Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-31

pean restaurant Saturday evening.
1t was in every way a very success
full affair. A large number were pres
ent and everybody enjoyed the oys-
tiers, coffee and cake served by the
ladies. The net receipts werei in neigh
borhood OF $4,000.
To-day the Rhetoric class, at the
J High School, was honored by the
visit of beautiful little mouse who
quietly stepped out from the venti-
lator- evidently having used it as an
elevator - and quickly made it's way
across the room. This time it was a
boy, and not girl, that squealed.
Too bad there were not some nervous
girls in the room, or he might have
had an accompaniment. A special
invitation was Immediately sent the
janitor's cat to come and keep the
guest company, and we have not yet
learned how they agreed.
! From Tuesdays Daily
Sheriff Forsberg is havinga tussle
with the grip. -
james Rafferty, left last evening
for a visit in Wisconsin.
Pay part Of your loan any time.
See Flanders & Woods ad.
Ole Swanson went up to Argyle
this morning to look after tanning
mill business.
John Role, one OF Warrenton's
successful farmers. is doing business
in town today. "
Il. Henderson sold a four hun
dred acrefarm yesterday to Mr.. Whit
man, of Illinois.
Senator Grindeland returned to
st. Paul last night to resume his
legislative duties. E.
Mrs. K. j. Taralseth aud little
1nga left last night for Moorhead to
visit the family of Rev. Skunes.. /.
| j. S. Hilleboe, the big miller OF
Warren, made a business trip north
along the st. Vincent line today.
| Installation OF officers in the /.
o. F. tomorrow nj ht Jan. 80. All
members requested to be present.
Judge Holm has arranged his up
town Office so that it is one of the
neatest and most convenient in the
city.
The thermometer got gay this
morning and took toboggan slide
and went down to the 80 mark before
! it stopped. -.sa '. s.
John Larson, Of Foldahl, passed
through Warren today on his way
home from Lower Snake, where he
has visited his brother Olof.
"A. c.. Grindell and daughter
Louisa, who have been visiting in the
city for the past few weeks, return
tonight to their home in Morris.
The genial and sturdy Scotchman
Mr.. Gillespie, manager of the big Ste
phen farm near Stephen, is doing
stroke OF business in Warren today.
Misses Linda and Dina Sweaas
returned this morning from Thief
River Falls where they have been
spending a few days with their par
ents. 49,. = - -. j.
You people that want girls for
house work and adihculty in secur-
ing them should try the: SHEAF's
want ads. They do the work every
time. ~
Effective Feb 10Th, and on each
Tuesday thereafter until April Both,
the Great Northern will sell tickets
to all Pacific coast points tor 1851,
allowing stop overs west of Havre.
The Great Northern has issued a
unique new map showing it's extern
sive railway system. In the blue
margin at the bottom are some fine
views OF the steamer Northwest, and
OF scenery along the route.
From Wednesdays Daily. ~
Up. h. Ma1berg was in town today
doing some business;
Mr.. A. Floberg, and son Oscar,
of Foldahl were in town today. -
The Masons hold special meet:
ing tonight for work in the third
degree.
j. H. Noble is in from the farm
today, taking whirl at few bust
ness matters.