Warren sheaf., 1905-07-13

Glynn Sinclair is enjoying a
weeks outing at Maple Lake.
G. S. Halsa is spending the week
at Neilsville, MINI.
Van Beaudry, of Argyle, is en-
ployed in Ralston's tonsorial parl-
ors. ...
G. J. Dahlstrom, of Halvor, re-
turned Tuesday from his claim near
Baudette, MINI.
A term of Swedish parochial
school is being held in the Swedish
Mission church taught by Mrs. K.
A. Jonson.
Alfred Milsten, who had been en-
ployed as barber at Ralston's shop
during the past few months, left
Monday for his claim in Canada.
The Warren band is entitled to
many thanks for coming out to play
at the reception to Fargo business
men yesterday.
Ice cream and cake will be served
by the Junior G. E. S. of the Pres
byterian church two doors south
of Taralseth's big store, Friday
afternoon and evening, July II.
| Ice Cream and cake will be
served in Ed. Franson's old stand,
Friday, July ii. Fund will be for
the help of poor family in this
city.
Rev. and Mrs. Abel Anderson, of
Hallock, visited with Rev. and Mrs.
10. J. Lundell this week. Rev.
Anderson will leave soon for his
new field of labor at Escanaba, Mich.
A. Bergstrom, of Foldahl, has
circulated subscription list in his
town in favor of the Warren Hospi-
tai and has succeeded in raising in
the neighborhood of 500. Well
done, Mr.. Bergstrom.
The. Spaulding elevator is being
moved this week from the Great
Northern tracks to the 500 right of
way. Tom Harris of Crookston has
the job, and the big structure glides
as easily as boy on skates.
Mrs. P. H. Holm entertained a
number Of friends Tuesday AFTER
noon in honor of Mrs. Hans Bakke,
and Mrs. Tom Sanderson, of Steph-
en-. Mrs. Sanderson will remove
soon to Ballard, WASH, where her
husband has engaged in business.
A piscatorial party consisting of
G. S. Hull, Chas. Johnson, F. E.
Nelson, H. B. Imsdahl and Albin
Young returned Monday from Red
river and report a very good catch
of fish. L. M. Olson and Justice
Carlson have also been down there
making a raid on the fnny tribe.
A. H. Lund, one of the enterpris-
ing and industrious settlers of town
of East Park, gave the SHEAF a
pleasant call last week while here
attending court. He said the farm
ers out his way are paying more
attention to dairying than formerly,
the new railroad facilitating the
shipping of cream and butter. Wise
farmers are they.
Warren is glad to have within it's
borders a large number of Marshall
county's school ma ans and school
masters. They are bright and
charming lot, especially the former.
They are here for the purpose of
drinking deep draughts from the
spring OF knowledge in order that
they may not run dry when in turn
they are called upon to fill the
young minds entrusted to their
care. They are here spending both
time and money in order to better
equip themselves for the work in
the school room. AS a rule their
salaries are meager and thep cannot
well afford to make this expenditure,
but the fact that they do, speaks
well for their enthusiasm for their
calling and ambition to improve.
Better teaching will be the result.
The pupils who attend their schools
will be the -benefciaries. School
boards, when employing teachers,
should give those who attend the
summer schools the preference, and
also be as liberal as possible in
regard to their salaries.