Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
Warren BusiI,ess School opens

Warren Business School opens
Oct 81.
F. O. Peterson. of Viking is In
thescIty today.
r. H. Medfcraft, Of Roseau was In
the city yesterday
Joe Durand- OF Stephen, called on
Warren friends yesterday.
Attorney w. 3 Brown attended to
legal business at Stephen yesterday
August Person has bought a small
house owned by P. +. NYtand west of
the river.
j. F. Lefn, of Fork, arrived In the.
city last evening to attend to matters
Of business r
Mrs. j.. 2. Madison entertained the
Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish Lush- church last Friday
evening"
+ Mrs Thomas sehey, Of Alma. was
adIudged INSANE in Probate Court.
T yesterday and taken to the asylum at
Fergus Falls by sheriff Forsberg.
I Elias A.. Haarstad has filed the
/ plat of his new addition to the WILL
age OF New FoEden with the register
of deeds. 1t, is called HaIIberg's
addition and consists of two blocks.
L
The High School foot ball team
I have made arrangements with East
t Grand Forks for game on Saturday,
Oct. 9Th, on the Warren grounds.
The boys are training hard and
promise a fast and snappy game.
/ Prot. e. NJ Sathre and wife, OF
Crookston, are in the city this week
visiting friends. Mr. Sathre is con-
nected with the Crookston Business
College and is engaged in advertising
the school throughout the state. Mrs.
Sanhre may prolong her visit for
some weeks.
I Mayor Lundgren, G.. A. Nelson, r.
G. Mathwig, G e. LundquIst, RALPH
Taralseth, Julius J. Olson and J. p.
Madison represented the Warren
Commercial Club at the. Red River
Valley Development convention held
at Crooksuon on Monday and Tues.
day this week
/ Judge Grindeland issued number
of citizen papers on Tuesday. Some
of the parties had lived in the coun,
ty more than twenty years., but hac
neglected to take out their second pa
pers. After the new law become:
effective the procedure for acquiring
citizenship is more complicated ane
expensive.
/ Gasoiene is scarce article In town
and as the Sheaf's supply gave out AND
none could be procured, we could mo-
get, power to run our type setuins
|. machine yesterday To-day we got ;
small supply from Oslo, thus ena
bling US to run the machine and TIL,
the printing press today. We hop
that denaturized alconoI factory viii
start soon-
The Rev, Geo, e. TindaH com
pletes his 3rd year as pastor of tn
: Methodist Church, of this city mex
Sunday evening. On Monday h,
J, leaves for Minneapolis to attend rf1,
Annual Conference The Minnesot;
Conference meets in ST. Paul at thu
sane time and Joint session of th,
: two conferences is to commemorate
the 5oth anniversary of the plant
ing OF Minnesota Methodism.
L That pigs will thrive and muItipI,
: and be asource Of profit has been de
. monstrated again and again by far
Q mers In this county, and the Iates
! proof has been furnished by Louis J
: Hill, of Radiun, who tells the Shea
that one OF his sows gave birth t,
); fifteen young pigs on Sept. 10, ant
that about the middle OF April tn,
same SOW had farrowed eleven pigs
T An offspring of thirty lively, health,
!, little rooters I'D one year is a goot
record.
: I'm our handsome supplement thi
/ week we publish the half tone cut
) and biographical sketches of the gen
5 tlemen who are candidates for offic
) on the republican state ticket. Ever
s voter, regardless of politics, we be
: lieve, will be. Interested in learning
z something about the men who ar
thus prominently before the peopI
> asking for their suffrages at the CONE
ing election. The republican stat
= ticket this year is made up of clean
strong and able men from goyerno
r down..
j. Rev Sigurd Olson, of Stephen, wa
) In the city yesterday Calling upon GU
: people relative to his candidacy fo
I superintendent of schools, for wficl
II office he was unaninnousIy nominate,