Warren sheaf., 1906-10-04
1.Ocal News

on u Lanberson-
Thor Skavlenr the ie~eIer, trans
acted business in Oslo 4 couple days
this week.
Mrs James Medium and children
went to BarnesviIIes Mimi, last Fri
day for : visit
have some choice boar pigs to sell
during the month of October
L. Lamberson-
This 1s a splendid fall for blowing.
Dry blowing always lnsures good
crop the following year
Andrew Melgaard left for Tacoma
Wash, on Tuesday to look after his
banking interests at that place
Miss Della Msgladry commenced
teaching a term of school near Eek
Foll pustofice on Monday this week.
Two new freight engines have conn
meneed doing service On the 500 line,
and freight will henceforth move
faster than ever.
Bernard Swanson of Minneapolis.
arrived last Friday to visit his bro
ther- Hans Swanson and other reIa-
tives, for week
have employed first class shoe
maker and can do all kinds of shoe
repairing Fred swanson, West Side
Harness Shop.
The mother of Mrs. Rev. LundeII.
who has been here on q visit, return
ed to her home at HalIock On Tues
day morning
Miss Mary Larson, of town of
Nunedal, Red Lake Co., CAME to
the city Monday to take course in
dress making.
Dr. Aug Gronerud, of Kennedy,
was in the city Tuesday night. He
brought down paUient for treat
ment att the hospital r----, -
AEbin Young has negotiated the
sale of Mrs Anna Anderson's resi-
denee property near the Swedish
Mission church to liver n. Lo-
dozen.
Licenses to wed have been issued
by clerk of court Morck to the fol-
lowing couples: Wilhelm Wagner
and Ida Paetzniek. John b. Bengt-
SON and Esther 4. P. Johnson.
Read carefully the advertisements
of the Warren merchants in this
issue of the Sheaf- They offer. some
exceptional bargains. When you
come to town call at their places of
business.
Mrs J. C. Mork returned last
evening from Ramsey and Walsh
counties, North Dakota. where she
has assisted in threshing and will
leave this evening for her home in
New SoLun-
A NJ. Lovik- of Oslo, made the
trip to Warren and back on his
bicycle last Friday. Said he wished
the 500 would run so as to enable:
people out his way to make the trip
to Warren in one day
The Rebeccas gave a farewell ban
quet to Mrs Louise Bennewitz. and
daughter, Miss Clara, on Tuesday
evening. They will soon leave for
Longmont, Colorado to make their
future home
c. W. Nelson, of Viking, was in
the city Tuesday and ordered some
auction sale notices printed. He has
recently sold his farm to Frank
nderson, of SibEey> county, and will
go to Longmont, Cal, and other
places in the southwest to look up
new location.
According to the Crookston papers.
Fargo people want to have the sched-
ule Of the ST. Vincent train changed
so as to leave there in the evening.
If any change is made we think it
would be better to reverse the sched-
ule so as to run from ST. Vincent to
Fargo and back during the day.
John Branson. one of the pioneer
farmers of Viking was in town
Tuesday He told the Sheaf that
he had sold all his farming interests
and would soon be looking around
for new home We hope he may
find one near by, as our county can
not afford to lose so good a citizen.
Ye editor acted as body guard to
banker Louis NJ Olson when trans
fefring some funds from the Swedish
American bank in this city to the
State Bank of AIvarado last Satur-
day. No robbers we're encountered
ON the trip. This was our first visit
to this prosperous little, burg only
a year old. and we were pleased to