Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-06
Toy-land at the Peoples store.

Miss Bjerking's.
Ingolf Grindeland shot a very large
wolf east of town last Saturday. ~;
J. A. Floberg, of Foldahl, attended
to business in the city last Saturday.
= Read about the free deal in the
Peoples Trading Cos ad on the last
page.
Miss Lillian Trip left Monday for
Crookston, where she has been. en-
ployed in a store.
Miss Annie Nelson, of New. Solum,
is assisting as clerk in the county
auditors office. ~
Frank Dalquist is back from
Adams, n. D., and e.. will stay here
while looking about for a business
opening. T." %.|,f$>@ 60" sS'@; -
Souvenir postal cards with views
of High School and City Hall just re-
ceived at Farrell's. Two for five
cents.
Mrs. Tom Hagen left last Wednes-
day to visit sister at Devils Lake,
N. d. She returned home Monday
morning. ....
O. A. Omdahl, one of the progress
sive farmers south east from here,
attended to business in the city last
Saturday.
S. J. Haug, who is employed as
timer in a hardware store at Hal
lock, spent Thanksgiving with his
family in this city
Frank Mansfield has shipped his
household goods to Roosevelt, MIMI,
near which place he has a claim and
will make his future home.
w. d. Trip and Herman Allen
left last Friday for the lumber camps
near Pine River, Mimi, where they
will have their teams this winter.
A free present to each family, up
to 500 families, at the Peoples store.
Don't send the children, come your
self, and get one. Only one to a
family.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church will
hold their annual Bazaar at the Opera
Hall Friday, Dec. IA. Come and
secure your Xmas presents and other
presents.
Watches, clocks, jewelry, silver
ware, cut glass, musical Instruments,
and numerous other articles that
that will make Christmas presents
at Farrell's, The Reliable Jeweler. ="
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Miss Clara Bake got the quilt
that had been made by the Young
Ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church and disposed of at the
Thanksgiving supper at the opera
house.
Erick Anderson, of McCrea, has
erected fine new dwelling on his
farm this fall. 1t is a two story
frame building, main part 28x30,
and 16x18 addition, brick basement.
A very fine home.
Licenses to wed have been granted
to John J. Sutton Jr. and Maude
Keye, Alex NJ. Strom and Sinsi Ris-
berg, Charles G.. Erickson and Anna
S. Peterson, Nels Wick and Olga Sax
void, Jonas Anderson and Olga Sax
void.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. M. Rookie arrived
last week from Canada to spend a
week or two visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity. Sickness in
the family prevented Mr.. and Mrs.
S. N. Rookie from coming at this
time, but they will come to visit in
the near future.
Chas Wlttensten shipped last Fri
day number of his teams to the
lumber camps near Pine River, on
the M. & I. road between Brainerd
and Bemidji, where they will be useo
in logging operations during the
winter months. Mr.. WltuenSten re-
turned Tuesday morning.
Nels Aug. Olson, formerly of Thief
Lake, now located at Quill Plaine,
Sask, Can., writes the Sheaf that
the first snow came Oct. 16, about
an inch, and that they have hac
many cold days since. He says hi
thinks the winters where he is, arr
about the same as in Marshal
county.
Gunder P. Sorter, of town of Holt
and his father, Peter Sorter, anc
brother, Jens Sorter, came to Warner
by team yesterday to bring home :;
threshing engine which they hal
purchased here. They used to COM
to Warren often in the early day
and have many friends in the cit.
and vicinity.
The county board will hold