Warren sheaf., 1905-03-16
GLEAN|NGS FROM THE HOME FIELD,

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on the old Ruedy farm in town of
Farley, rejoice over the birth of a
fine son in their family on Sunday
evening last. -..-... -.-
The Great Northern is raising
and putting new foundations under
their water tanks along the line.
The tanks were. too low for the big
engines to be run as soon as the
track is'relaid with 8O-pound rails.
Basket sociable next Saturday
night at the school house in dis
trict No. 36, by John Abrahamson S,
in town of Vega. Proceeds will 90
to the school library. Every body
cordially invited.
T. O. Dovre, Halfdan Hanson,
Magnus Grondahl, Ole Davidson,
Chris Sormoe, Frank Murray, and
Haakon Svendsen are prominent
citizens of the eastern part of the
county, who did business at the
county seat this week.
l.. Lamberson returned last Fri
day from Chicago and other points
in Illinois looking hale and hearty,
and strong enough to handle the big
rush in the land business that is
looked for the coming spring and
summer.
Hamilton & Mcclure, of Angus,
Minn.. are now ready to doall kinds
of work in the masonry line, such as
plastering, brick laying, cement
work, and building and contracting,
generally. Call or write when
needing any work done.
The Athletic Association of the
Warren High School unanimously
tender vote of thanks to the Sen
ior class and members of the Dra-
matte Club of the Warren High
School for paying the debt Of the
association.
John e. Ostrom writes to a friend
in this city that he has gone into
the real estate and loan business
at Ballard, Wash. That is a busi-
ness he is especially adapted for,
and in which he will undoubtedly
make great success.
County Superintendent Mithun
left Tuesday to visit schools in the
eastern part of the county. On
Friday evening he is to attend a
joint school festival arranged by the
teachers and pupils of two school
districts in town of Newfolden
DIED-Oscar F.. Dahlstrom, the
ffteen-year- son of Nels Dahl
strom, of Vega, died on Monday,
March 13, from catarrh of the throat
and head. The funeral will be held
Friday at 2 p. m. from the Baptist
church in Vega.
Mark H. Oseth, OF the class of '04,
Warren High School, spent couple
days in the city last week visiting
the school and taking in the class
play on Friday evening. He has
engaged to teach a term of school in
Vega during the coming spring and
summer.
The following persons have been
pleasant callers at the SHEAF office
since last issue: Joe McGregor,
Juvik; A. Bergstrom, Foldahl;
John Newstrom, Gotland; S. M.
Swanson, Big Woods; George O.
Lamb, Juvik; Louis Larson, Snake;
Alfred Willer, Foldahl; T. c..
Hamilton; Angus; Chas. Dahlstrom,
Halvor
G.. H. Tyler, who has been en-
ployed as matchmaker and. jeweler
in P. H. Holm's jewelry store dur
ing the past year or more, returned
Monday from a visit to Rochester,
Minn., the place of his birth. He
made arrangements while there to
take charge of big jewelry store
and will remove there with his
family before long.
Emil Tornell, of this city, has
been appointed as wheat buyer at
the Peavey elevator in this city in
place of Mr. Morkassel Mr.. Tor
nell is we'll known and enjoys the
confidence of the people in this COM
munity, and also has considerable
experience in the grain business.
He will doubtless prove a good man
for the place.