Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-21

moved into the Insdahl house.
Gust Wickman sports the finest fur
coat in town. genuine buffalo coat.
Carl Sand /. a stadent at the bust
ness school. has been on the sick list
for few days.
Miss Nora Hendrickson, a young
lady of Sandsville, died last Friday
of tuberculosis.
Alfred Hagstrom, Of Foldahl, Was
in town today and dropped in to see
the Sheaf editor.
Clerk of court Swandby has issued
a marriage license to Lenus Carlson
and Edla Anderson.
David Berdie, representing the G.
P. r. B.. attended to business in
the city yesterday.
County Auditor Malberg has been
absent from his office about a week
on account of severe attack of la
grippe.
sentative of the Allan Steamship
line, is in the city today looking up
business in his line.
Miss Lavine o. Rokke will deliver
a temperance lecture at the United
Lutheran church this evening,
February 2lst, at O'Clock.
E. A. Malmin has sold the Nor
kassell residence property, which he
lately acquired, 20 Chas. V. Potts,
who will occupy it with his family.
James Medium has bought the old
Hjerpe saloon building and will
move it to lot near the watch tow
er and convert it into living house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Botko, of Tabor,
are the proud parents Of fine boy
born Wednesday, Feb. Goth: George
says the boy won't have to grow
muchso be big enough to vote at the
next election. =
Tom Keefe has purchased the old
farm house standing on and belong
ing to the Spaulding farm north of
the city, and will move same to the
city and put it in proper repair. Mr..
Keefe will probably occupy it with
his family.
The pupils in both the High:Schoo]
and Washington buildings have inter
esting and appropriate Washington
exercises this afternoon. Tomorrow
the schools will be closed in honor OF
Washington's birthday.
An auction sale will be held at
Viking on March 1st, at II O'Clock
a. M, when John Branson will sell
a lot of stock, farm machinery anC
honusehold goods. W. H. Dixon Of
this city will officiate as auctioneer
County superintendent Mithur
started Monday for the eastern
part of the county to visit schools
and hold teachers and school boards
conventions. He expects to be gone
about three weeks.
j Miss Lavina Rokke returned thi|
morning from lecture tour on tn
, Pacific coast. She has been in TIN
; employ of the W. G. 7. U. and has
|, visited all the principal cities. Sh'
. has been absent about six months
K. o. Hagen. of Newfolden, was il
the city yesterday getting bill
, printed for an auction sale at hi
farm on March 7. He intends tt
retire from active farming, and ma
conclude to remove to this city t.
5 spend the rest of his days.
/ At the last meeting of the cit
council Mr.. W. R. Haney was re
. elected superintendent of the Warre
!, electric light plant and water work
. at a salary of 500 per month, a
increase of $1,000 per month owe
last year. Mr.. Haney has proved t
be a good man for the place and tn
= council was wise in retaining him.
The second annual commencement
of the Warren Business School wi
. be held at the opera house on Marc
= goth, when about rs young men an
women will have completed the pr
scribed course of study and practic
. and will receive their diplomas
> Prof. Byron W. King, OF King
. School of Oratory, Pittsburg, Pa
I will deliver the commencement az
y dress.
= "A. G. Swandby and A. A. Ecklun
: were at Crookston Monday eveni1
= attending a meeting of the execute,
= committee of the Northern Mimi
= sofa Firemen's Association. II
tournament will be held in Red Lal
Falls this year and that city is maj
: ing great preparations for the even
~ The members of the COMMITTEE