Warren sheaf., 1903-10-08

'A'AAs'O " NOu 4dS Uc6u lSSu0u
to George 0. Engen and Gina O.
Werner.
The celebrated ''Worth Skirts
are now arriving at The Peoples
Trading Co.
The attention of contractors is
called to the county auditors notice
OF bridge construction in this issue.
= Frank de B. Hops, of the Hops
Music Co., has spent few days in
the city interviewing the musically
inclined.
Wanted-Two hundred young men
and women to enroll at Northwest
ern College, Fergus Falls, Septem-
Der Both. 1t
Judge Grindeland and court
stenographer Harris returned yes
terday from Ada where a short term
OF court had been held.
Frank E. Johnson is the travel
ing representative of the eSHEAF, and
is authorized to receive and receipt
for money paid on subscription and
other accounts.
If you want loan on your land at
lowest rates of interest, without de-
lay andon the on or before plan, see
L. Lamberson, Cashier of the Bank of
Warren, Warren. MINI.
Rev. J. A. Mattson, of Winne-
peg, has accepted the call of the
Swedish Luth. congregations of
Warren, Vega and Lower Snake, to
become their pastor, and has writ
ten that he expects to arrive here
the first part of December next:
--Anton Hanson will sell large
amount of farm stock and farm
machinery next Thursday, Oct. Is,
at public auction at his farm, Sec
tion IA, town of Brislet, the old
Peter Erickson farm, at public
auction, commencing at 10 a. m.
Hot coffee and lunch at noon.
J. A. Button, principal of But
tons Business College, Crookston,
Minnesota, is a stenographer, court
reporter and expert accountant OF
twenty years experience. He has
placed over one hundred pupils in
good paying positions during the
past year. Situations are positively
guaranteed to all graduates. II
takes only three months to complete
course. Do you want position?
John A. Ferguson, deputy sher.
if of Goodhue county, came up yes.
terday with a warrant for the arrest
OF John W. Sheets, laboring man
who has been working in this vici
nifty during the past couple months
He was charged with having loved
a young lady at Dennison, Goodhue
Co., not wisely but too we'll. Sher
if Forsberg had located the mar
and had him under surveillance TO,
several days until the Goodhue
county authorities had time to act.
- Last Sunday was the 18th birth.
day anniversary of Mr.. F. G. Hick
man, of Warrenton, and it was also
the 48th anniversary of his wed
ding. A large number of relatives
and friends gathered at the Hickman
house on the day in question to helI
celebrate the important double event
and to cheer the aged couple now
nearing the end of life's journey
Among those present from dis.
tance was F. G.. Hickman and fam.
lily, of Hallock, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickman, Sr., are pioneer residents
OF this county, and are nice old peo.
pie. Their many friends hope that
their days may be very much
heightened.
Emanuel Peterson, former
Warren boy, arrived in town Tues
day, to spend few days renewing
old acquaintances and viewing the
familiar scenes of his boyhood days.
He learned the printers art in the
SHEAF Office many years ago, and
since he left Warren, about eight
years ago, he has worked at the
trade in various places, among them
Duluth and Superior. When the
Spanish war broke out he enlisted
as a soldier in the 18th Minnesota,
and though he was not called upon
to do any fighting, nevertheless he
values his army experience very