Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-11

return from the legislature.
Miss Martha Gjelhaug was in from
Bigwoods this week visiting
Warren friends.
Warren is in need of many more
houses to accommodate all the people
who want to live here.
! Mrs. Gunla Olson has been APP
pointed guardian of Austin Olson,
by the Probate Court.
A heavy rain commenced Tues
day evening and continued with pc
RODS OF cessation during the night
and next day. Showers to-day.
Henning Johnson and John
Odman are charging and greatly
improving their residence properties
on the island.
Attorney E. M. Stanton, former
county attorney of Marshall county,
recently Of Cass Lake, will locate at
Thief River Falls.
Julius J. Olson was at Fergus
Falls last week getting admitted to
practice before the United States
court. -
In the absence Of Rev. Fulton, of
the Presbyterian church, union
services were conducted by Rev. G.
E. Tindall in the Methodist church
on Sunday last.
Adolph Gjelhaug, who is looking
after farming interests and other
business matters in Bigwoods, but
whose real home is in the tall timber
of the Rainy river country, visited
friends in Warren for few days.
We have for sale at this office the
new bond paper with linen finish,
in white or blue, with envelopes to
match. This is the stylish paper
to-day. If you want to be up-to-
date, better get some.
John O. Larson expects to go on
the road next week as travelling
salesman for the Pioneer Knitting
Works, Of Iowa City, Iowa, with
northern Minnesota and North
Dakota as his territory.
The smoke stack of the Warren
Touring mill broke off at the center
during the strong wind Tuesday
evening. It was in poor condition
and would have had to be replaced
by a new one soon anyway.
Quit paying rent. Build house
Of your own and get the lumber
from the St. Hilaire Retail Lumber
Co., east side of railway, Warren,
Mimi. We haYe just what you
want.
NELs b. BYsTRoM, Manager.
A two and half year old child
belonging to Hans P. Hallin, of
Bloomer, broke a bone in the
shoulder last Saturday while play
ing with calf. The little one was
brought to town Monday to have
the injury attendedlto.
| T. Bang filed petition in bank
ruptcy on Monday, a Warren credi-
tor forcing him to take this step.
The store has been closed 2ksince
these proceedings were begun.
The assets are believed to be small,
hence creditors will receive but a
small percentage of their claims.
The Hospital Association has Sc
lected the architect to prepare the
plans and specifications for the new
hospital building. It will be a
building about 36 x 80 IT,, three
stories high and basement, and will
accommodate. about 30 patients.
The estimated cost is $l2, 1000, but it
is very doubtful if the building can
be built for that sum. AS soon as
the plans are received, the trustees
will advertise for bids.
I. N. Lodoen and family will leave
for Norway next Sunday, Mrs.
Lodoen and children will remain
there with her parents for an indef-
mite time on account Of her health,
but Mr.. Lodoen will make only a
brief visit and then return to this
country to attend to his extensive
business interests. Their many
friends in this city and vicinity
wish them bon voyage.
Ole a. Berg, Of New Main, writes
Judge Holm that John Svenson, a,
homesteader Of said town, disap-
peared a short time ago, and no