Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-29
From Tuesday . Daily.

are rellaDle. Johnson 81 OFug STORE.
August Swanson and ohm p.
Anderson left last night for Cloquet,
Mimi. b. as8
] ohm Lund expects to get into.
his new building this week. It's q
daisy inside.
Jack Lindquist made a flying.
trip to the country vest day return
ing last night. s.
Landlord Mcintyre is putting a
new. coat Of shingles on the roof of
the Windsor Hotel. q q
Miss ELEM ohnson acc ompanied
her father, Bishop johnson, to the
Pacific coast yesterday. 4.
Mike McC Cam, the big Irish farm.
er from the west country, was doing.
business in town to-day.
DR.. G. A. PENNEY, first-class den
fist. Office over Johnson Drug CO..
All kinds OF modern dentistry.
H. F. Brown, who makes the
select cigars that every body smokes,
was taking orders in town to-day.
Frank Conklin returned this.
morning from Kalispel, Montana,
where he had been with some stock.
Marshall County Land Company
has $3.50, 100000 to loan on improved
farm lands in Marshall and Polk
counties 4<.g. <S
Emil Johnson, son of j. e. John
son, OF Farley, LETT last night Tor.
Malta, Montana, after a visit to his
old home. B.
Aug. Swanson, OF Stephen. was a
caller at our Office to-day. He or
dered the SHEAF changed to Pine
Greek, Roseau Co. s.. n 4
Mrs. Frank Robbins, and children
Grace and Budd, departed yesterday
for Chicago, where they intend to re-
side in the future. ,s6
If you want to get a good suit for
little money get them at the Peoples
Trading Co. Former price $500
while they last So. 90. \
A. G. Peterson, OF New Maine,
has been in town to-day transacting
business, and is the guest OF his niece,
Mrs. C. J. Klingborg.
Ed. Edlund, who teaches the
Spruce Valleyites how to, farm for
profit, is in town to-day looking
after his city interests. RI
License TO wed was issued at the
clerk Of courts Office to-day to Nels
A. Nylen and Anna J. Lindstrom,
both of Marshall county.
"A. S. Apgar yesterday sold the
Northwest quarter OF section 18,
township 155, range 46, town Of
Comstock, to p. W. Heinke.
~WANTED: A load Of hay for cash
or on subscription; also wood in any
quantity and on any terms.
PUBLISHER OF SHEAF.
The ladies Of the Swedish Luther
an Church are arranging to give an
oyster supper at the Opera House on
the evening Of the 29th, Thanks
giving. sts . .. e e
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Johnson, who
have been visiting Mrs. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. T. T. Broten, out in
Foldahl, left last night for their
home at Walnut Grove. ... i
The pencil this was penned with
was donated to the editorial depart
ment by A. S. Apgar and is marked
Compliments OF the New York Life
Insurance Coz It is just as good as
the company and the agent, and our
opinion Of the combination. #
Now that the snow has fallen to
a sufficient extent to make sleighing
good, we are not suffering SO much
for the want Of wood. The farmers
who have timber on their farms are
bringing in wood every day, and SO
far it is bringing good price. N
&@ Carrie J Johnson, the young lady
mentioned a few days ago as being
the victim Of a series Of injuries,
is now suffering with a slight attack
of ipht at the residence Of s..
q. Hang. The desease is. OF a very
mild form, and the patient will be
out in a few days. 81 4. 855
G. ] Klingborg made a trip out.
800 ~ ~ - .