Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-01
GIeanings From the
Home Field.

n. G.. Rackstrom, OF Alvarado,
spent Wednesday night in town.
Mrs. P. E. Sheperd has received the
sad tidings of the death Of her mother
in Illinois.
Victor Peterson and Henry Nelson,
of Oslo, were visitors in the city last
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Clara Tonderum, of the War
rem Mercantile Co., is at her home in
Bigwoods on a weeks visit.
P. |. Holen of Argyle will start a
bank at Beaudette and probably ore
at Warroad and Roosevelt. -Crooks-
ton Journal.
u. A. Sustad, who has been en-
ployed in the county auditors office
Tor about month, returned to his
home in Viking on Sunday.
Robert F. Porteous returned Tues
day from Superior, Wis, where he
has been at work for some months in
the Great Northern shops.
The family of Mr.. Chaffee, the 500
agent, arrived Friday evening and
they are now domiciled in the Nelson
residence north of the depot.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Rafferty, next Tuesday after
noon, at three O'Clock, Feb. 6.
License to wed have been issued to
Thomas j. Foster and Mathilda Jent,
Alfred JOhanson and Annie Gellund,
and George e.. Johnson and Lucille E..
Shaw.
The RED TAG SALE at the
Peoples Store will end Wednesday
evening. Better get in line if you
want to save money on your pur-
chases.
A. O. Hagen, clerk of court of
ROseau county, was visitor in the
city Tuesday, on his way from Iowa
where he had been to attend the fu-
neral of his father.
VIM. j. Brown returned home
Tuesday from Roseau where he had
been in attendance at the term of
district court held there last week.
He was the attorney in several i'm
portant cases at said term.
&. Oliver Riggs and wife will
entertain at dinner this evening, Geo.
G. johnson and wife, of Warren. Mr..
johnson is connected with one of the
Warren banks and is the leader of the
band of that ity.-Crookston Times,
Jan. p.
O. g. Valtinson has had his terri
tory as general agent for the American
Relief Society extended by the addi-
tion of Clearwater, Itasca and St..
Louis counties. He left last night to
look over the new territory and
appoint local agents.
Herman Berndt was in from Excel
yesterday attending to probate bust
ness. He is one of the old residents
of the county, but having sold his
farm he expects soon to move to
Thief River Falls to live. Says he
often feels sorry to leave Marshall
county and his many friends there.
The following are among the out oil
town people who have called at the
Sheaf office since last issue: John
Bergman, and Martin Anderson
Oslo; Amund Johnson, Foldahl; Mrs
Anna Dahlin, Bloomer; G. G. Eek
man, Bloomer; q. Flodstrom, Bloom
er; Aug. Peterson, Viking; Ole
Gjerde, postmaster at Noble, Mimi.
Emmett Larson, New Solum; E. N
Nordby, Eckvoll.
John keenan, of Warren, Mimi,
last week purchased the fine three
year-old Bay McGregor colt of J. j
Walker. The price was $3.50 and Mr.
keenan,, who is horseman of con
siderable note considers that he ha
secured a rare bargain in horsefesh
He looked over the market in Mime
apolis, St. Paul and Austin and a
none of the places did he find hors
that suited him as we'll or was a
promising as the animal he purchased
from Mr.. Walker.-WykOffM Messenger