Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-04-24

Just received two car loads of good
seed oats at "PV" elevator.
Mrs. j. B. Main came down from
Stephen last night for visit.
You can pay up your farm loan at
any time if you loan Of APGAR.
Confirmation services will be held
in Melo church next Sunday, at
1870 AN.
= Lewis Westman and Oscar Pc
terson returned Monday from Win
nipeg.
= Arvid Anderson came up from
Grand Forks Saturday to visit his
parents in Comstock.
We were unable to get several
correspondence into type for this
issue. Will appear next week.
Ellsworth Nelson, OF Cokato
Mlnn., a nephew OF j. P. Madison,
arrived yesterday morning to help
stick type in the Sheaf office
The Beatty Bros, kaleidoscope
Kings OF the World, will give NOV.
ing picture exhibition at the opera
house on April Both. They guaran-
tee a good entertainment.
e. W. Powell arrived home from
iowa on Tuesday morning. He
brought with him a number of gen
tlemen who were DESTROYS of looking
over Marshall county's choice lands,
with a view of investing.
Will J. Rohr, editor of the
Crookston Press, was in town Mon
day. He gave the SHEAF fraternal
call, and from the drift OF his conyer-
sation we infer that he will make
things hum in the Press Office from
now on.
Aug. Anderson's little girl had
the misfortune to step on a rusty
nail last Saturday, and on the fol
lowing day blood poisoning set in,
necessitating medical attention. At
last accounts the little ones foot will
be saved.
The supper that was to be given
by the Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church at the home of
Mrs. MCCLELLAN on Friday evening
April 25th, is postponed until We'd
nesday evening, April 3Oth Supper
will be served in the old photograph
gallery and will be ready at $50
pm. Price 25c.
Peter Ruiz left with a carload
ofstock and household goods for the
state Of Washington last week.
Several times before he has babe
farewell to Warren, but has always
returned. But he is getting old now
and this move will probably be the
last one. Some Of his boys are here
yet, but expect to follow in a short
time.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. E. Church will hold a Dutch Mar
ket in the Winchester block lately
vacated by the First National Bank,
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
May 3rd. They will sell buns,
brown bread, cinnamon rolls, cake,
doughnuts, cookies, beef and veal
loaf, cold tongue, baked beans, DO
tato salad, and horse radish. Come
and buy your Sunday dinner. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Edwardh and
Judge P. Fl. Holm were at Stephen
yesterday to attend the funeral of
Arthur Lundin, the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Lundin, whose death
occurred Sunday from diabetes.
They say it was a large funeral, and
that the floral tributes were the fin
est and most profuse they had ever
seen. The young man, whose life
Was thus cut short in his teens, was
a general favorite in the town, and
his death caused a gloom to be cast
over the whole community. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lun-
din in Warren extend heartfelt sym
pathy to them in their very great af-
fiction.
The old Swedish Lutheran
church has been sold to John E..
Ostrom who has had the building
moved onto lot adjoining the old
Bishop johnson building, where it
will serve as a warehouse for the