Warren sheaf., 1903-04-30
L0GAL BREVlTIES


Lodoen's store. ">~
-Albin Young got back from his
trip to the Pacific coast last Friday.
Buy your seeds from ThePeople's
Trading Co. All kinds on hand.
- Mrs. Rev. K. Winberg, of Fer
gus Falls, is a guest at the home of
liver Winberg this week.
FOR SALE-Horses and second
hand machinery for sale by J. L.
OLSON, of Town of McCrea 8tpd
Rev. K. Andreason of Stephen,
conducted services in the Scandina-
yian M. r. church, last Sunday.
Andrew Bast, an old man Of
sixty years died at the hospital last
Friday. He was from Vega, whittier
he was taken for interment.
IN. G.. Mcdonald and D. R.
Whitaker left for Assiniboia and
Saskatchewan in the great Canadian
northwest to look over the country.
X. J. Taralseth comes to the
front with new announcement this
week that will prove Of interest to
all buyers.
-Arvid H. Erickson has returned
home from Crookston, where he has
attendedabusinesscollege during the
winter.
Sow some rape seed in y our barley
sor in your corn, and you will have
excellent fall pasture for your sheep
and stock. Seed for sale at The
People S Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Carlson
and the baby left, Thursday for Red
Wing, MINI. Mrs. Carlson expects
to spend the summer there, but Mr..
Carlson may return in a few weeks.
Lost-Two calves, on April 26th-
one brown heifer and one white
spotted bull. Finder will please
leaveinformation at SHEAF office.
CARL WoLFuRAM.
Mrs. J. F. Graham and children
left Tuesday for Auburn, WASH, to
join the husband and father, who
has gone into business there. Miss
Agnes Anderson accompanied them.
Eggs for Matching fro m the bes
pure bred Barred Plymouth Rocks,
at $l.OO per setting; 2 settings, $1.5O
Also have 5 fine Rose Comb Brown
Leghorn BOOSTERS at $1.00 each.
Ernest L. Brown, Warren, MINI.
Elmer W. Johnson returned
home Saturday from Minneapolis,
where he had attended school of
pharmaey.s&He has successfully
passed the examination of the state
board, and is now a full fedged
licensed druggist. He has also
taken the examination required in
South Dakota, and later will take
the one in North Dakota.
On Saturday evening last num-
ber of the members of the Epworth
League, Of the M. E. Church, gave
a pleasant surprise to their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lord and their
daughter, Miss Emma Lord. An
agreeable evening was spent, closing
with a dainty lunch, and the re-
,cipients of the surprise were also the
recipients Of many handsome pres
.ents as mementos of the occasion.
Prof Geo. B. Alton, State High
School Inspector, visited the differ
ent departments Of the Warren
school on Tuesday morning, and to
a SHEAF reporter he expressed him.
self as we'll pleased with the work
of Prof. Angus and his corps of
teachers. In the High School the
work in the classics compares favor
ably with what is being done in the
best high schools of the state, and
the aim should be, says Prof. Alton,
to bring the work in the sciences
up to the same standard of excel
lence. A matter that is forcing it.
self upon the people of Warren is
that Of providing more school room
facilities and especially does the
High School need larger quarters.
From here Prof. Alton went to Ar
.gyle, whose school is looking for
admission =. to the State High School
list. = ..'.. ,.":
-Erick Hendrickson, young
man about28 years of age, died last
week at the Augustana Hospital in
Chicago, of typhoid fever. The re-