Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-10-03
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drove to Argyle on Tuesday.
20. Nj. Heistad, the Foldahl mer-
chant. was in Warren yesterday.
r. c. Snyder returned Yesterday
from months visit at Red Lake
Falls
H. Skoglund has moved in from
Foldahl to occupy his hotel building
in Warren.
Mr.. G. O. Lien, OF Foldahl. called
on his many Warren friends the tore
part OF the week.
Attorney L. S. Bayrell and R. &.
Mar|ette, Of Argyle, were Warren
visitors Monday evening.
Miss Hannah Smith, OF Vega, re-
turned home Friday from Minneapo-
lis, where she has been visiting.
"A new postoftice called Valborg
has been established in town OF Oak
Park, with Lars Eden as postmas-
ter.
Mr.. G.. o. Cross served on the
grand jury at the term OF United
States court held at Fergus Falls
last week.
Ladies, you can get a perfect fit in
-corsets if you will only buy one OF the
new straight front 6. D. corsets.
&C. WINCHESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] ohm L. Olson went
to Moorhead Friday to visit their son
Louis S. Olson WHO'S employed there,
and also the family OF Rev. L. M.
Skunes.
Lost: Miss Ida Thompson OF
the Pembina farm lost a black col
larette last Saturday evening, and
desires finder to leave same at the
Postofice.
M. l.. Larson will sell Wagons,
Buggies, and Flows, Steel Ranges,
Cook and Heating Stoves, Guns
and Ammunition, at bottom figures
this fall. Help yourself.
Mr.. and Mrs: j. II. Noble, OF
Warrenton, welcomed a fine girl to
their house Monday evening. Jack
was in town bright and early Tues
day morning spreading the good
news.
B. Arneson, who is a kind OF a
preacher and used to live at Warren
in the early days, and subsequently
at Big Woods, was in Warren Sat-
urday. He now lives on Lake OF the
Woods east OF Warroad.
Dan kendell, who has been
threshing the golden grain in the
northern part Of county, came down
Friday to visit with his family over
Sunday. He says the wheat yields
from ten to fifteen bushels per acre.
Miss Maud Wees accompanied
Mrs. Dillabough and children on
their Journey to the Pacific coast
on Tuesday. She will remain
out there for wilhelm the hope that
change OF climate may prove benz
fetal to her health.
M. R. Lowery, OF Fergus Falls,
general agent OF the Universal Acct
dent and Life Insurance Co., was in
town last Friday in the interests OF
his company. While here he ap-
pointed W. J. Shaughnessy local
agent for this district.
Oscar E. Simonson, formerly
with K. j.. Taralseth, called on his
many Warren friends last Friday,
and is the samegenial fellow as Of yore.
He is now travelling for the we'll
known importing house OF Alfred
Anderson & Co., OF Minneapolis.
j. D. DAILY, Of Big Woods, was in
Warren the fore part OF the week,
feeling happy, AS he has good reason
to be, as his wheat had averaged "a
bushels to an acre. He had shipped
same in barges on the Red River, at
a very great saving in labor, and all
he needs to do now is to pillow his
land and spend his money.
Mrs. H. Dillabough and the chill
dren left Tuesday for Seattle, Wash,
with the intention OF making their fu-
ture home there or at some point on
the Pacific coast. Mr.. Dillabough will
remain for a while to settle up his
business affairs. The SHEAF regrets
very much to see this excellent fami-
Iy. that has resided here so many