Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-01-04

Winchester.
The Misses Stella and Elsie Rob-
becke, of Thief River Falls, are guests
at the home of T. Morck.
Miss Emma Olson, Miss Julia
Holen nd Oscar Holen attended the
dance in this city last night.
Miss Mary Larson, of Viking, has
been staying in this city during the
past few weeks working at the dress
making trade.
License to wed have been issued by
Clerk of Court Morck to the follow
ing: Louis Carlson and Anna Olson,
August Magnuson and Johanna S.
Carlson.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Emma Helmina Wahlin
to Mr.. Carl G. Peterson next Sun
day afternoon, at the brides home in
town of Vega.
The Sheaf has some fine calendars
which it is giving away to paid in
advance subscribers, as long as the
supply lasts. Call in and get one be-
fore they are all gone.
Frank E. Dahlgren has accepted
the position of cashier of the State
Bank of Alvarado and expects to
move to the new town and assume
the management of the bank at the
beginning of next week.
Peter Bjorklund, of Alvarado, has
been circulating a subscription list:in
town this week for the benefit OF
Frank Vroman, down by Red River.
The funds will be used for the pur.
chase Of an artificial foot for Mr..
|Vroman.
Mrs. W. F. Powell and son Willis
returned home last Friday morning
from visit with relatives and
friends at Crookston, MINI. Master
Ralph Powell returned home on Sat-
urday morning he having also visited
at the same place.
John Wolberg Of Alvarado, arrived
this morning from the pine country
around Cass Lake, where he has put
some OF his teams to work in thu
lumber camps. He says logging oper
ations are hindered this winter az
the sWamps are not frozen under
Meath the snow.
Mr.. August Swanson and Mrs
Christine Erickson were married il
this city by Rev. Madison on Dec.
%, and last Saturday they returne;
from wedding trip to Crookston
Grand Forks and other places. The,
VIII make their future home on TIN
brides farm near Radium.
1t is reported that loggers are pa,
ing as high as $50 per month PEI
team for horses to go into the woods
whether this includes feed or not W.
have not heard, but presumably the
meaning is $50 per month and feed
Several of the large farms neal
Crookston have sent all their work
teams to the woods for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. John Westman enter.
! talned a few friends from town anc
some of their neighbors for dinner
at their beautiful farm home, a cou.
PIE miles west Of town, on Sunday
last. On Wednesday evening the
young people from the city were in.
vited to the WsstH&t home and also
report having had al eAj6yable time.
The Misses Martha MortitseeH6, Ella
Lundgren and Lilly Madison spebt
iast Friday in Alvarado. After VISIT
ing every building and business place
IN town they became hungry. and
Sands hotel they found to be a good
place to have their hunger stiIled
The girls had a merry time and will
long remember their visit at Alyara-
do.
Would you like to enjoy an evening
OIL splendld entertainment? Are Won
a lover of music? The "Temn,o
Quartette' is a famous organization
that has pleased the audiences Of orr
largest cities for number of years
We hope that it will be your privilege
TO use this opportunity of hearing
ohem on next Tuesday evening. In
order to secure date at this time
IL was necessary to change the usual
hour of beginning to 7:3o sharn
Line program to be rendered is verv
complete and will require this addi.
tlonal time in the early eyeninn in