Warren sheaf., 1901-08-01
Lou Cross was in Argyle Mon

Lou Cross was in Argyle Mon
day.
ID. A. Whitaker is away taking
in the Winnipeg fair.
Mrs. W. s. Day returned home
yesterday from a visit in Iowa,
Il. j. Linder made business trip
to Kennedy Tuesday, returning the
same evening.
Rev. L. NJ. Skunes and family, Of
Moorhead, are visiting friends in
town this week.
-. E. Morriesy Crookston's pop
ular foundry man was doing a stroke
OF business in town Tuesday.
w. J. Shaughnessy took in the
towns along the line the fore part Of
the week in the interests OF the Sheaf.
DR.. Bernard is developing into
quite taxidermist. He has a nice
line OF samples of his work in Jewel
ler FarrelPs window that would do
credit to professionals.
The regular meeting of the L. A.
S. of the M. E. church will be held
with Mrs. F. W. Flanders Tuesday
afternoon, August 9Th, at 2 O'Clock.
Members please come prepared to sew.
DR.. E. Frank has moved into his
new residence on the corner of First
street and Colvin avenue. The doc
tor may we'll feel proud OF his resi-
dence as it is one of the incest in the
city. il
The work OF moving the building
from the corner of First street and
johnson avenue lis progressing nicely
and contractor Linder expects to
work on the new bank block in day
or so. ~
Henry Taralseth, E. W. johnson
Otto Johnson, and C. A. Nelson. re-
turned Wednesday morning from
Maple Lake where they have been
spending week fighting mosquitoes
acquiring a {: cheek OF tan.''
-Axel Johnson, who halls from the
vicinity of Argyle, returned from,
Rockford, ILL.,, where he has spent the
time since last fall. He was accom-
panied by his brother Sven. who also
take hand in the harvest. "
John and Lewis Westman are
happy husbands now because their
wives returned last Saturday from
an extended visit in the southern
part Of this state and Wisconsin.
Mrs. John Westman was accom-
panied by her father, who will make
visit with her and his son, Ole
Swanson. s..s..G.
The first German Evangelical
Lutheran church in the town Of Com
stock will be dedicate with appro-
priete exercises on Sunday Aug, Il.
The services will be in German in
the forenoon and liz English on the
afternoon, and all friends are cor
daily invited to be present on this
occasion. The new church is a hand
some building: and is located on n:sec.
20. J. NJ. Loeslie is the secretary, of
the congregation. .z
Il. W. Peterson, formerly of town
OF Vega. Marshall county, lately OF
Roseau county, died last Saturday
at the Fergus Falls hospital, aged 63
years. The corpse was brought to
Warren on Tuesdays train and tend-
erly and lovingly laid to rest by his
grown up sons and daughters in the
Greenwood cemetery. The funeral
service was conducted by Rev.
Gothberg, of the Swedish Mission
church. Diseased was one of early
settlers OF this county. He has been
a sufferer many years from rheu-
matte fever, which disease also affect
ed his mind, and necessitatedhis con-
inement at the hospital for longer or
shorter periods. Deceased was the
father of Mrs. Ed Franson, OF War
rem Mrs. Emil Holmgren, of Vega
Mr.. Oscar Peterson, Mcintosh. and
Chas Peterson, Of Great Falls, Mont.
The latter and the aged wife OF de-
ceased now living in Roseau were un-
able to be- present at the funeral.
John Halloran and family return
ed last Friday from the state OF