Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12

| New settlers are arriving daily.
Old papers for sale< at-..the Sheaf
! office
Ed Natwick went to Winnipeg yes
|terday.
II. J. March did business west on
the 500 line yesterday
The Sheaf has just what you want
to do your figuring on.
0. E. Eckern has bought the Geo.
Bernard residence property.
G. r. Ward, the newly appointed
postmaster at Ada, was Warren
visitor last Friday. ~
Don't fail to attend the Easter SER
vices at the Methodist church both
morning and evening.
For Sale.-Three gang plows. one
drill, two binders, one buggy and
three horses, by L.Lamberson.
Judge Grindelannd has been spend
ing few days in the Twin cities.
He is expected home tomorrow
H: B. Imsdahl, OF Warren, is build
ing on his claim near here. He will
move his family up in June-Bau-
dette Reigon. 7
Remember the Easter sale to be
held by the L. A. S. of the NJ. E.
church in the MCCLELLAN building,
Saturday, April II.
DR.. Dodds will hold the third
quarterly conference of the NJ. E.
Church in the MCCLELLAN ,buiding on
Saturday evening, next, at s p m.
Officers will kindly bear in mind.
Gotfred Erickson and family left
this morning for Flaxton, n. D..
where Mr.. Erickson will be employed
during the summer on railroad work
His teams and men also shipped from
here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. [. Holen, of Ar
gyle. came down on the local Satur-
day night and went to Thief River
Falls on the 500 train the same even
ing. They passed through here on
their way home again Monday morn
ing.
L. B. LindQuist has bought out
the interest Of his partner Ed Nat
wick in the three RS, the RockaWay
Restaurant, Rockaway Bakery and
Rockaway Pool Room, and is now
sole proprietor Of these business
places.
The Sheaf publishes the statement
OF the Swedish-American State Bank
Of Warren this week. The statement
shows that while the management
of the bank is conservative it and
safe it enjoys a steadily growing and
profitable business.
Don't forget to come to the McGil-
Ian building Saturday afternoon.
The NJ. E. ladies are going to have a
sale of fancy and useful articles, also
cooked things for Sunday dinner,
among which are beans, brown bread,
buns, cinnamon rolls, potato salad
cake and doughnuts. .s
Clerk of Court Morck issued mar,
}, riage license to John Jacob Oistao
and Albertina Josephine BengtsuL
on the 9th of April; on the 10th il.
cense was issued to Alvin John Love
strOm and Mae Adelaide McMahan
and on the 18th, to Christian Aas
and Annie Peterson.
There will be confirmation service!
in the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Church next Sunday. Easter. The
, class to be confirmed consists O.
Elemina Sophia Lofberg, Annie
Elisabeth Jorganson, Hildur ANAL;
. Ornauist, Nels Wallin, John Oska
\ Walden, Erick Linus Erickson, vii
| liam Garfield Anderson, Axel Ed
: ward Johnson, and Hilmer Olson.
l The Cashier of the State Bank O.
Alvarado does not propose to bea1
t his depositors out of any of thei
S money. He is ready to pay every
! cent OF deposits at any time accord
t ing to the statement published il
l this paper. That he has the conf
r dence Of the people is shown by TIN
e large amount Of deposits shown b.
t the same statement.
! + Peter Bergh came up from Daw
: son, Mimi, last week to move hi
family from here to their new plac
$ Of residence. They left on the Grea
Northern flyer last evening. Durin!
E their brief stay in our city both Mr.
) and Mrs. Bergh have made man,
: friends who regret their departur
: and wish them success wherever the
go.
Make. me an offer for the nWA S
: Il, ny #sw14, and seA sw4 sectio1
! 27-l57- 40. 100 acres choice prairie
: seven miles southwest Of Stephen
5s Minnocota M0rtUaUad for ST 1000 "a