Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-04-17
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Otto Anderson is in from Spruce
Valley today.
You can pay up your farm loan at
any time if you loan OF APGAR.
Mrs. W. A, Wallace visited the
family Of John E. Hunter at Argyle
last Friday.
w. A. Benzie and Ed Hinchman
took in the sights at Thief River
Falls last Sunday.
Emil Sveaas, of Thief River Falls,
is here this week visiting his sister,
Miss Elinda Sveaas.
-Magnus Bystrom returned from
Sweden last Saturday, after an alb
sence Of nearly a year.
John Void, a prominent citizen
OF Stephen, died there on the 18th inst.
OF enlargement Of the heart.
Now is the time to have your build
lngs and stock insured. APGAR has
the most reliable companies.
Jacob Siogren, one OF the early
settlers in New Maine, attended to
business matters in Warren Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sander
son, OF Stephen, mourn the death OF
a dear little daughter, Thelma Eliza
beth.
Louise Erickson, a niece OF P.
0. Erickson, came up from Eagle
Grove, Iowa. She is employed at
the Windsor Hotel.
Mrs. F. E. Cline went to Angus
Tuesday for a few days visit after
which she will proceed to Lakota,
n. D., to Join her husband.
Lewis Westman and Osca Peter
son left for Winnipeg on Monday
with a view OF investing in Canadian
lands if the country suits them.
L. P. Brandstrom is in from
Spruce Valley today. It generally
rains when he comes to town, even
it it be midWinter, but we hope that
will not be the case this time.
Fred Gehrls, of St. James, Mimi,
has been located on the Searl's farm
east OF town, by F. W. Flanders.
Mr.. Gehrls is prominent farmer Of
st. James, and the SHEAF welcomes
him to our midst.
We can give you a loan on your
land the day papers are signed. Give
you the privilege Of paying a part at
any time and stop interest, and give
you the advantage of the lowest
rates Of interest. If you want loan
come in and see l.. Henderson, Cash
Ter, Bank of Warren.
"A camp Of the Modern Woodmen
OF the World was instituted at 2
O'Clock P. N. today, in Odd Fellows
hall, by Head Consul E. NJ. We'll, who
is here for that purpose. The new
lodge has twenty charter members.
The camp will be known as Unity
No. 16, and starts with the following
officers: P. FL. Holm, vice council
commander; J.J. Olson, council COM
mander; L. NJ. Olson, advisory lieu
tenant; 0. G. Arneson, banker; Al
bin Young, clerk.
-Axel J. Lundquist, OF Vega, cir
culated a subscription list last win
ter for the young boy, David John
son, who is a cripple, in order that
he may be able to continue his stud
les in the Warren school. He sue
ceeded in raising $S2.75 in Warren
and Argyle and in his own neighbour
hood. In behalf Of himself and the
mother Of the boy, Mrs. Anna John
son, of Bloomer, he desires, through
the SHEAF, to thank all who have
contributed to this fund. David is a
bright and studious boy, and de-
serves to be helped.
-Porteous & Faller, who have
been drilling a we'll west of the track
on the north end of town, for the
city, struck good flow at the depth
of 1875 feet last Monday, and it is be-
lieYed there is sufficient water to
make good well. The water does
not come up to the surface but will
have to bepumped. The council in
tends to make it an eight inch we'll,
believing that well of that size will
furnish water in a sufficient quantity
to supply the town. Having secured
water, the council can now 90 ahead