Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15


c. A. Monson returned from the
cities last Sunday morning.
John Hjerpe has accpeted a position
in thee reat Northern depot as ware
house man.
GIN Morkassel is in Dakota this
week looking over some of the towns
along the 500 line.
Simon Swanson, of Bigwoods, visit
ed at the home of his brother, III.
M.Swanson in this city over Sunday.
Judge Mike Holm left Monday for
West Baden, Ind, where he will take
month treatment at the sanator-
.ium. -Roseau Times.
Mrs. P. B. Malberg entertained the
Monday Club on Tuesday evening,
serving a delicious supper with
covers laid for eleven. II
Miss Minnie Christensen came
down this evening from Alvarado for
short visit with Miss Marie
Audette.
AS I intend to leave Warren I
have several pieces of furniture, a
range and a heater, all in first class
shape, for sale. G. J. Trip, Win
chester Store. At.
Alfred Anderson injured his index
finger in a wood saw at Oslo last Fri
day and was brought to Warren to
have the wound attended to by a
surgeon.
Red Lake Falls suggests six team
league to consist of Red Lake Falls,
Thief River Falls, Crookston, War
rem, Ada and Fosston; no profession
al talent to be engaged.
Carl Eklund and son, Ellis, were
up from Crookston last week to at
tend the BOSNIAN funeral Ellis
was once printer in the Sheaf office
and is now with the Crookston
Times.
The sale at the Ostrom farm yester-
day was very successful, all the stock
bringing very satisfactory prices.
The total sales aggregated $4,000,
besides considerable stuff that was
disposed of privately.
E. NJ. Sathre has secured an in
terest in his brothers business COL
lege at Crookston, to which city he
int tends to remove some time next
summer. He has disposed of his in
terest in the commercial school here.
Joseph Miles and family have
arrived from Clinton county,
Iowa to farm the Geo. NJ. Will
son place in town of Warren
ton. The Sneaf welcomes these
new settlers and all others who
have come to live among us this
spring.
The directors of the Warren Build
ing and Loan Association met last
night in the office OF the secretury,
A'bin Young. This young enterprise
has met with splendid success and
has already it's first series Of stock
fully subscribed. Several homes will
probably be built in the city by it's
aid during the coming summer.
H. 3. Imsdahl, who has recently
returned from trip to the Rainy
River country, was fortunate to get
hold of a valuable piece of land adj
joining the new town of Baudette.
This particular piece had been over
looked in the wild scramble for land
at that place and Mr.. Imsdahl was
the lucky man to make the dis
covery.
B. S.. Bennett, the able Fosston
attorney, who as member of the
last legislature did good work for the
northern part of the state, has been
recommended by Congressman Steen-
erson for Indian agent at White
Earth, to succeed Simon Michelet.
Mr.. Bennett is quite a linguist, and
henceforth will add the squaw lang
uage to his other accomplishments.
We have received copy Of yester-
days issue of The Minnesota Daily,
the paper published by the students
of the State University, and of which
Dana NJ. Easton, of Warren, is one
of the associate editors. Yesterdays
paper was edited wholly by Mr..
Easton and was as bright and spicy
college paper as we have ever seen
gotten out.
The Aspen Company had to post
pone their moving picture show last
Monday evening on account of their
machine having been damaged on
the way up from Crookston. The
entertainment had been arranged for
the Norwegian Lutheran Church, but
it is more than likely that when the
new date is arranged larger quarters
will be hired. Their speciality is
s"The Life of Christ. =