Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-01
-DIED:-The wife of Peter Kali
n, in the town of McCrea, died on

lin, in the town of McCrea, died on
Tuesday evening.
&C. O. Anderson came up from
Crookston Tuesday to visit Warren
friends for couple days.
DR.. G. W.. Tyler, the optician,
will remain in this city all week and
until Monday evening next. 49,.
-Corbley Eneix returned last
week from a business trip through
Iowa, Illinois and Indiana.
-Arvid Boman went to Minnea-
polls Wednesday evening to spend
the winter.
- liver Allen, who has charge of
an elevator over in North Dakota,
came home to spend Christmas.
"A party was given in honor of
E. A. Hjertas and O. W. Johnson at
the home of A. Grindeland On Tues
day evening.
For SALE OR RENr:-A good three
room house in Grindeland & Went
eel addition. Apply to
Bank OF WARREN.
- Miss Susie Finberg, popular
Marshall county school ma am, Wis
tied with Miss Hattie Brown a COUP
lie days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mossefn and
Miss Mossefn, of Crookston came
up this morning to spend the day
at the home of K. J. Taralseth.
j. P. Lundin came down from
Stephen last night tovisit his friend
Otto Edwardh, who has been in poor
health for some time.
E. A. Hjertos and O. w. john
son left yesterday Jor Wheatland,
N. D., to take charge of the store
recently purchased by them,
Editor Novotny, of Argyle. was
in the city last Friday evening at
tending meeting of the Marshall
County Publishers Association.
Asa Snyder, the new proprietor
of the Shaw livery barn, has rented
DR.. Franks houseas place of abode.
Mrs. Snyder arrived I'm the city yes
erday.
Christ Halsa and family came up
from Nielsville, MIMI, last Friday,
to visit Warren relatives and friends
for few days. They returned home
on Monday.
State senator B. e. Sundberg,
of Kennedy, was in the city Tues
day night. He will soon enter up
on his duties in the legislature, and
we feel certain that he will look we'll
after the needs of this upper coun-
try,
Mike Holm, the probate Judge
of Roseau county, whose illness was
mentioned in the SHEAF last week,
had recovered sufficiently to leave
the hospital on Sunday last, and
next week he is expected to be able
to return home. ~'.v
Leonard Peterson, superinten-
dent of the electric light plant at
Thief River Falls, was here Tues
day and Wednesday visiting his
brother, G. V. Peterson, who is the
superintendent of the Warren mu-
nicipal electric light plant and wat
erworks.
- Miss Nellie Hoffmeister enter
tanned a number of her young
friends Tuesday e<ening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Raffer-
ty. The evening was pleasantly
spent until about 10 o'clock, when a
delicious lunch was served. After
chatting merrily until IL o'clock ev-
erybody went home we'll satisfied
win the evenings entertainment.
Miss Mathilda Lindstrom, a
young woman who has graduated as
Ia trained nurse from the
Swedish Hospital at Minneapolis,
arrived in this city short
time ago, and has opened a private
hospital in the house Of Mrs. Lars
Anderson, opposite the Swedish
Mission church. She comes well
recommend for this truly benevo-
lent work, and a number of sick
people have already been placed un-
der her care by the doctors of the
city.
Last Sunday afternoon few
single gentlemen from Warren
climbed into bobsled and set sail
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