Warren sheaf., 1905-03-23
GLEAN|NGS FROM The HOME FIELD,

yesterday.
z. j. Forsberg, the Pelan hustler,
was a guest of his brother, Sheriff
f'orsberg, over Tuesday night.
b. M. Nicholson returned Monday
morning from Enderlin, N. Oak,
where he went on business.
Another car load Of heavy bridge
timber for the 500 was unloaded
here yesterday.
VIM. Neumann returned yester-
day from Crookston and Thief River
Falls.
Mrs. John E. Halvorson was suf-
fciently recovered to leave the hos
pital this week.
Piano tuning orders for w. A.
Petersen, of Ike's Music House,
of Crookston, may be left at The
Warren Pharmacy.
George Harris went down to
Crookston Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with friends, return
ing home Monday.
A. M. Shaw shipped car load of
horses to Canada yesterday. The
horses had been purchased in this
vicinity.
p. Peterson returned Monday
from Springbrook, Mimi, where he
has spent the past month on
business.
Edgar R. Whitney returned to
Fargo Tuesday after a brief visit
home. He may 60 on trip to ST..
Louis before long.
John Swan, of Ellerth, and G. R..
Engelstad, of Warrenton, are
among those out of town who have
called at the SHEAF Office this week.
Attorneys B. B. Brett, of Step
hen, R. H. Medicraft, of Roseau,
and A. A. Miller, of Crookston,
we're in the city yesterday arguing
a case before Judge Grindeland.
Chas. Wittensten left Monday for
the lumber camps north of Brainard
to bring home his ten teams which
he has had at work there during the
winter.
Ice cream and cake at the
ROCKAWAY Sunday afternoon and
Monday evening. Basket Ball
players take your best girl or some
one else for ice cream and cake
after the game.
Every user of the Van Brunt
drills knows it is made better and
lasts longer than any other make.
Every farmer knows the Van Brunt.
LUNDGREN WITTENsTEN & Co..
There is nothing whatever in the
story that the 500 line would start
from Plummer instead of Thief
River Falls. The line will be
started off from the Soo's Winnipeg
line, just west of Thief River Falls,
ending at Thief River Falls.
M. J. Berget desires to announce
that he will close his photograph
gallery on April 1st, as the building
has been rented for another pur-
pose. All wanting pictures now
should see him before that time. He
will open his gallery again later on
at some other place.
The Young Peoples Society of
the Swedish Lutheran congregation
has set itself to work to secure a
pipe organ for the church. A COM
mittee consisting of G. H. Lindberg,
Nels Bystrom and Aug. A. Johnson
has been appointed to solicit funds
and make purchase of suitable in
strument.
Mrs. K. J. Taralseth returned
home from California yesterday
morning, but Mr.. Taralseth stopped
off in Minneapolis, where he will
remain for while taking treatment
by specialist. The California trip
did not benefit him as much as he
had expected, but he hopes that the
treatment that he is now being
given by an eminent specialist will
restore him to health.
Frank E. johnson, of Baudette,
stopped off here Friday and spent a
few days with Warren friends. He
was elected chairman of the board
of supervisors of the town of
Spooner, after a hot election contest.
Two rival polling places we're main
tanned which hainp the local one