Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22
GIeanings From the
Home Field.

Scratch tabs for sale at the Sheaf
office.
Albert.C C. Grindeland has accepted
a position as clerk in the Warren post
office.
Albin Young was in Viking yes
terday attending the auction sale of
+. "A. Lundberg.
Miss Berking is back from the
cities with full line of the latest
styles OF spring millinery. "
Mrs. +. E. Nelson, the landlady of
the Park Hotel at Oslo, visited par
ents and friends in this city over
Sunday.
The fixtures of the Swedish Amer
lean Bank have been given new
coat of paint, that greatly improves
their appearance.
Alden L. Larson, formerly of War
rem, has opened up restaurant in
Minneapolis. Andrew Winberg, also
from this place is with him there.
0. G. Valtinson leaves for Crooks
ton this evening to see his son, Will
liam Henry Valtinson, graduate
from the Queen City Business Col
lege
A.. A. Harris, Of Farlev, sold his
farm the past week. We understand
he will reside there this season. The
particulars of the deal have not
been made public yet.
n. August Olson, of Thief Lake
arrived on the 500 this morning and
from, here he intends to leave on a
prospecting tour to the Canadian
northwest and British Columbia.
Ole Thompson, one of the pioneer
settlers Of town of Fork and one of
Marshall county's most successful
farmers, spent couple days in War
rem last week attending to matters of
business.
Henry DalQuist, son of Peter Dal-
quslt, of Warrenton, graduates this
week from the State Agricultural
College at st Anthony Park. His
sister, Miss Mary DalQuist, left Mon
day to be present at the graduating
exercises.
Victor Swanson and family, of
North Henderson, H., and his
brothers in law, George and Arthur
Johnson, have arrived and got into
their new home, the Lakin farm,
just west Of town. Mr.. Swanson is
much pleased with his location.
Doctor Christm S. the Great Divi-
ne Healer will be. at Argyle, Monday,
April 8, 1906, when suffering human
lty may have an opportunity to con-
suit him. On Sunday afternoon,
April s, at 1870 p. M, he will deliver
lecture at the, Argyle opera house.
G. R. Wood, the new owner of the
Jarrett farm, reports the loss of a
valuable mare last Tuesday from
what is commonly called stock yard
fever, caused by the long trip from
Illinois up here. He had three more
horses affected but they all recover
ed
John E. Ostrom departed for his
home at Ballard, WASH, on Tuesday
evening via the 500 and Canadian
Pacific railway. He has still large
interests in this city, and will come
back occasionally to look..after these.
Mrs. Ostrom and the children will
probably come here for a visit next
summer.
Carl Johnson, manager of the
Springbank farm was married yester-
day to a handsome and accomplished
young lady who resides in the eastern
part of the county. The happy couple
left for Crookston last evening on a
short visit. Their many friends join
in wishing them much joy and happi-
ness through their welded life. Ar
gyle Banner. g..
John Peterson, Of town of Brislet,
left Tuesday evening for Portland,
WASH, where he has relatives and
where he will probably remain if he
likes it. Owing to the death of his
wife, Mr.. Peterson did not care to
continue farming any longer, though
he still retains his farm and can come
back il he wants to do SO. ..He..was one
OF the pioneer settlers of his town.
Frank Wood and family, have re-
Gently come here from Litchtield,
ILL.,, and have rented the f. W. Carl
ton cottage, where they will reside
while they are looking over the
country with a view Of locating per-
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