Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-04-02
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&c. A. Aubol returned to his
ranch on Rainy river yesterday.
MILK 3 FOR E SALE Leave
orders at Second Hand Store. s.
Miss Rosie Bradley came up
from Crookston Tuesday. -r@snt :
Mrs. A. R. Kimball, of Crooks
ton, came up last Friday morning
for visit.
-Chas. Moline, one of Argyle's
bushes men, was in town Monday
night.
- Rasmus Hage, OF Halstad.
MIMI, has accepted a position as
bookkeeper and stenographer with
the Vega Land Co.
H. NJ. Strand, of Bottineau
county n. D., a brother-in-law of
J. S. E[illeboe, arrived Monday for
visit
Joe McGregor, one of the enter
prising tillers OF the soil in town Of
ComStock, made the SHEAF a pleas
ant call to- day.
Buy your Easter hat where you
get style, quality and economy,
combined. This combination to be
found only at The Peoples Trading
Co.
- Henry Juers, respected Ger
man farmer, Of town Of Comstock,
died on March Oath and was buried
on March 26th, leaving wife and
two children to mourn their loss.
Get your lumber bills figured at
the Office OF the St. Hilaire Retail
Lumber Co. They sell lumber
cheap. w. S. DAY,
Manager.
Mrs. G.. L. Harris and daugh-
ter, of Wahpeton, N. D., arrived
last Saturday to spend few days
visiting with Warren and Argyle
friends. They returned to their
home on Tuesday.
MIR. R. H. Battey, of Minneapo-
lis, is spending few days in the
~city this week in the interest of the
DesMoines Life Insurance Company
for which company he is the state
agent.
F. S. George, who had con-
fectionery and news stand here
about eight years ago, now resi-
dent of Minneapolis, was in town
yesterday, selling the best check
protector on the market, one of
which was purchased by the First
National Bank of this city.
1t is reported that Ole K. Rod
seth, who left here recently for
Seattle, WASH, has had bad luck
since he got out there. The house
in which the family lived burned
down, and with it they lost their
household goods, and a bank in
Ballard in which Mr.. Rodseth had
deposited a sum of money, closed
its doors, occasioning another loss.
They should have stayed here.
Thief River Falls News: H.
FAINT started crew of men at work
the first of the week on building his
telephone line north. He has pur-
chased sufficient poles and wire to
run as far north as Roseau county
and expects to have it completed by
the first of August. The line goes
directly north of Thief River Falls
and will connect that country with
the outside world,
Miss Albertina. .Nordgren was
surprised in pleasant manner by" a
number of her friends on Monday
evening this week. During a num-
Der of years past Miss Nordgren
has ministered to the wants of the
sick and suffering, at the hospital,
as a nurse, and partly in apprecia-
ton of her noble work in this capa-
city, and partly because she had
just passed another birthday ami
yersary, her friends dropped in on
her, to cheer her on the way. She
was given a handsome present.
The Sunnyside Sun, published
at Sunnyside, Washington, contains
the following account of the death
and funeral of Gust Nelson, the
young man whose death occurred
there recently: Augustus Nelson,
who has been making his home at