Warren sheaf., 1891-12-17
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

w. S. Webber, OF Bathgatc N. D..
is now an assistant to agent Harris
at the depot.
- Warren Smith and wife were
passengers to Crookston on Monday
evenings train.
- The ia amily OF f. f. Graham left
on Monday for Grand Forks N. b.
where they will spend the holidays.
- Miss Lizzie Dahl, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity, left yesterday for
Crookston. :.
j. B. Smythe, the noble "Scot-
tie from the northern part OF the
county, was q caller at the county
seat last Saturday.
Mrs. L. S. Bayrell, and Miss
Hattie Carr, OF Argyle, started Tues
day on visit to the home of their
parents in Nebraska.
The SHEAF Office has been
crowded with job work for several
weeks. Whenever you need any
printing done, let III turn you out a
good job. We keep the best line OF
stationery known to the trade.
The Swedish Lutheran Ladies
Society at Lower Snake will give a
dinner and hold an auction sale on
Tuesday, Dec. goth, at the residence
Of Mr.. Peter Pealstrom at II o'clock
A. NJ. All are cordially invited. Free
dinner.
Joseph Remmillard and G. and
D. Tessier, OF the northern part of
the county, passed through Warren
on Tuesday bound Tor Montreal,
Canada, where they will visit friends,
Miss Isabelle Lowe went to Toronto.
Canada. ......
MRS. ohnWoodwardlef left Monday
evening for Monarch, Montana, to
visit her daughter. She takes her
grand daughter, who will hereafter
make her home with her father, Hem
ry Sheldon. Mr.. Woodward went on
a business trip rs far as Ainot and is
expected back tho latter part of this
week.
- Rev. s. Udden, of Moorhead will
hold early morning services (6 A. N. J
in the Swedish Lutheran church in
this city on Christmas morn. On
Saturday, Dec. Goth, he will hold an
early service at the Swanson school
house in Vega. On Sunday forenoon
he will also preach in Vega, and in
the evening ut Warren.
- At the last meeting of the coun-
ty board, Abel Gardorg was ap-
pointed abstracter OF titles for Mar
shall county, ond he gave bonds in
the sum OF five Thousand dollars for
the faithful performance of the duties
connected with the Office. He DOS
sesses the only complete abstract
books in the county, giving the his
tory of ownership OF every piece and
parcel Of land in this county. The
books are twelve in number, contain
ing $50 pages each, and Mr.. Car
borg has been at work upon them
for nearly a whole year. They have
been prepared with great care and
hence are reliable. A set of convent
eht abstract books has long been
needed in this county, and they are
valuable property.
Sheriff Kivel brought down
from Argyle on Tuesday u young
fellow who gives his name IA Charley
Aledfer who had been caught stealing
some articles from the store of Olsen
4 Holen. He had entered the store
i'll the evening and bought pair of
shoe packs, socks, etc., and asked to
have the goods charged to H. F. El-
frink. This was refused and the
goods taken back. A little later
when the clerks were in the back
part OF the store, he slipped il and
grabbed the package, but was
caught in the act. Mr.. HOlen and
several Others gave pursuit but the
fellow resisted furiously their ut
tempts to capture him. He is a des-
pera te character. He is the snn,e
one that broke into the saloon of
Christ Rundtom, in Warren last Sat
urday night. His hands were badly
cut with glass and his head w,.s con-
sidcr:,hly banged up. To Sheriff
Kivel lie stated that he halls from,
Winnipeg and that he has no folks
ind never knew that he had any.
From that it may l,s inferred thnt lie
is one OF those orphans sent from
England q few years ago to work on
farms in Manitoba. II is clear thlt
the fellow wanted to he arrested to.
get free board and lodgin;..