Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-29

Argyle Monday to resume her work
as teacher lag
mrs. DR.. Penney and son came
down from Stephen Tuesday eve
ming for a visit. "
Mrs. H. G. Stuhr came down
from Argyle Tuesday for a visit
with her parents. +.
Andrew Bengtson took a team
of horses to Crookston Tuesday,
and says it was cold day for rid
ing horseback.
The Warren Furniture Com
pany, of which Guy F. Carlton has
been the manager, has gone out of
business, after an existence of
nearly two years. There were too
many stores in that line in the CITY,
and Mr.. Carlton thought it best to
devote his energies to something
else.
Dr.. G.. S. Wattam is attending
gatherings OF medical men at Crook
rton and St. Paul this week.
Francis Kirsch OF Argyle is as
sisting the SHEAF this week to set
up the Financial Statement of Mar
shall County, which will be publish
ed next week It is a big job.
Rev. A. Mattson and Miss
Margaret Madison went to Beaton
kittson Co., on Tuesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Beatrice
Syverson, of this county, to Mr.. O.
M. Bothum, a prominent business
man of Thief River Falls. Rev.
Mattson was to perform the cere-
money yesterday.
The National Stock Company
that presents, "a True Kentuck-
ian,' at the Opera House Monday
evening Feb. End is under the
name management as The Evans
Company that was seen here a short
time ago so, the people of Warren
are assured of first class even
ings entertainment.
Hon. A. Grindeland returned
Tuesday from trip to the Twin
cities. While there he took a peep
at the present Legislature to see how
it did business. It will have to
hustle, surely, if it shall accomplish
as much as the previous ones of
which Mr.. Grindeland was a
member.
Rev. C. A. Sandvall gave an
interesting magic lantern exhi-
bition at the Swedish Mission
church last evening, at the con-
clusion OF which acollection amount
ing to 1923 was taken up for the
famine sufferers in nothern Sweden.
Mr.. Peter Bjorklund, who has been
circulating a subscription list for
the same object, also stated that he
had succeeded in raising S25.25.
and hoped to be able tomake it still
more.
For Sale.
Fresh milk COWS for sale by
LARS FALLER. 2t
liver Lodoen, who has been
salesman in the store of K. J..
Taralseth for 10, these many years,
has rented the store room in the
Berget building, until recently oc-
cupied by the Warren Furniture
Co., and will start a general mer-
chandise store there about March
first.
Join the new class at Buttons
Business College Crookston, Mimi. J
which begins; the week beginning
Feb. lst and ending Feb. 9th and
prepare for the: tremendous demand
for. stenographers and bookeepers
which will be made the coming
spring: To all those who enter that
week we will give a discount of so
per cent from regular tuition fee.
Eighty pupils now enrolled and
new room will be fitted up for the
new class. Send for catalogue and
special terms at once It only takes
three months to complete the full
course, Several young people from
Warren are now. attending the
school. The bookeeper in the Bank
of Warren is graduate of this col
lege
Girst Publication Jan 18th. 1902
Probate Notice.
ORDER FOR HEARTNn mn NrOTIcr ar,