Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
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Plattpanno". Reset jprn, Gronsabp,
Dombia!.,er, med mere, hos NJ. L..
Larson.
! 5. J Dunn, collector for Plano
MFG. TO, was in the city a few days
last week. p
F. \. Mills. Master Carpenter Of
tile Great Northern, was in the city
between trains Friday.
Miss Finnis LOOMS. danghtrrof
Rev. w. +. Loomis, came ~ from
Minneapolis Saturday.
Try Warren FIGURING Mills
"Choicc" brand SO pounds per bnsl,el
in exchange.
= Misses Whrtstonp and Blank,
OF Argyle, were visiting with Mrs. D.
Farrell Friday and Saturday.
j. H. Dudley, S,,pt. IF the Peavy
Elevator Co., and ". H. McWilli-
ans, Manager, were in the city
Tuesday:
II you want sweet candies at right
prices for NmnS. buy the same from
The People. Trailing Co. They
carry the best assortment in the city.
= Mrs W. !. Wood lett Wednesday,
for Morris, Mimi, to be present 1T
the golden webbing of her parents,
who have Seen fifty years OF married
life.
-$ /. so pays for the WARREN
SHEAF and lhe Farmers Twice IL
Week Tribune one year. This very
liberal offer holds good only till
Jan. LIST. Send in Your subscrip-
ton ut once. - ~ ..... ....<.
= You have heard Of sheet lightning,
but have you ever lighted on such
cheap sheeting Only &c IL yard
At W1NCHEsrER's.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Twombly will cele-
brate their golden wedding at their
daughters home 1T Morris, the 14tl.
inst. They expect to visit friends in
st. Paul ana Other points and return
in the spring. ....
Mrs. c. 5. Hula gave five clock
ladies' tea on Sa turday al her home
on Johnson avenue in honor Of Mrs.
j. l.. Morrow tIe S.,l;ah Henderson,
OF GleEwood, Minn., the playmate
and friend of her childhood.
- Read the t.ig I'll of the Peoples
Trading Co. ar There lis II list OF all
kinds OF suitable Amas presents and
read their ''store items 1t is quite
interesting. 1t tells why they adopt
ed the Department. system also des
cribing each department and who is
in charge OF each. ..
you don see what you want at
Farrell's, ask rit, az he has a lot
OF goods that ;aa'e ''Out of Sight. /
- Fl. ] Reaadmore, OF Snndsville.
hauled in tlA: other day the four
largest loads of wheat that have ev-
er come to Warren, the gross weight
aggreg eating 1900 lbs, and the
weight OF the wheat, go bu. and 20
lbs. Mr.. Deaa'dmore uses heavy
broad tired wagons with outer bear
ing axels- He says they run steadier
and smoother and more than make.
up for their extra heft
We are prophets enough to know
that you can profit by our small
profits. Good all wool suits at
$3.50. At WlNcHEsrER's.
The Stephen Whist Club to the
number OF twenty-four came down
Monday night to try conclusions
with the local fraternity and suffered
defeat. the Warren club coming out
victorious with two thousand points
to it's credit. The Stephen Mando-
lin Club accompanied them and
| played SOME very fine selections.
Rotations and songs helped to pass
away the time, and at a young hour
the parity broke up, all saying the
same thing, "Stephen boys are Jolly
good fellows.
All aboard for Holm's Jewelly
Store! Christmas presents bought
there this year, will be as good as
new next year.
= Last Saturday a large number
OF Rev. A. Mattson's congregation
in Vega made very unexpected call
at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage
in this city. The visitors took com
plete possession Of the house, and in
a few minutes the liberal farmer-wive
had Spt the fable with - hOnntan,1.