Warren sheaf., 1899-11-02
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last Friday.
%. Il. Ballard went to Crookston
Saturday evening. .....
= L. J. Linder went to Stephen
Saturday morning.
Ed. Franson went to Crookston
Saturday night on business.
Mrs. T. R. Craig came down
from Argyle Friday evening. -,-
Harry March arrived from Min
neapolis yesterday morning.
= Don't forget to go to the Opera
house, Friday evening, Nov. 3rd.
= P. J. Nyland, the carpenter,
went to Stephen Tuesday morning.
= A fine daughter arrived at the
home of liver Winberg on Tuesday
this week.
= Will Bloom, OF Crookston, was
in the city Monday. He says his
health is improving.
- Retsius Nelson, Of town OF New
Solum, transacted business in the
city the first OF the week.
- Rev. and Mrs. IT, F. NJ. Clark
rejoice over the birth OF a fine son
on Sunday morning last.
- Mrs. Fred Lundberg came back
Tuesday morning from visit to her
parents at Parker's Prairie, MINI.
- Salvation Army Captain Wig
gins preached at the Norwegian
M. E. church last Sunday evening.
- NJ. j. McCann left last Friday
evening for Ardock, N. D., to look
after his farming interests at that
place.
- A. G. Kallock, of Big Woods,
transacted business in town on Mon
day. The SHEAF acknowledges a
pleasant call.
cts a boy this time," says A.
H. Searl, "a big bouncing boy" and
Thursday last week was the time of
his arrival into their home.
49, The Peoples Trading Co. dis
tributed handsome aluminium SOU
venirs to their customers at their
opening sale last Saturday. ,s..
- Lindberg & Lundgren have
moved their office into the new
building. They have now an elegant
place in which to do business.
- Cameron Anderson, OF the firm
Anderson & Hunter, court house
contractors, went to Grand Forks
Saturday,, returning Monday NOR
ming. ->...
All the machinery for Hilleboe
and Johnson's new Touring mill has
arrived and is now being placed in
position as rapidly as it is possible
to do so. .-~@ >... -
= The ladies of the Norwegian
Luth. church will hold an Auction
Sale of articles made by them, and
also serve coffee, cake and ice cream,
at the Opera house, on Friday eve
ming, Nov. 3rd, commencing at Z
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
- The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
M. E. church will hold dime social
at the home of Mrs. E. Slee on Fri
day evening, Nov. 10. All are in
.vited to come and help the society
with their dimes, or more if they
wish to give it, and enjoy a pleasant
evening. ........
- Mrs. E. Evans, OF the Rafferty,
farm in Vega, left Tuesday for West
Superior, Wis. She will visit there
for a while, after which she will go to
Portage Ia Prairie, Manitoba, with
er. her husband will also go soon,
and near where they expect to make
their home in the future.
Misses MILESTONE, Erickson,
Blanch and Franklin, teachers OF the
Argyle school, came down Friday
evening to visit the teachers Of the
Warren school. They and the teach
ers OF the Warren school were enter
tanned during the evening by Miss
Susie K. Easton, OF the Warren
school, at her home on Fourth St.
The Presbytery Of Red River will
meet in the Presbyterian church,
Tuesday morning, Nov. 7th, at II
O'Clock. A Spiritual Conference will
: be conducted in the afternoon, in
which questions pertaining to the
broadening Of the spiritual nature
will be considered. In the evening