Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-11-28

John +. Graham left yesterday
on q visit to Iowa.
Mrs. Karin Dahlstrom, Of Vega,
departed for st. Paul yesterday.
jay Seeley returned home from
the Forks the fore part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Ostrom
spent Sunday with friends at Crooks
ton.
Aug. Swanson, brother OF har-
ness maker Swanson, has left for !
Duluth.
AL. Fish left last night for
Waukee, Iowa, with the intention OF
spending the winter there. )
John O. Haugen, one OF the lead [
ing farmers OF Foldahl, transacted !
business in town Tuesday.
w. p. Newcomb, the Stephen !
real estate man passed through Mon
day on his way to St. Paul on bust
ness bent. II
Mrs. c. I. Svenning and Mrs. NJ.
j. Berget left Tuesday evening for
Crookston to attend the funeral of
Cornelius Halls, 49,
-Chesta Olson, the trained nurse
at the hospital, left Tuesday evening
for st. Paul. She does not intend to
return to Warren. II
John Westlin, OF Argyle, has pur-
chased the Bishop johnson property
from Carl Lind and will run it as a
stopping place for farmers.
LOST Twenty-Five calibre rifle,
about one mile east of the Burnside
schoolhouse. Finder will leave it at
the Sheaf office and claim reward.
&C. Eneix received the sad INTEL
ligence last week Of the death OF his
mother, and he left Friday last week
for Chicago to attend the funeral.
Teacher Wanted:- District No.
36, town ofVega wants good teach
er for two months term commence
ing January Is. Apply to E. Holm
gren, Clerk, Address, Warren, MINI.
Mrs. Lundquist,; who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks left for st. Paul last Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. j, E. Ostrom
accompanied her as far as Crooks
ton.
IS. T. johnson, of Minneapolis,
the recently appointed public exami-
ner, was in the city Monday getting
acquainted preparatory to assum-
ing the duties OF his office January
1, next. II
The l.. A. S. OF the M. E. church
will hold their annual sale on the
evening of Dec. 9Th. A nice assert
ment of fancy work, articles suita-
BILE for Christmas gifts. Home made
handkerchiefs aspecialty.
Dana Easton left last Friday for !
Minneapolis so spend a few days with
his sisters at the State University
and from there they will 60 to Owa-
tonna, the former home of the fami-
~, to spend Thanksgiving with
friends.
Friday this week will appear Ben
nett's immense dramatic company,
introducing for the first time in the
west the beautiful spectacular dra-
ma, "Shadows and Dangers of a
Great City," Nothing like it ever
seen in your town before. See big
parade at 7:3O. -.... = II
Tom Elliot, who has been thresh-
ing all fall in Dakota, returned last
Friday and at once proceeded to
Bemidii to lay his plans for lumber
ing during the winter months; re-
turned again to Warren on Tues
day and 'says there will be great
activity in the woods this winter. II
The Warren Cornet Band which
for some time has been in inocaous
desuetude will be jmmediat ely resur-
rected and reorganized under the {
leadership OF director George G..
johnson. The boys will meet for
practice next Tuesday evening. We 5
learn that Mr.. johnson will hence I
forth make his home in this city,
which is very fortunate, as his well
known musical abilities make him a
valuable acquisition to any town.
On Thursday afternoon Of last