Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-28
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OUR HOLIDAY EDITION.

From the many compliments that
have been received, we are pleased
to know that the holiday edition of
the SHEAF was much appreciated.
While that issue was not all we had
intended it to be, owing to the limit
ed time we had for its preparation,
yet, as it was, it cost us a great deal
of labor and money. We had in
tended to have many more cuts of
prominent business men and build
ings, and a great deal of descriptive
and historical matter that we had
prepared, had to be left out because
we could not get it in type. How
ever, we felt it our duty to say some
thing that would convey to outsiders
some idea of Warren, and Marshall
county, the town and county where
we, and so many, have our homes, and
which we love better than any other
place on earth. We need not be
ashamed to let the world know about
our resources and advantages. If we
do not think we'll of our town and
county, nobody else will. The half
tone illustrations and descriptive mat
ter we did have, however, the hand
some Christmas supplement filled
with choice reading matter for young
and old, appropriate for the season,
the large amount of local and county
news, and last, but not least, the
large attractive holiday ADVERTISE
ments of Warren merchants, made
it paper, which in some measure
reflected the greatness of Warren and
Marshall county.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The WARREN SHEAF published a
handsome, twenty page Christmas
edition last week. Truly credit to
the publisher, J. P. Mattson. - Mar
shall Co. Leader.
The special edition of the WARREN
SHEAF, issued last week, is a hand
some and creditable piece of work.
It contains splendid illustrations of
Warren's public buildings and prom
inent citizens. - Argyle Banner.
Bro. Mattson, of the WARREN
SHEAF, 'sblew'' himself for an illnm-
mated cover and holiday supplement
last week. It was a daisy and con-
tanned some most excellent views of
people and things. - Hallock Week
ly News.
Editor Mattson, of the WARREN
SHEAF, has presented his readers with
a 20-page Christmas edition that does
him, his city and Marshall county
great credit. The write up of. War
rem is exhaustive and the accompany
ing illustrations are of the best. -
CrOOkstOn Times.
The WARREN SHEAF came out in
expansion form last week
twenty pages in all. A large meas
ure of property has struck the SHEAF
and it's town the past summer and
fall. - Clay County Herald.
Among the Holiday numbers in
Christmas attire, which came to our
table the past week, We're WARREN
SHEAF, Todd County Argus and Park
Rapids Enterprise, each containing
special features and all spotted and
dotted with the advertisement of
their home merchants Cass Lake
Times.
The Christmas edition of the WAR
Rem SHEAF last week was very cred
table number. A good write-up of
Marshall county and Warren was
given, illustrated with half-tone cuts.
The SHEAF evidently believes in
keeping at the top of the heap, and
has a good advertising patronage to
help it. = Peoples Press, Crookston.
The Long Prairie Argus issued a
very fine Holiday edition last week,
veil gotten up and filed with large
advertisements. The WARREN SHEAR
,lso issued very creditable edition.
= Hubbard County Clipper.
The Roseau county papers say the