Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-06
LOCAL., BREVITlES

MISS Helen Franklin went to
Argyle Tuesday to spend a few days
visiting friends.
B. F. Bivins, who now repre-
SCENTS the New York Life ms. Co.,
spent couple days in town this
week
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give a
bazaar and other attractions Dec. II.
Watch for further announcements.
F. G. Stromgren was down
from Nelson Park last week giving
his parents visit He has quit
farming and for the next six months
will hold down position as wielder
.of the birch and rule in one of Mar
shall county's schools.
We have set up our new power
press, and other machinery this
week, and have laid about 900
pounds OF type, all of which in
wolves vast amount of labor, hence
sour paper is not up to the standard,
but we hope before long, to be in
sour normal condition. We beg our
readers to bear with us until we
get things in shape again.
L. B. Lindquist, who has been
the book-keeper and expert window
trimmer at the store of The Peoples
Trading Company during many
years past, has accepted position
with Olson q Holen at Argyle He
went to Argyle Tuesday to enter
upon his new duties. and Mrs.
Lindquist will follow in a short
time.
Senator Grindeland is to en-
bark in the newspaper business at
Pelan, Kittson county, where he
has large property interests. The
new paper, The Pelan Post, is ex-
pected to make its first appearance
this week. We welcome the genial
senator into the field of Northern
Minnesota journalism and hope he
may find it both pleasant and profit
able
The SHEAF tenders its thanks
to the following gentlemen for SUBJ
escriptions received since the de
~struction Of its plant by fire: G. II.
Lamb, JUNK; Charles Wien, Ar
zgyle; S. C. Ormiston, Rockstad; AL
bin q. Hanson, VIM. Angus, II. H.
~Oberg, John p. Peterson, Warren;
Peter O. Osberg, Cass Lake; N.
Badraun, Chewelah, Wash; Mats
Anderson, Viking.
Rev. 0. L. Lundell, of Still
water, Mimi, arrived this week to
visit friends in the county, and look
after property intrests. He still
sowns his farm in town of Oak Park
where he formerly resided. Next
Sunday he will preach in the Swed-
ish Mission church in Viking in
the forenoon, and in the Swedish
Mission church in Warren in the
evening.
The Warren Cook Book, pub
lished by the Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian church was done
to nice brown in the SHEAF fire.
The books, 200 volumes had short
time before been received from
Crookston, where they had been
printed, and were stored in the
SHEAF building for the time being.
Many prominent ladies of Warren
and elsewhere had furnished con
tributions to the valuable contents.
The books would have been sure to
make hit, and at the same time
would have been the means to re-
plenish the treasury Of the church,
which was the object of the publica-
ton. Their loss by fire is much to
be regretted. Only few burned
copies were picked up after the fire,
and carried away as highly priced
souvenirs.
At the home of Mrs. E. F..
Stevens, Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
C. T.. Stevens and Mrs. E. F.
Stevens entertained sixteen of their
lady friends at an informal after
noon party and five O'Clock tea.
The guests were made to feel de-
lightfully at home by the easy and
graceful manner of their hostesses,
while all served and visited. The
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