Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-01-04

w. s. Coon left Friday for Chip
pewa Falls, Wis. Il
Ellis Eklund, one OF our printers,
is on the sick list this week.
F. W. Flanders spent last Friday
evening in Crookston on business.
If you want the best tinware on
earth go to PowELL's HARDWARE.
- J. T. Imsdahl, Of Big Woods,
attended to business at Warren Tues
day.
FOUND "A pair OF spectacles.
Owner can have same by calling at
this Office.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. Melgaard re-
ioice over the birth of fine daughter
on Friday last.
- Chas. Westerberg, Of the Scan
dia House, Crookston, visited friends
in the city last Friday.
1t will pay TO get prices from NJ. L.
Larson, on Bob Sleighs, Hand Sleighs
and Cutters. before buying elsewhere.
- Installation OF r. N. A. camp
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10. All
members requested to be present.
Refreshments served.
-Thos. INSTRUMENTATION Buena
Vista on New Years day. He says
logging operations are hampered on
account OF too little snow.
- Miss Florence Ketcham returned
to the Hamline University last Tues
day evening, after spending the holi-
days with her parents Of this city.
DR.. G. A. Penny, dentist, will re-
turn from Illinois, Jan. s, and will at
once resume his professionally vocation
at his office over Wares drug store.
- The l.. A. S. OF the Presbyterian
church will serve one of their excel
lent teas at the home of Mrs. W. N.
Powell: Friday evening, Jan. 5, at
|6P.M.
- A. 0. Burseth, who is now clerk
ing in the store OF Andrew BlOmsness
at Donaldson, spent several days
visiting friends at Warren. returning
on Tuesday.
49, Chas. Cheney left last Friday for
a visit at the old home back in New
York state, near Niagara Falls. He
will also visit New York city before
he returns.
- Mrs. H. J. Beardmore leaves tc-
day for q visit with relatives in the
southern part OF this state, and in
Wisconsin and Illinois. She will be
gone about six weeks.
Gus Huber, OF Comstock, re-
ceived telegram Saturday announc-
ing the sudden death of his brother.
Henry Huber, at Alma, Wis. Hewa
we'll known here, having visited his
brother on several occasions.
Miss Jennie Campbell, OF Milton,
N. d., who has been visiting with
relatives in Warrenton for the past
month, departed Tuesday evening for
Grand Forks, N. d., where she will
attend the University for the re-
mainder OF the winter.
| - The leading stores have decided
to close at 30 p. M, except Satur-
days, in order to give their clerks
some time for rest and recreation.
This is a commendable move on the
part of the business men that will be
much appreciated by the employees.
- You will miss it, if you fail to
take advantage of orr liberal offer
to furnish the SHEAF and the Farm
ers' Twice-a- Week Tribune one year
for 81. 80. TO those who desire, we
will furnish the we'll known maea-
zine, The Household, instead OF the
Tribune, or we will send all three
papers for $1.75. We will hold this
great offer open until Jan. Is, so as
to g i've all chance Send in your
subscriptions at once.
- The county commissioners of
Polk county, Mr.. Kennedy the con-
tractor Of the ditch, and farmers and
property owners of the Town of Far
ley, had a meeting at Edwardh's hall
last Saturday. The farmers in Far
ley have suffered much loss, and are
much provoked on account of the con-
tractors failure to finish the ditch.
A resolution was passed refusing to
grant any extension Of time for the
completion of the ditch, and also for
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