Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-12-31
Leave your orders for ice at the
Second Hand Store.

Second Hand Store.
"A fine baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. O. g.. Valtinson on
Dec. %.
Mrs. D. Farrell and Miss
Jennie Morck, went to Minneapolis
on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lundgren
visited with L. B. Lindquist, of
Argyle, brother of Mrs. Lundgren,
on Tuesday between trains. sn
Don't forget the DANCE at the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
Music by the Warren Orchestra.
Miss Ottine Rookie and her
brother August are in from West
Valley today. ~~. .~>..>ff =. f.. ...-.>:
j. N. Blawd has been confined
to his home by sickness since last
week, but is now improving. ill.,,
christmas Day was cold enough
to remind US that we are not living
in the banana belt. 49,.
&C. E. Samuelson, a young man
OF Adams, N. D., is visiting his
uncle, L, NJ. Olson, register of deeds,
during the holidays. ,...
Mrs. Sarah Rudolf, trained
nurse, of Stephen, is in 3the city
assisting families who have sickness
in their midst. -
j.. M. Olson, brother of L. NJ.
Olson, register of deeds, was in
town today, being on his way to
Fork from the north eastern part of
the county.
Bernhard Swanson returned to
Minneapolis Tuesday. He has a
good position with the big whole
sale hardware house of Janney,
Semple & Co.: 80. = 80
J; John Tremblay came down on
the flyer last Friday night from
Winnipeg, where he is attending
college, and left on Saturday for
Argyle for few days visit.
John Dahlgren leaves tonight
on a trip to the Pacific coast to be
gone about three months. He has
a brother at Ballard, WASH, and
many relatives out there to visit.
The old year will be watched
out and the new year in at the
Swedish L lutheran church tonight.
A musical and literary program will
be rendered, and refreshments
served at 1Oc in the basement, the
proceeds to be used for wiring the
church. : .....,
Former county commissioner
H. Gunderson, Oak Park, was in
town the other day shaking hands
with his many Warren friends.
Whether in Office or out of it he is
the same genial, whole-souled gentle
man whom it always is a pleasure: to
meet. ss3 e455i> q ,.>..ss. + =
Again the SHEAF feels it to be
it's duty to warn the boys and girls
against the practice of jumping onto
bobs., The other day a team was
started on a runaway by noisy
children jumping onto the sleigh
and one young girl narrowly es-
capped being killed. Parents should
warn their children against the
rude and dangerous practice. No
one can tell when team may run
away, or the little ones thrown un-
der the runners and perhaps killed
or manned for life. Boys and girls,
this sport is too dangerous, and
besides it is. not good manners to
jump onto anybody's vehicle with
out the drivers permission. Let
the practice be stopped.
Crowds are in attendance at the
sale of the Winchester stock, now
in the hands of Stevens Bros. & Co.,
who are adjusting differences.
People are coming from twenty
miles around to take advantage of
the peculiar circumstances which
throws the stock on the market al
most at the mercy Of the eager buy
ers who are supplying their needs
for some time to come. Altogether
it is one of the most remarkable
events that has ever transpired in
local mercantile circles.
G.. L. Stevens, representing Stew
ems RrOS. g. Co. Of Chicaro &c ~