Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-29
Local News

AANooAAS
the Sheaf office.
Mrs. VIM. Forsberg is visiting her
parents in town of Lincoln.
Thor Jorgenson, of Alma, attended
to business at the court house on
Tuesday.
C. G. Peterson, of Viking, vas
business caller in the city last Thurs
day evening.
Miss Eliza Ireland and Miss Minta
Watkins visited in Thief River Falls
over Sunday.
6. A. Sustad, of Viking, is assist
ing county auditor Malberg with
the work in his Office.
Edith Mattson gave a party at her
home to number of her school
mates Oil Saturday evening.
l have employed a first class shoe
maker and can do all kinds of shoe
repairing. Fred swanson West Side
Harness Shop.
Nels Berg, of Viking, was in town
Monday buying supply Of -four at
the Warren mill and attending to
other business.
J. G. Holm, of Cannon Falls,
Mimi, a brother-in-Iaw of county
auditor ?. B. Malberg, arrived Sun
day for few days visit.
Martin t'orsberg, of Viking was in
Warren Monday attending to matters
Of business, and also remembered the
Sheaf with pleasant call.
L. E. Fredrickson, is back from
Jamestown, n. D., where he has just
tinised his contract for the interior
decoration OF large church. He
expects to leave this week on d visit
to Sweden.
q. Licenses to wed have been issued
= Charles Mclean and Sophie Eng
ON, Thomas Dalen and Laura
Gustafson, Michael Blazejewski and
Christina Otto, Torjus Lee and Mollie
Sandland.
Gottfred Erickson and family re-
turned to Warren last week. Mr..
Erickson has been engaged in railway
construction work at Flaxton, n. D.,
and Kensington, Mimi, during the
past summer.
l.. B. Lindquist has sold the Rock
away bakery to Ralph Taralseth. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Allen, who have
been employed in the bakery during
the past few months, will have charge
of the business.
The schools Of the city will have a
vacation from Wednesday evening,
this week until Monday next week
on account of Thanksgiving. Appro-
pirate Thanksgiving exercises were
held in the lower grades Yesterday
afternoon.
Otto l.. Haug, one of the old set
tiers in town Of Foldahl, was in the
city last Saturday attending to
matters of business. He and Mrs.
Haug returned recently from western
Canada, which is their home now, to
spend few weeks visiting friends
and relatives in this county. Mr..
Haug says he is we'll satisfied with
his Canadian home.
Filing Olson, of Noble, Was in
town Saturday. transacting business.
He stated to the Sheaf that in his
opinion there is something radically
wrong with the present method OF
docking and grading wheat and flax,
and That the farmers are the losers
He intended to take the subject VI
with the state railway and ware
house commission.
At the Opera House Dec. l. An
nual bazaar under the auspices Of thu
l.. A. s., of the Pres. church. 4
fine opportunity for selecting Christ
mas gifts from great variety O
fancy work as we'll as plain. Als'
home made candies of many vari
cites. A good hot supper will b.
served, beginning at $50 at the low
price of Is cents. Sale Of goods will
begin at 500 O'Clock.
A piece quilt is to be disposed O
at the supper and sale at the oper:
house tonight that is quite novelt.
as we'll as work of art. Each plec'
contains the name of contribute
sewed in silk, and there are ga
names on the quilt, including sucl
prominent persons as Preslden
Roosevelt and Governor Johnson
The young ladies OF the SWeclsi
Lutheran church have been severa
years making it, and have just seWet
the last stitch.
Rev. A. n. Tebbets, assistant sup
erintendent of the Minnesota Chill
dren's Home Society, called au tn