Warren sheaf., 1906-11-01
1OcaI News.

Remington Typewriter ribbons at
the Sheaf Office.
Mrs. G. J. Johnson returned Fri
CAV from visit at Oslo.
John NJ. Halvorson was Crooks
Ton visitor oucay night.
Misses Mamie and Ida Johnson
went to Thief River Falls Tuesday
evening.
Mark Oseth and George Bren en-
tered as students at the Warren Busi-
ness School last Monday.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Stephen.
was guest at the home of II. 1.
Golden for a couple days this week.
Dressmaking done at home or by
the day. Miss Carrie Sonstrud, at
Chris. HaIsa's house near Court
House.
have employed first class shoe
maker and can do all kinds of shoe
repairing. Fred swanson, West Side
Harness Shop.
The Maplebay Wind stacker Com
pany at Crookston contemplates
starting the manufacture of auto
mobiles at their plant.
William Carlson, of Argyle, was
adjudged insane by Probate Judge
Holm on Tuesday, and was taken to
the asylum at Fergus Falls by Otto
Stoltz, deputy sheriff.
Miss Olga Ecklund, who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the St..
Vincent hospital the latter part of
last week, is recovering from the ef-
fects Of the operation -Crookston
Journal.
The best way to save on your fuel
expenses is to buy storm sash and
storm doors for your house. A COM
plete stock always on hand at the
st. Hilaire Retail Lumber Co.'S yard
on the east side.
T. II. Mack, the old political war
[horse of Wanger, visited friends in
the city yesterday. Mr. Mack feels
keenly the recent loss of his wife,
with whom he had wandered side by
side for forty long years.
A hunting party consisting of Dan
Bernard, Harry Bernard, G. s. Hull,
E. F. Brown, Bert Slee, and Chas
Woolery expect to leave this week
for the northwestern wilds in quest
of big game. They expect to be gone
about three weeks.
The Audette family, of Argyle, left
Tuesday for Helena, Montana, tC
make their future home. Daughter.
Miss Marie Audette, was we'll known
in Warren where she was employed
in the typographical department OF
the Sheaf for some time.
Hon. H. o. Hanson, Of Stephen,
came in on the 500 yesterday morn
ing from tour OF the eastern part
of the district and proceeded to his
home. He reports everything favor
able to the republicans and particu-
]arly so to the legislative ticket.
A rummage sale will be held in
the building formerly occupied by
D. "A. Whitney, Nov. End and 3rd.
A good opportunity will be offered
for any desiring to buy secondhand
0f q &c
under the auspicies of the l.. A. s.
of the Presbyterian crhurch.
Rev. A. Mattson, of Brainerd, has
accepted a call to the pastorate OF
the Swedish Luthern churches OF
Ida and Alexandria. Mr.. Mattson
will take charge Of the work here
January l. He is man of family
and will occupy the parsonage or
Sixth avenue Alexandria Post
News.
Our good old friend A. &. Setter.
holm was caller in the city on Mon.
day. He is one of the pioneer settlers
in the township of Middle River, but
moved recently to Rainy River,
where he secured fine claim on the
banks of that stream. He says he is
we'll pleased with his new home.
Oscar Peterson, who has been en-
ployed as clerk in the store Of the
Warren Mercantile Co. for severa
years, left Monday for Orleans, Minn..
where he will have charge of 9
lumber yard for the Robertson
Lumber Go. His brother, C. G.
Peterson, has moved in from the farm
to take Oscars place in the store.
Nov. second and third are the
dates fixed for the rammage sale il
the building formerly occupied by
D. A.. Whitney. The members Of
the L. A. S. :, of the Presbyterian
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