Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20

day morning from the south.
We will give 20 per cent discount
on all clothing for the next ID days.
Swanson g. Pihlstrom.
Mrs. Matt Hanson, who is q
daughter OF Eli Dalqnistf, is visiting
at the home of j. H. Noble
Miss Louise Erickson, who is
related to P. 0. Erickson Of this
city, left last Friday on visit to
her old home in Norway.
The Ladies Aid society Of Big
woods will have their annual auc-
ton Thanks giving day, 1870 a. NJ,
at Bigwoods postofhce.
Swanson & Pihlstrom's big dis
count sale is now. OF, and 20 per
cent discount will be made on all
for the next Is days.
The ladies of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will serve supper
in the opera house Thanksgiving
day from 6 to 8 p. M. All are in
vited.
Licenses to we'd have been is
sued to Oscar Nelson and Christina
Stockland, Andrew Farstad and
Mary Slettemoen, Harry v. Drew
and Addie Williams.
III. Longdo is an enterprising
Iowa farmer who has recently come
here with his family and settled in
town of Viking. He will be valu-
able acquisition to this community.
James Whalen, OF Stephen,
ditch contractor for Newcomb Bros. !,
Largest Open Ditcher on Earth"
was in the city on Monday, and re-
membered the SHEAF with a friendly
call.
The genial Curtiss J. Kelly,
who now does business for the Cen
trail Minnesota Land Co., at Morris,
Mimi, dropped in on his Warren
friends on Tuesday, looking hale,
hearty and prosperous.
Mrs. F. A. Green came down
from Stephen Monday evening to
visit her son, Willie, and daughter,
Belle, who are attending the War
rem High School. She returned
home yesterday morning.
Subject at the NJ. E. church,
Lords day, morning, will be, "The
use of your eye, ear, hand and foot.
Evening subject, Our country, and
some reasons for Thanksgiving. We
sincerely wish citizens will turn
out to this service.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. McMahan, Of Stephen,
Mrs. F. L. Davis and J. J. Ide, Of
Roome, will leave this evening for
Virginia where they will look over
the countrylz with view Of invest
ing in land. Crookston Journal.
The solo singing Of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Green was handsomely re-
ceived; the artist, for she certainly
deserves that appellation, doing
much to delight the large audience
at the Chicago Ave. Church.-Chi-
cago Tribune. With the Colored
Concert company at Warren Opera
house Thursday, Dec. 4th.
: The many friends Of A. E..
Brush will regret to learn that he
is in exceedingly poor health and it
is feared that he can live but very
short time. Mr.. Brush's son pas
sed through the city Saturday from
Angus on his way to Minneapolis to
remain with his father. CIR okston
Times.
On the concert stage there is a
magnetic charm about Johnson s
personal appearance and performan-
ces which not only attracts atten-
ton but holds the audience while he
draws singularly beautiful and
sweet tones from his violin. The
Appeal, Chicago. With the Colored
Concert company, at Warren Opera
house Thursday, Dec. 18th.
-Olof and Emma Bystrom, Of
Vega, arrived home from St. Paul
yesterday. Miss Emma has had
her eyes treated by an occulist and
returns much improved, and Olaf
has consulted specialist for vari-
cose, veins from which he has suf-
fered for some time. Their cousin
Hedda Oher0. whe recently arrived