Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-22

Enos Mutt, of Argyle, was here on
business last Tuesday.
E. P. Stromgren returned home
yesterday from visit at Englund,
Pelan, Karlstad and other points.
John Christensen, of Farley, left
Monday night on trip to Denver,
Colo, and other southwestern points.
Victor Peterson of Oslo, came in
Friday to take in dance and also on
business. He returned Monday morn
ing.
Herman Meisch, manager of the
st. Hilaire Lumber Co. of Argyle,
was here few days this week on
business.
Miss Bella Green will 60 to Fargo
tomorrow evening to visit her broth
er William, who is attending COM
mercial school there.
Our nice weather has come back
again. Monday and Tuesday were
very mild and the snow was thawing.
Winter will soon be over.
Victor Odman received a slight
bump on the head while coming UP
the cellar stairway at Taralseth's
store. He says he saw stars.
Every patriotic Warrenite will pat
ronize the supper of the firemen this
evening and thus enable the boys to
make the necessary preparations for
the tournament next summer.
The Sheaf publishes the delinquent
tax list this week. 1t is shorter than
it mas been for many years-a good
indication that the country is get
ting in better shape.
Lost: A small fox terrier dog,
white with black and tan head, and
short tail. Suitable reward offered.
Return to Spaulding Elevator Co.'S.
office, Warren. 1t.
The Warren reading club gave an
entertainment at Thief River Falls
last Friday evening, and goodly
number Of Thief River Falls people
turned out to enjoy their efforts.
n. 0. Roam entertained his brother
in-law. Geo. Berger, of Fergus Falls,
last week. Mr.. Berger left for
Crookston Saturday night intending
to spend couple of days with rela-
tives in that city before going home.
Let US patronize our home mer-
chants, including the printers, and
build up good town in our midst.
BY doubling the population of our
own town, farms lands tributary
hereto will be worth S. more per
acre.
A large number of the friends of
lyer Winberg, the popular salesman
in the hardware department of the
Taralseth store, gave him very
pleasant surprise at his home last
Saturday evening. Mr. Winberg was
presented with handsome rocker as
token Of the esteem in which he
is held by his friends.
P. E. Sheperd and family will leave
for their former home in Litchfeld,
ILL.,, some time next week. Mr..
Sheperd has disposed of all his inter-
ests in this vicinity at considerable
profit and expects to spend the rest
of his days at his old home in com
fort and luxury. P. E. and family
acquired large circle of friends dur
ing their residence here who wish
them we'll most heartily wherever
their fortunes may lead them. .~s.--.~y
Among those out of town who have
called at the Sheaf office lately are
Edward G. Melo, Argyle, AntonKirtz,
Warrenton; Henry Nystrom, Alva-
RADIO; O.: L. Skonoyd, JUNK; Carl I.
Holt, Alvarado; And. J. Johnson,
Farley; Chas. Buchholz. Farley; A.
Person, Vega; Helmer B. Hendrick-
son, Northland; Alfred B. Carlson,
McCrea; H. J. Beardmore, Sands
vile; John J. Olson, Warrenton, John
S. Haug, JUNK: John Branson, Vik-
ing; W. T. Erickson, Alvarado: Nels
o. Brandt, Newfolden; Ole o. Hult-
hero A1varadn