Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-22
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
From Mondays Daily.

loaded here to-day for the st Pau
market.
"A. slight attack Of quinsy kept
w. A. Knapp to his room Saturday
and Sunday.
liver A. Krohn, Of Shevlin, has
been shaking hands with his Warren
friends to-day.
We buy and sell land List your
farms with The MARSHALL County
LAND COMPANY. =. L (
The heavy fall Of the beautiful
to-day has brought out a large mum
Der of sleigh riders.
GA. Tu!lar has purchased the W.
W. Hunter property and will make
it his residence in the future.
w, P. Carlson, OF Stephen, spent
Sunday with his brother, G. j. Carl
son, OF the European Restaurant.
Jos. Brenn, of Tabor, has rented
the Methodist parsonage and will
move his family to town for the
winter. ..s. s
Martin Forsberg, who makes
money tilling Marshall county soil,
was in town to-day doing some
shopping. ..... !.
Marshall County Land Company
has $3.50, 100000 to loan on improved
farm lands in Marshall and Polk
counties
Mrs. Michael Peterson and daugh-
ter Miss Amelia, of Wangpr, were in
town over Sunday and returned home
this morning.
The Solway Press says yenison
went up five cents a pound in that
place the day Steve Whitney started
home with his pair Of bucks. 80
Frank Newman leaves tonight
for Bridgewater, S. D. He has spent
the past month in this district collect.
ing for the Sherman Nursery 20.
g. j. Carpenter, who represents
one of the big eastern Jewellry
houses, spent Sunday in the city
the guest of his old friend, w. W.
johnson. ..-
AT the last meeting OF the W. c..
Il. u, Mrs. Frank served very mic.
refreshments in honor of Mrs. Smith,
who is soon to leave Warren ful
Washington. .
The members OF the w. G. T. U.
and Royal Neighbors gave Il farewell
reception and tea this evening to
Mrs. s. W. Smith, at the home Of
Mrs. Bennewitz. II. 49,
Pete Turnlund got his last weeks
SHEAF and in looking over the news
saw Jack Lindquist's poetical effort
on wood, and Immediately loaded on
a cord or so and came to town with
it. He said he thought we must be
suffering bad. .. vs.. u:
The Peoples Store, one OF Crook
ston's largest concerns, has gone
bump The proprietor, S. B'sazzi.
filed a petition in bankruptcy. The
assets are some three or four thous-
and dollars more than the creditors
have coming to them. III y. n
Several of Mrs. Chas. WpntzpI's
friends surprised her at her home
Saturday evening, it being the ami
versary OF her birth. AS testi
monial OF their friendship, they pre-
sented her with a dozen silver knives
and forks. The hostess was equal TO
the occasion and prepared Il very
nice supper. A sleigh ride closed a
very pleasant evening.
Eli Hjertos, the popular man.
ager OF the clothing department. in
Taralseth's big store, made bet
with young lady OF a tailor made
skirt that Lind would not be elected.
The bet was made in his usual off
hand way and nothing was said
about what hewas to get in case he
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won out. So when the young lady
found out she had played the loosing
card she bought skirt and presented
it to Eli. He has it yet, but he has no
use for it and wants to get rid Of it.
He almost wishes Lind had been
elected. It's on Eli; we mean the
joke, not the skirt. 3
From Tuesdays Daily.
-Elinda Sweaas, is confined to her
bed with an attack Of quinsy.
g. G. Magladry left last night for
Minneapolis for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas left