Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-04-09

MILK FOR SALE. Leave
|orders at Second Hand Store.
Albin Young left Tuesday on a
trip to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. w j. Brown went to Far.
go last Saturday, to visit q sister.
! Mrs. w. +. Head left last Fri
day on Q visit to Iowa.
y. r. Shaw, Of Cherokee Iowa,
ARRIVED this morning to look after
property interests in this vicinity.
Harry Erickson, one Of town Of
Spruce Valleys thrifty young
farmers, was in town yesterday.
P. Ruedy returned home yes
|terday from his trip to the Pacific
coast. Fl ;8
The Vega Land Co., has laid q
new floor in their barn, hich is a
very good impro vement. s, 81
-. !. r. sSeverson, Of Ada. Mimi,
has accepted a position ii the,,dry
goods department. of Taralseth's
store. 5$ls
Licenses to we'd have been is
sued to Thorn Holten and Anna
Karolina Haugen, William w. Gran
dali and Dollie McCrory.
IN The students of the Warren
High School went to Stephen yes.
terday to give their class play,
Dot, the Miners daughter. 4
D, r., Kendall and wife went to
Stephen Monday to attend the flu
neral Of Frank Topper's little daugh-
ter, who died Sunday,
An Easter song service will be
given at the Presbyterian church.
Sunday evening, at 1880. You are
cordially invited to attend.
j. p Easton left Tuesday for
ISt. Paul on business bent, and
will also visit with his son and
daughter, who are students at the
State University.
Confirmation exercises will be
held in the Swedish Lutheran
church next Sunday forenoon, and
at the evening service the Lords
Supper will be administered.
Ferdinand Heinze, of town of
Holt, was adjudged insane and re-
committed to the asylum for the
second time to-day by Judge Holm,
of the Probate Court.
The SHEAF begins the publication
this week Of an interesting serial
story, Stairs Of Sand, by Ernest
Delany Pierson. Read the first in
|stallment in this issue and you will
want to read all the rest.
John A. Bloomquist has a
brother who arrived from Sweden
this week. He says that lots Of emil
grants from the Scandinavian coun-
tries will come to the United States
this year. #
Frank Jerrue returned home
Monday. Since leaving Kansas,
where he buried his wife, he has
visited his sister. Mrs. Gilbert, for
merly OF this city, but who is now
living in California, and also Ed
Bailey S folks, who live at Prosser,
Washington
Martin Besancon, of town of
lDonnelly came down Tuesday eve
ming to attend to some business mat
ter at the court house. Mr.. Besan-
con served one term on the county
board and proved himself to be a
useful and conscient member.
He informed the SHEAF that he in
tends moving away from here in the.
near future, and if he does this
county Will lose a valuable citizen.
Judge William Watts was pas
lsenger on this mornings train
bound for Hallock, to have hear
ing in the Vanstrom will case. Hal
fvor Stevenson and John Lind are.
said to be the opposing counsel in
thic colo hroto6 @1ioocn 1#fi r M, We.
strom, it will be remembered, COM
mitted suicide, and efforts are being
made to set the will aside Oh ac-s
count Of insanity
"a stray cat, which had probably
been chased by a dog, took refuge
on a telephone pole, opposite the.
First National Bank. last Friday
evening Tabby's nine lives were.
saved BY George Wilson, who.
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