Warren sheaf., 1901-09-26

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and profit thereby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Burseth went
to Argyle for a visit.on Monday.
WANTED 2,oOObushels Potatoes
atonce. K. j. TARALsETH.
The Improved United States Sepa-
rator has only three pieces to clean
where you will havefrom 20 to 45 in
others.
-MARR1ED:-Thos Thorson and
and Johnson were united in 1narriae
on Monday, Sept. 23d, by Rev. K.
Winberg.
Mr.. c. E. Lundquist and children
went to Argyle Saturday to visit with
Mrs. J,E. Hunter during the day. be-
tween trains,
Arthur Ostrom broughta (dead)
beat to the SHEAF office the other
day weighing z pounds, Is ounces.
Who can beat that?
Two years ago, Admiral Dewey
arrived at New York, and received
the greatest AVIATION eyer terderly a
returning American. "
You will miss it, If you do
not attend the grand Majestic cook
ing exhibition at K. j. 'Taralseth,
September 80 to October5. |
Mrs. John E. Lund has been SER
iously i'll for more than week, but
is now improving. Their children
are also sick with the whooping
cough.
"A special service for old people
Sunday morning, at the NJ. E. church,
The house appropriately decorated,
repr esenting age. The publiccordi-
ally invited. .4.. |
&C. NJ. Omlie, Of Grafton, N. Dak.,
was in the city Tuesday. He owns a
number of farms in Marshall county
and he was looking after matters per-
tanning to them.
Gus Nelson is looking after VIM.
J. Browns Law Office during the lat
ter's absence. He says you have got
to put up cash in advance for your
legal advice now,
= David Aronovitz & Co., have
rented the Dixon building on John
son ave., and are opening up a stock
of goods in same to be offere for sale.
See their ad on 9Th page
l.. NJ. Mithun, principal OF schools.
Ulen, Minn., spent a few days here
last week, visiting his sister, Mrs. T.
Bang and other friends, his school
having been closed on account OF
dyphtheria.
Mr.. o. NJ. Heistad, who has lived
in Warren during tae past summer,
has now opened up country store
in Foldahl, about one and one half
miles north of Otto Hangs place, on
the Great Eastern road.
L. G. Gaus, the banjo playing;;
jewelry traveller, was here last week |
sold D. Farrell a new stock OF jewelry. |
Doug says he is going to have the
finest line of Christmas jewelry ever
brought to this section of the state.
Misses Margaret Mattson, Vida |
and Kinda Anderson were Argyle
visitors on Tuesday,. On account of |
the rain, they we're compelled to stay !
over night, and had a Jolly time
driving home in the mud next morn
ing. .-.~ .~~..... 1...
j. 81. Noble has been appointed
town clerk of Warrenton in place of
81. Dillabough who has resigned, and
who will shortly, we are informed, re-
moved to the state of Washington.
Mr.. Dillabough has sold his farm to
W. F. Powell.
Mr.. P. Nilsson, OF Stephen, writes
the SHEAF that his wife has been SER
iously ill since they moved to Mime
apolis, which news their many
friends in this county are sorry to
hear. She was improving, however,
at the time OF writing. :, Il
-O.J. ROLLS, the general merchant
at the new hamlet that bears his
name up in eastern Marshall county, i
has sold HE store to P. 4. Berg of
Thief River Falls, who will also sue
ceed him as postmaster.- .-Crookston
Journal.
Hans B. Imsdahl and family
mourn the loss OF their seven weeks