Warren sheaf., 1905-04-06


at the Warren FIGURING Mills.
THE Professors Folly" will be
presented by local talent April 15
Farmers, we want to buy your
butter and eggs, and other farm
produce. K. J. TARALsETH Co.
Henry Dalquist arrived home last
week from the State Agricultural
School.
Mr.. Quistgaard, proprietor of the
Warren Pharmacy, spent a few
days at the store this week.
Highest market price paid for
butter and eggs by
K. J. TARALsETH Co.
, Ed. Paulson, of Hallock, is visit
ing with his brother-in- law, Rev.
Tornell, this week.
P. A. Dalquist, Uncle Sans rail
way mail clerk, arrived yesterday
morning for a few days visit at his
parental home.
Miss Isa Ward, who has served
as compositor on the Sheaf during
the past winter, left yesterday for
Brandon, Man. to visit a sister.
Geo. Johnson returned Sunday
from visit to Minneapolis and his
home at Red Wing, Mimi. OF
course he saw "Parsifal.
The Warren Dairy Co. pays the
highest market price for cream. In
the east basement First National
Bank Bldg.
Archibald Carlson, of Red Wing,
Minn., spent about a week here
looking after farming interests in
town of Comstock, leaving for home
Tuesday.
Rev. 0. Wenstrand, Of Odebolt,
Iowa, preached in the Swedish
Mission church Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, and will, also, to-
night.
Elias Haarstad, of town of Marsh
Grove, has subscribed fifty dollars
toward the hospital project in this
city. This shows that the leading
farmers in the county are interested
in the movement and will do all
they can to push it along.
Leonard Erickson, who has been
appointed special agent to supervise
the taking Of the census of manufac-
lures for 1905 in Minnesota, with
headquarters at Minneapolis, ar
rived on the flyer Sunday morning
and spent the day with Warren
friends. He returned to Minnea-
polls on the evening train.
The opening of Lindquist & Nat
wick's new pool rooms in the Ber-
get building on Tuesday, was big
success. Free lunch was served
and a big crowed present. The
rooms are furnished with three
pool tables and one billiard table,
and make fine quarters far those
who have time and inclination to
shove the cue.
Alfred Erickson, who moved to
Canada with his family about year
ago, arrived last Thursday accomp-
anied by his daughter, Miss Hilda
Erickson, who was i'll and needed
the services of a physician. The
young lady was suffering with an
aggravated case Of. appendicitis,
and on Monday this week she sub
mitted to an operation which was
performed by DR.. Bratrud and
proved successful She is getting
along nicely and will be able to re-
turn to her home before very long.
Hjalmar Peterson, the sixteen
year old son of Mrs. G. A. Peterson,
was accidently shot in the hand last
Thursday morning. He and an
other boy, the son of Mr.. Hummer,
we're getting a gun ready prepara-
tory to going out hunting, and
while the Hummer boy was hand
ling the gun it was accidently dis
charged, the bullet entering the
hand of Hjalmar. The injured boy
was Immediately taken to this city,
and the bullet, which had lodged in
his hand, was removed by the doc
tor. It was a lucky shot as nc
cords or bones had been broken by
the bullet in it's course, and nc
permanent injury is likely to re.
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