Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
GIeanings From the
Home Field.

O. P. Bjorklund, went to Alyara-
40 Monday for visit
Lag intresse pa Farm Loans.
SwED1sH-AMER1cAN STATE BANK.
DIR. MILESTONE sends word that he
will probably locate at Crookston in
the spring.
Editor G. T. Hagen, of ssVester-
helmen' spent a couple of DAYS in
the city this week. =
John Dahlstrom, Of Vega, arrived
saturday from Forest River, n. y.
Where he has spent the winter. Fl
=. l.. Mutt, of Argyle, has taken
charge OF the watch repair bench
in 2. II. Holm's jewelry store.
The WARREN Commercial Club will
meet next Monday evening. A full
attendance desired.
Mrs. John Dagoberg, of Alvarado
came down on Monday to visit with
her daughters, Misses Ellen and
Lydia Dagoberg.
The Warren Commercial Club will
hold it's regular meeting next Mon
DAY evening. A full attendance is
desired.
MIR. and Mrs. Andr. Melgaard en-
tertained number of friends for
dinner Sunday at their pleasant
home on Division street.
P. L. Grund, of Alma, was in the
city yesterday transa citing business
with the real estate man, G. A.
Monsoon.
MIR. and Mrs j. S. Hilleboe re-
turned from their trip to their old
home at Arkdale, Wis, Tuesday
morning.
In our editorial on the bond issue
typographical mistake occurs in the
amount of bonds, when is given as
$1,000, but should be $1,000.
Mrs. R. G. Mathwig leaves tonight
for a couple weeks visit with friends
and relatives. Mr.. Mathwig will
accompany his wife as far as Crook
StOn.
The Hallock News got the impress
sion somehow that the new hospital
cost S14, 900. The truth is that it
cost about 1922, 900, of which $4,000
is provided for.
A big bouncing boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Boardson on
Friday morning last week, and An
drew has been kept busy ever since
setting up the cigars.
All those knowing themselves in
debted to the Rockaway must settle
before April lst, or their accounts
will be placed in the hands of a COL
lector. L. B. Lindquist.
The proceeds of the basket social
given at John l. Skurdal's place in
town of Boxville, March 9th, was
Sl2. 10, which will go to the Warren
City Hospital fund.
Keep in mind the lecture of Prof.
dllh NOloOu dO OIlO OpOld 1lOuSc
on Mch. %. 1t will be the literary
treat of the year. Proceeds for new
hospital.
Miss Ethel Munger has been severe
ly i'll for three weeks, at the River
side Farm. Her illness began with
an attack Of la grippe which develop
ed into pneumonia. She is now out
of danger, however.
Peter Borklund returned Sunday
from St. Paul where he had spent
couple weeks taking treatment from
a specialist. He reports his health
much improved and on Monday he
proceeded to his home near Alvarado.
Abel Anderson, our West Valley
correspondent, is employed as book
keeper at store in Oslo, for few
weeks, and this accounts for the alb
sence of the interesting batch of
news from that town at present.
Albert Olson, formerly of New
Solum, died at Greenbush where he
had a photograph gallery, on March
5 and was buried at the Hauge Gem
etery in New Solum on March II.
He left wife and one child. ....
Miss Ottine Rokke, OF West Valley,
is attending school at Grand Forks
and writes to. have the address on
her Sheaf changed. She says: /
find it pleasure to have the Sheaf
come with it's interesting news from
my home county every week.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. are
erecting a farm machinery ware
house at Alvarado, for the branch
which they contemplate establishing
at that point. Herman Lindberg
and HI. L. Bingham went to Alvara-
do Monday to build the structure.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Hanson and
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