Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-06
LOcal News

DJeTkluS S.
Remington Typewriter ribbons at
the Sheaf office. @.-e> .s= II
& A present for 500 families at the
Peoples store. 81.
{. Come to the Opera Hall Dec. IA,
!. and get your Xmas candies. =. ..~,::
. A fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lindberg on Monday, Dec.
3rd. he, 49,
i Miss Martha Mortenson, returned
to the Moorhead Normal on Monday
evening. = ..":
Miss Jessie Cross, who is teaching
at Ragley, MIMI, was home for
Thanksgiving. s'
Ellis Eklund and Miss Olga Eklund,
of Crookston, spent Thanksgiving
with Warren friends.
Jay Seeley, was. over from East
Grand Forks to eat Thanksgiving
turkey at his old home.
Miss Lilly Madison, returned Mon
day to the University of North Dako-
ia, after a brief visit at home.
Lunch will be served at the Opera
Hall Dec. IA, also ice cream and
cake. Come and bring your friends
DR.. and Mrs. O. +. Mellby, of
Argyle, ATE their Thanksgi wing
turkey at the home of Judge Grinde-
land.
A very liberal discount from reg
ular prices on Christmas present
selections made before Dec. 18th at
Farrell's. LIT.
Mrs. A. HoImberg, of Roseau, who
has been receiving treatment at the
hospital here, returned to her home
last Friday
Miss Dora Holcomb, returned to
the State University Sunday even
ing, after spending her Thanksgiving
vacation at home.
Judge Grindeland and Court Re-
porter Braggans, who are holding a
term Of court in Norman county,
spent Sunday last at their homes in
this city.
Don't forget to come and see the
wonderful snow ball tree, 10c snow
ball. Buy snow ball and you will
receive beautiful present. At the
Opera Hall Dec: H.
If you have a Talking machine,
please remember that you can get re-
cords at Farrell's, at the right prices.
II you have no machine he will be
glad to sell you one. 14.t
0. 3. Rood, formerly salesman with
K. j. Taralseth Co., now travelling
salesman for a Zig Minneapolis
wholesale house, visited friends in
the city at Thanksgiving.
Members of Warren Lodge No. III,
K. Of P. are requested to be present
at regular convention held in their
castle hall on Wednesday evening,
December 18th, 1906 at 1880 O'Clock
sharp. Election of officers and other
matters of Importance to come be-
fore the meeting.
l.. E. Fredrickson, the artist, who
painted the altar pieces in the
Swedish Lutheran church IN this
city, and in the church in Vega, left
last Friday for his old home in
Sweden. He expects to return to
this country sometime next summer,
and rumor has it that he will not
come alone, but accompanied by one
of the fair daughters Of his native
land.
The Thanksgiving supper served by
the ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church at the opera house, Nov. 90,
melted them, after all expenses were
paid, the following sums: Supper,
$128.00; Auction, ALTO; The Young
Ladies' quilt, SIS. Total $3.50. 10.
The ladies wish to thank all those
who by their assistance made it pos
sible for them to show such grand
results.
Bazaar at the Opera House on Fri
day evening, Dec. 7th. Supper from
$50 until all are served. Menu
Turkey, chicken, hot mashed pota-
toes and gravy, baked beans, brown
bread, cranberry sauce, pickles,
cabbage salad, coffee, doughnuts,
cake, etc. At eight O'Clock will be-
gin the sale of home made candies,
dressed dolls, and a great variety OF
plain and fancy work. Supper
tickets, Is cents.
Miss Ida Anderson, of Englund, is
visiting friends in town. AS little
girl she attended school, taught in
a private house by G. E. Lundquist,
now secretary and manager Of the
Peoples Trading Co., way back in the