, where she
has been employed for a season at
the asylum for insane.
&C. J. McC Colon, of Hallock, re-
publican candidate for representa-
tive, was in the city Friday evening,
making the acquaintance Of our
people. b:
- Mr.. John Gratzek, democratic
candidate for Judge of Probate, was
in town to-day. He is a prominent
and leading farmer in the town OF
Wright.
r. II. Medicraft, republican
candidate for representative from Ro-
seau county, was present at the re-
publican rally here last evening, and
rot acquainted with the voters.
A new deputy arrived at the
home of sheriff Green on Wednesday
this week. He gives Indications Of
being faithful in the performance of
duty and will doubtless have en-
ployment for some time.
DR.. r.. B. Foster, DENTIST, of
Grand Forks, will be in Warren to
remain 8 days, Thursday, Nov. "a.
Prepared to do the very best dental
work at reasonable prices and guar
antees satisfaction. Artificial teeth,
bridgework, crowns and filings.
Teeth extracted without pain. Save
your teeth and you save your health.
Consultation free.
81, - The Great Northern depot was
entered by burglars on Tuesday
night who took away two express
packages containing clothing and
made an unsuccessful attempt to
open the safe. They succeeded in
breaking of the knobs on the hinges
AMI in damaging the lock SO that it
was impossible to open the safe. No
cjew has yet been obtained as to the
identity OF the perpetrators Of the
deed.
- A farmers wagon and one Of
Jim HILLS cars collided yesterday af-
ternoon with the result that both were
thrown from their track. While H.
FL. Kallock, Of Oak Park, was cross
ing the railroad with his team and
wagon the rear part of his wagon was
struck by a car which was being
switched on a side track. The wagon
was completely demolished, but Mr..
Kallock and the horses miraculously
escaped unhurt. The car was thrown
off the track against the annex to the
M. & D. elevator.
THE SHEAF has a large stock
of cards on hand and2is prepared to
do all kinds Of camgaign printing in
the highest style OF the art for all
candidates regardless OF party poll
tics. All kinds Of commercial print
ing, such as note heads, letter heads,
memorandum heads, bill heads,
statements, envelopes, notices, circu-
lars, announcements, programs, in
Yitations, etc, done at all times with
neatness and dispatch. When in
need Of printing Of any kind call at
the SHEAF Office.
The late short, sharp and decis.
i've war with Spain has given unusual
scope to the American dramatic writ
ers, who have not been slow in taking
advantage OF the opportunities thus
afforded. One Of the best written
plays founded on the incidents ofuhis
war is entitled Prisoner of Spain
and written by Claude Soares. This