Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-09-24

The fall and winter goods that you
want are at the Peoples store.
Elmer G. Yetter, w. C. Bailey
and J. A. Erickson. of Hallock, re-
gistered at the Windsor last Fri
day evening.
-Messrs. Wilson, Walter and B.
+. Wolfe, F. F. Hollehan and G.
Curl were Illinois visitors in the
city the past week.
IN. F. Guinom, an oculist, of
Hibbing, MIMI, spent few days
here this week trying to improve
the eyesight of our citizens.
S. K. Sathre, of Glenwood,
Mimi, arrived yesterday, for a
visit at the home of H. M. Swanson,
where his wife, who is sister of
Mrs. Swanson, has been visiting the
past couple weeks.
No rain since last issue, thresh-
ing has been resumed, and again the
rumble of the heavy grain wagons
is heard on our streets. Shock
threshing is now practically done,
and the crop is safe.
Buttons Business College, Crook
ston, Minn., gives a complete CON-
mercial, short hand and typewriting
course in three months. Situations
positively guaranteed to all gradu-
ates. Send for new catalogue. At
"A large number of land men are
in town this week. AS far as we
have talked with them they are all
very favorably impressed with our
country, and either have or will
make investments in our fertile
lands.
F. A. Mathwig, of the firm
Mathwig, Sasse & Hopp, Paramount,
MIMI, is hear thissweek attending
to the land business of his brother,
R. G. Mathwig, who is away on q
business trip. In conversation with
a SHEAF reporter he expressed him.
self as we'll pleased with our coun-
try and it's future prospects.
Mr.. Daniel Wolfe and wife, from
Illinois and DR.. and Mrs. J. R.
Wampler, of Dayton, Ohio, are in
the city on business and hunting
visit. While they are making the
Jarrett house headquarters, they
are entertained by W. A. Knapp
and G. Eneix. The men have en-
joyed many good hunt, and, judg-
ing from the reports they give on
their return from a hunt. the pecu-
liar twinkle of the eye while giving
it and the amount of game served
up at the hotel, their friends in the
East will be pleasantly entertained
for some time to come. Mr.. Wolfe
purchased a farm here last fall and
expects to move here next spring.
"A young woman, with four chill
dren, the youngest but a babe in
her arms, arrived from Norway yes
terday. Here they were to meet
the husband and father who had
preceded them to this country about
five months ago. Upon stepping off
from the cars they looked anxiously
about, at the station, for him whom
they loved, and the children, with
eager voices inquired where is
papa" But no papa was in sight,
and they were shown to one of the
hotels, where they remained during
the day and the following night.
Next morning the husband, who is
employed on the West farm, came to
to town with a team and light wag-
on to take his family out there.
The wife and children were loaded
into the wagon and the start was
made. Passing Jay Bottoms sa-
loon the man left the lines on the
dash board, alighted from the bug
gy and entered the place. A citizen,
who happened to stand near by,
thought that it was a very careless
way in which to leave pair of
frisky horses attached to buggy
containing woman and small child
rem, so he went in front OF the hors-
es and held them. Another man
was sent in to get the driver, who
came out and with profuse thanks
to the man who held the horses,
climbed into the buggy and off the
team started on the run. In front
of the Nordgren hospital the man
fell out. The woman and babe and
an older child woro o;thor throvn