Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-11-21
Rev. n. F. Kile will preach at
Warren next Sunday, 1870, o. M.

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Warren next Sunday, 7:3O, p. m.
Confirmation services at Gran
vile church Sunday December LIST, at
1880; q. m.
When looking for a present for a
friend don't forget to call on Farrell,
the reliable Jeweller.
The ladies OF the Norwegian Luz
theran church at Granville will have
their annual auction sale at o. H..
Bangs place, Saturday November
23rd, at 10 q. m.
Farrell, the reliable Jeweller, has
one OF the finest and most complete
stocks OF Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry to be found in the Northwest.
Tom Morris, the jovial jeweller
from Crookston, was in town yester-
day and today. He helped the local
Masons exercise their goat last ev-
ening.
What if your house or furniture
should burn, and you had no insur-
ance, how would that affect you?
Insure with Apgar & Cline, and this
will not happen.
j. A. Nordgren has sold his resi-
dence property in the rear of the hos
pital and the barn to Andrew A.
Tangbakken, who will run it az a
stopping place or a Farmers Home.
Hon. Geo. R. Roberts, or Capt.
Roberts, as we believe his title is
since he removed from our county
TO Warroad, was in the city last Fri
day, being an interested party in a
lawsuit tried at this term OF court.
Miss Harrison will speak on
"The Evolution OF Women's Clubs, -
IN the Presbyterian church on
Friday evening, Nov. %. Tickets
ten cents. You can't afford to miss
this talk and the music, for ten cents.
-Eunice Loughridge, a pupil in
the sixth grade of the Warren school,
won prize in the Minneapolis Jour-
nal Junior contest, having written
the best essay, and will be given a
handsome picture for adjoining her
room in the school.
Sheriff Forsberg left Monday with
the two prisoners, John Rutka and
Halgrim Gunderson, for Saltwater,
where they will serve their sentences.
The sheriff returned yesterday, but
proceeded Immediately on same train
on his way to Roseau county.
The Ladies Of the Swedish Luth-
eran church will serve 'sLut-f fisk" and
and other delicacies at their annual
supper at the Opera house on
Thanksgiving day. After the supper
the ladies will dispose OF a number OF
articles, useful and oranamen tal, at
auction sale. Every body cordially
invited.
Frank Seign, proprietor of the
Lyon house, returned Monday from
his visit to Sharp's Mill, Harrison
Co., Indiana, where he had been to
attend his father during his last sick
ness. He reached his fathers bedside
on Friday and on the following
Monday November 18th, he passed
peacefully away at the advanced age
OF II years. He was also present at
the funeral which was held the follow
ing day.
The home of F. A. Anderson, of
Vega, has indeed been sorely aff1ict-
ed. On Sunday, a week ago, ten
year old boy died, on Friday a
younger girl died, and on Saturday,
when the father was returning from
town with a coffin for the latter he
was met on the way by a neighbor
who informed him that he better
turn back and get a coffin for his
wife, who had died during his alb
sence-making three deaths in the
family in one week, all from typhoid
fever. The sympathy of the commu-
nifty is EXTENDED to Mr.. Anderson in
his great bereavement, and may
God help him to bear the loss with
Christian fortitude.
-Chr.S Samuelson, one of Vikings
enterp'ising young farmers, showed
the Sheaf, today, a sample OF speItz
raised by him this year. He sowed
three bushels last spring on about