Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23
Remember the Chicken Pie Supper

ant caller at the SHEAF office today.
=. Fairweather, OF Euclid, is at-I
tending TO business in Warren to-
day.
Mr. A. Lyle, Of Croo kston, is in
the city to-day, the guest OF F. w.
Flanders.
Wanted For the next 30 days,
millet and timothy seed at Frank
Jerrue's elevator.
Lost-A wolfskin mitten on road
east Of Warren. Finder will please
leave at SHEAR Office.
N. Il. Nelson came over from
Germantown this week, and appears
to be full OF busintss.
II. A. Lodin left Monday for De.
troit, Minnesota, to see his brother,
Ed, who Is seriously i'll.
The District court of Marshall
county willre-convene January Doth
to try the Sutton case.
Miss Annie E. Erickson, Of Nc
Crea, is assisting Clerk OF Court L.
Morck with the work in his office,
Mr.. c. p. Cahoon, of the Nc Kinley
Greek Mining District. Alaska. ia yis-
iting his friend, r. W. Flanders, to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. w. Adrahamson,
of Warrenton, left Tuesday for Litch--
field, Minnesota. to attend the funer-
al OF a niece. . l
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Hill, uf
Vega, and two childaen, returned
Monday from their visit with rela-
tiyes in Becker county.
M. GODDARD and C. E. Palmer, two
gentlemen from from Maquoketa,
Iowa, arrived this morning looking
real estate Investments, and u. Lam
.berson is endeayoring to supply their
wants. .
DIR. G. a. Penney has purhased a
large and we'll established dental
practice in East st. Louis, illinois,,
and will remove from the city with
his family sometime in March next.
Alfred Carlson, who lives in;this
city, is suffering withasore hand from
blood poisoning and has been unable
to d o1anY work for months. AS he
has a family to support this is. quite
a misfortune, and his neighbours
have called upon friends to assist.
him. .
s The stockholders Of the Peoples
Trading company held their annual
meeting yesterday and elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: Aug. Lundgren. president;
John O. Larson, vice president; John
p. Ostrom, secretary and treasurer,
and G. r.. I4undquist, manager. This
popular store.is doing a large and
increasing business. \. al5.
The gasoline engine used by. r.
Jerrue in the old mill elevator ex-
III, st,El = sF Z
ploded last Friday afternoon and
made things lively around there for a
while, and has greatly hampered his
business this week, but he expects
to be able to start up again by satur-
day. Frank says there was load Of
grain on the scales when the engine
ssbusted" and he hasn't seen any.
thing Of the man, team, or load since
Fred Thorn, Of Thorn Bros,
photographers, Of this city, and pro-
prietors Of the loud talking machine,
which has given universal satisfact-
ion at the concerts by them given with
it, have just made another valuable
discovery on the sound box for their
machine. By using two horns they
find they can get the same sound out
Of each as they did out Of the one,
and it does not impair the delivery in
the least. This machine is acknowl-
edged the best ever heard by all who
have listened to it. 81
Mr.. II. Gunderson, Of Oak Park,
returned last Friday from a pro-
specting tour to Roseau, Lake OF the
Woods and Rainy River. He went
up Rainy River as far as Koochi-
ching, on theAmerica side,which he de-.
scribes as an ideal site for q town, in
fact he says he has not seen finer
one in either Europe or America.
The Koochiching Fails, about "a feet
high, is a magni 6cent water-power,
by for the largest in the state. In