Warren sheaf., 1905-04-27
GLEANINGS FROM THE HOME FIELD,

pCO,VOU.UU 10 loan on leo RlVer
valley farm lands ALB1N Young.
Crookston is arranging for a big
18th of May celebration.
A lot of suckers have allowed
themselves to be shared in Snake
river during the past week.
Carl Nelson, of Pelan, was oper-
ated on for cancer in this city on
Tuesday this week.
DR.. B. Geist, specialist of Min
neapolis, visited with DR.. T. Brat
rud on Tuesday.
For Real Estate Loans at lowest
rate of interest see
ALB1N Young, Warren, MINI.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to Sam P. Anderson and Petrea
Ruud and Hans c.. Dahl to Hannah
Burgess.
The Warren Dairy Co. pays the
highest market price for cream. In
the east basement First National
Bank Bldg.
Elof Wassgren has resigned as
street commissioner and Fred John
son will probably be appointed at
the next meeting Of the council.
Drs. Wattam and Bratrud attend-
ed the meeting of the Red River
Valley Medical Association at
Crookston on Monday evening.
John Fylling, of Crookston, por-
trait painter of considerable merit,
is spending few days in the city
taking orders for work.
The Hallock and Warren High
Schools will play a game of base
ball on the Warren grounds Satur-
day afternoon. ..~
A new railroad through Kittson
and Roseau counties with a terminal
at Lake Superior port is not only
a possibility but a probability in
the very near future, according to a
statement in last weeks Hallock
News.
Frank Vroman, of Oak Park,
stepped on twenty penny spike in
January last. Blood poison set in,
and after repeated attempts to
check the disease, it was found
necessary to amputate the foot.
The operation was performed in
this city yesterday.
John Johnson, of Huntsville has
many official honors thrust upon
him by the people of his town, being
town clerk, assessor and justice of
the peace. Mr.. Johnson is meeting
with the assessors today and Incl
dentally gave the SHEAF pleasant
CALL .......
L. P. Brandstrom, of Spruce VAL
ley, came to town yesterday, and
that probably accounts for the rain
to-day. He brought with him
Arthur Anderson, son of Otto An
derson, to be examined by the
doctor, consumption being the dis
ease with which he is thought to be
afflicted.
Andrew G.. Anderson, of Holt,
was adjudged insane in Judge
Holm's court on Thursday last week
and taken to the asylum at Fergus
Falls by sheriff Forsberg. The
man was brought before the court
in January last, charged with being
insane, but at that time the court
did not consider the charges well
founded, as he appeared to be quite
rational. Last week, however he
attempted suicide by the carbolic
acid route, his life being saved only
by the prompt arrival Of a doctor
from Thief River Falls. There be-
ing no question now as to his lack
of mental equilibrium, he was
sent to place where he
is less likely to infict harm upon
and others.
Ed. Slee departed Monday for
Longmont, Col. with the intention
Of making that place his future
home. Mrs. Slee and the other
members of the family expect to
follow about the first OF June.
Longmont is the place where their
son-in-law F. w. Flanders and his
family reside. Mr.. Slee came to
Warren twenty four years ago and
has been engaged in business here
ever since. He has seen the town
grow from mere nothing to it's pres
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