Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20
GLEAN|NCS FROM THE HOME FIELD,

L. M. Olson returned Tuesday
from a trip to Minneapolis.
W. N. Powell did a stroke Of bus
mess at Hallock Tuesday. .
DR.. T. Bratrud went to the Twin
cities last Friday.
100000 to loan on Red River
valley farm lands ALB1N Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sathre visited
relatives and friends in Crookston
on Sunday.
Mrs. A. R. Kimball and daughter,
of Crookston, are visiting relatives
in the city. 4.
Nels E. Bystrom returned MoD-
day from Crookston where he had
been on business.
Miss Cora Dagoberg returned
Monday morning from a visit at
Crookston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mussey, of
Thief River Falls, are here attend
ing the meeting of the presbytery.
Den Norske Lutherske Kvinde
F6rening m0dter hos G. R. Engel-
stad, Onsdag den 26de April.
Misses Emma Swanson, Nellie
Cross and Grace Lewis visited at
Pembina farm last Saturday.
w. Potucek, of Comstock, wears
"a broad smile these days all on ac-
count Of the arrival of a fine
daughter at his home on April 10Th.
A long communication on an i'm
portant subject was received by the
'SHEAF too late for insertion in this
issue, but will appear next week.
What drill has the best reputa-
~tion? It is surely the Van Brunt.'
Sold by Lundgren, Wittensten &
Co.
w. F. Powell's flaming red auto
mobile is livening up things on our
streets occasionally. It runs like a
charm.
Peter Berg, of Bank of Warren,
has purchased the w. E. Wood resi-
dence on Johnson ave. on the west
side.
John 3. Lund is we'll enough to
walk up town when the weather is
fine. He expects to be strong
enough to take charge of the brick
yard again this summer.
Peter Dalquist left Tuesday on a
missionary tour to Fosston, Bemidji
rCass Lake, Blackduck and other
points in north central Minnesota.
He expects to be away about a
month.
The Atlantic elevator company
has begun building it's grain eleva-
tor on the 500 track, just south of
the west side school house. A large
quantity Of lumber and machinery
has been hauled to the site.
Albert G. Grindeland, of High
landville, Iowa, is visiting at the
home of Judge Grindeland this
week, and also looking over our city
with view Of locating. He is a
cousin of Mrs. Grindeland.
Evne DR.. G.. E. Spofford will be at
AJ0S the Winsor Hotel, Warren,
April 25, 26, 27 and %, four days.
DR.. Spofford is an expert in fitting
glasses and treating cross-eyes.
Come and have your eyes examined
while you have the opportunity.
P. Fairweather, a former we'll
known and highly respected citizen
and pioneer of the Red River valley,
operating big farms at both Argyle
and Euclid, visited these parts last
week. He is now a resident of
sunny California, and is we'll
pleased with his new home. .
A chicken with four legs was
lately Matched by one Of Oscar
BOSNIAN hens. Each pair of feet
and legs are perfectly developed,
but there are no wings. Unfort-
unately the chick did not live.
This is another illustration of what
nature may do in one of her playful
moods.
O.E.Rood, who has been in charge
of the dry goods department in the
store of K. ]. Taralseth Co. during
the past year, has resigned. his
position to become partner with
his brother in conducting a mer-
no ~ %;lo n,,o;rocc Of Nrool>c<op